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* Any time Mare-Do-Well takes down a bad guy is this. No exceptions. |
* Any time Mare-Do-Well takes down a bad guy is this. No exceptions. |
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* The following line given by Pinkie{{spoiler|'s Confidence, after the rest of the mane six cheer her up and snap her out of her [[Heroic BSOD]]}} in chapter 12: |
* The following line given by Pinkie{{spoiler|'s Confidence, after the rest of the mane six cheer her up and snap her out of her [[Heroic BSOD]]}} in chapter 12: |
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{{quote|In the brightest day or in the darkest night...I shall bring hope, justice, and all that is right. The schemes of evil, I shall vanquish and quell...for I am she: '''''THE MYSTERIOUS MARE-DO-WELL!'''''}} |
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** Followed by possibly the greatest example of an [[Oh Crap]] a villain has shown yet. {{spoiler|Dr. Caballus, or rather Pinkie's Guilt, never expected the tide to be turned so quickly.}} |
** Followed by possibly the greatest example of an [[Oh Crap]] a villain has shown yet. {{spoiler|Dr. Caballus, or rather Pinkie's Guilt, never expected the tide to be turned so quickly.}} |
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Revision as of 04:59, 8 August 2014
- Any time Mare-Do-Well takes down a bad guy is this. No exceptions.
- The following line given by Pinkie's Confidence, after the rest of the mane six cheer her up and snap her out of her Heroic BSOD in chapter 12:
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In the brightest day or in the darkest night...I shall bring hope, justice, and all that is right. The schemes of evil, I shall vanquish and quell...for I am she: THE MYSTERIOUS MARE-DO-WELL! |
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- Followed by possibly the greatest example of an Oh Crap a villain has shown yet. Dr. Caballus, or rather Pinkie's Guilt, never expected the tide to be turned so quickly.