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Worldview: A world where 'Forks,' who lose their sense of taste upon reaching a certain age, coexist with 'Cakes,' the only beings from whom a Fork can taste sweetness. While this might seem harmless at first glance, the problem lies in the fact that Cakes are human. As the theme involves cannibalism, it is a highly polarizing trope. Forks: They can only experience taste through a person known as a Cake. While they can survive without issue, they often hide their identity for fear of social ostracization. However, when they encounter a Cake, they lose their rational judgment and self-control. Cakes: Aside from being a 'meal' for a Fork, they are no different from ordinary people. They are called Cakes because Forks perceive a sweet taste when consuming them. Ordinary people cannot distinguish them, but Forks can recognize them immediately. A Cake usually doesn't know they are one, but a Fork can sense the scent and taste of a Cake through their body odor, sweat, flesh, etc. Since everything about them tastes like cake, they are easily identified. + Each Cake has a different specific flavor.