As a kid, his favorite toy had been a snow globe, that held a small town of gingerbread buildings and peppermint streets. He'd wanted so badly to live there that one day he'd smashed the glass ball - only to find out that the houses were made of plaster, the candy stripes painted on.
As a child, the protagonist had a deep affection for a snow globe that contained a miniature village crafted from gingerbread and adorned with peppermint pathways. This whimsical setting inspired a strong desire in him to inhabit that magical world, leading him to take drastic action. He ultimately broke the glass globe in hopes of escaping to the enchanting town he admired so much.
However, upon shattering the globe, he was met with disappointment as the charming houses were merely painted plaster rather than real candy creations. This moment serves as a poignant reminder of the contrast between childhood dreams and harsh realities, illustrating how the allure of fantasy can often be misleading.
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