Having some trouble getting this if else statement to work

Solved! Thanks tdelaney, your repr tip helped a lot and John Kugelman you called it as I was typing this! Thanks to everyone for being so quick to respond!

I was including a space when prompted for my favorite color ex. What is your favorite color? Blue

I edited my if A == 'Blue' to if A == ' Blue' or A == 'Blue' with both cases

from random import randint

# Establish the lower and uppper bound on the goal number
MINIMUM = 1
MAXIMUM = int(input("State a number"))



def print_welcome():
    '''
    Prompt the user for their name, and then display a
    simple message explaining the rules of the game.
    '''
    # Get the name of the user
    if MAXIMUM < 10:
        print("Too easy, you bore me!")
    else:
        print("BAHAHA A REAL CHALLENGER EH?")
    name = input("What is your name? ")
    # Show the user's name
    input("What is your quest?")
    A = input('What... Is your favorite color?')
    if A  == 'Blue' or A == 'blue':
        print("You get thrown off a bridge")
    else: 
        print("Right, on you go then!")
            
    print("Just kidding", name, "!", "...welcome to my guessing game.")
    # Print out the limits of the goal number
    print("I've thought of a number between", MINIMUM, "and", MAXIMUM)
    # Write out rest of the instructions
    print("You need to guess that number.")
    print("I'll tell you if you need to go higher or lower.")
    
def print_ending():
    '''
    Print out a conclusive message to wrap up the game.
    '''
    print("You win!")
    
def process_guess(guess, goal):
    '''
    Print out whether or not the user was above, below,
    or at the goal.
    
    Args:
        guess (int): The number that the user entered
            as their guess.
        goal (int): The number that the computer is
            thinking of.
    '''
    # Branch execution based on whether the guess was right
    if guess < goal:
        print("You need to go higher!")
    elif guess > goal:
        print("You need to go lower!")
    else:
        print("That's correct, it's", goal)

def get_number():
    '''
    Ask the user for a number, and keep prompting
    them until they give you an actual number
    (as opposed to giving you a letter).
    '''
    # Get the guess from the user, returns a string
    number = input("What is your guess? ")
    # Was the string composed only of numbers?
    if number.isdigit():
        # If so, we can safely convert it to an integer
        number_as_int = int(number)
        # And return the result
        return number_as_int
    else:
        # Otherwise, call this function again recursively
        return get_number()

def main_game():
    '''
    Play a round of the game.
    '''
    # Pick random number between MINIMUM and MAXIMUM
    goal = randint(MINIMUM, int(MAXIMUM))
    # Initially, the user hasn't guessed anything.
    user_guess = None

    print_welcome()
    # Repeatedly ask the user until they get it right
    while user_guess != goal:
        user_guess = get_number()
        process_guess(user_guess, goal)
    print_ending()

# This if statement is common in most professional Python
#   programs - don't worry too much about what it does,
#   but you can safely assume it will work when you press
#   the run button.
if __name__ == '__main__':
    main_game()

This is just a small cut out of a game I am making for a class. If you look at the last four lines, every time I input the "blue" answer it skips the print("You get thrown off a bridge"). I do not think it is registering the answers that I want the code to recognize.

edit: I have added the complete code. the def print_welcome() portion at the beginning is the only area giving me the issue listed above.

sorry for not including the complete code initially as this is the first time I have posted a question on here and did not know what I should have included.

As I stated before, this is for a class. The assignment is to alter an already established code to give it some personal flavors.