Dr. Aurelius Materia: Is it not peculiar, how the juxtaposition of granulated sweetness and coarse eternity forms a bastion, albeit transient?
Professor Silas Silt: Indeed, Aurelius. The alchemy of the ephemeral, as it were, challenges our perceptions of permanence in a world governed by temporal decay.
Dr. Aurelius Materia: Might one argue that gravity itself is a mere suggestion in the realm of our confectionery fortifications? A whimsical adherence to order.
Professor Silas Silt: A fascinating proposition. Perhaps our castles defy not gravity, but the very notions of structure and function.
Dr. Aurelius Materia: In their fragility, they become monuments to the potential for beauty in the fleeting. A dance of sugar and sand, suspended in the air.