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It's a conflicting thought in ""logic.""" Why is this one candle the only one that can burn the roses when the same candle I was using was also capable on sending things on fire. It's not like the particle effects really change between these two aside from if you shoot through the right pillar and see it burning up in flames.
Once you realize only the one "source" candle allows arrows to through it, the rest of the puzzle follows easily enough.