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* Rarity and Rainbow Dash's discussion before going out to herd the konagas, where they reveal how much each has grown closer to the other, and Rainbow tells Rarity to call her "Dash," like all her closest friends (except Applejack, for some reason). |
* Rarity and Rainbow Dash's discussion before going out to herd the konagas, where they reveal how much each has grown closer to the other, and Rainbow tells Rarity to call her "Dash," like all her closest friends (except Applejack, for some reason). |
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** The fact that Rainbow and Applejack are [[Vitriolic Best Buds]] is probably the reason. |
** The fact that Rainbow and Applejack are [[Vitriolic Best Buds]] is probably the reason. |
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Latest revision as of 17:39, 11 September 2019
- Rarity and Rainbow Dash's discussion before going out to herd the konagas, where they reveal how much each has grown closer to the other, and Rainbow tells Rarity to call her "Dash," like all her closest friends (except Applejack, for some reason).
- The fact that Rainbow and Applejack are Vitriolic Best Buds is probably the reason.
- When the World Serpent had all three heroes in its coils and they simply prepared for death. What made this a CMOH was that each of them embraced and reflected that their friendship had indeed become something far deeper over their journey. Lastly, hearing Rainbow Dash actually say "I love you." and NOT mean it in the romantic sense brings a meta sense of tragic irony that's almost heartbreakingly beautiful!
- The informal sequel, "A Day for Spike and Twilight" is mostly a CMOH in its entirety, but primarily the end, where Spike admits he views Twilight as a mother figure, and she realizes she feels the same connection towards him. It's a definite WAFF fic.