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Kandi In Amy Tan's The Joy Luck Club

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Kandi was the goddess of all candy, she even had her own special candy to make kids feel better. Kandi was the child of the evil king Riot and the young beautiful goddess Esperanza. Kandi always had kindness in her heart, especially for Stacey and even her evil stepmother Lauren. Kandi decided to settle in New Mexico just for the sake of Stacey. Stacey looked up to Kandi, She admired Kandi even though she didn’t believe in her. Kandi was set out by her mother to end Lauren’s rampage. Lauren found Kandi’s sacred candy just for Stacey and now she won’t let it go. “Kandi, you must go on a mission to save Stacey and get back your candy.”

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