The answer
Chapter 858 · updated
Chiffon and Lola are not the same person. Chiffon and Lola are sisters who look exactly alike. Chiffon was used as Lola's substitute in a marriage proposal to a giant prince. ch. 858, p. 10 Their father recognizes Chiffon separately from Lola and refers to both daughters. ch. 879, p. 9 Chiffon states that Lola is considered a criminal who would be killed if she returned. ch. 858, p. 10 Chiffon repeatedly calls Lola her sister and hopes Lola will return home one day. ch. 879, p. 10 "LOLA IS CONSIDERED A CRIMINAL IN THIS COUNTRY!" ch. 858, p. 10 "THE ONLY FITTING CHOCOLATE MINISTER OF CHOCOLATOWN IS SISTER LOLA!" ch. 879, p. 10 "IT GOT EVEN WORSE AFTER THAT. THEY TRIED TO USE ME AS LOLA'S SUBSTITUTE, BUT... THEY FOUND OUT THAT I WASN'T LOLA." ch. 858, p. 10 The sources establish that the two are distinct individuals despite their identical appearance and shared family ties.
Where it happens
2 chapters · first raised in ch. 858From the chapter
LOLA IS CONSIDERED A CRIMINAL IN THIS COUNTRY!
Chapter 858, page 10THE ONLY FITTING CHOCOLATE MINISTER OF CHOCOLATOWN IS SISTER LOLA!
Chapter 879, page 10IT GOT EVEN WORSE AFTER THAT. THEY TRIED TO USE ME AS LOLA'S SUBSTITUTE, BUT... THEY FOUND OUT THAT I WASN'T LOLA.
Chapter 858, page 10
What this means for the story
Canon settled the fact. The meaning is still an argument.
Make the case for what the answer changes, and bring the chapters that back you — the same evidence that settled the question can settle this one.
- 01Write the claimOne sentence a reader can agree or disagree with.
- 02Cite the chaptersEvery point carries the page it comes from.
- 03Readers weigh itConfidence moves on the evidence, not on votes.