Most forced in author rant ever.

@ExistenceNull  
Rest well!

@Starswirl  
True but we really don’t have any frame for Celestia outside of snapshot moments that to me feel so much like a puppet master or a politician more so then an individual.  
But it’s late so I’ll agree to disagree and sleep.  
Thank you for conversation.

@ExistenceNull  
You may. I don’t necessarily share it, but that’s just how things are, eh?
 
I will also say this: Celestia, in this comic here, acts far worse than she ever did in the show. And at times it feels like this is done just so the OC has more to tear into her for.

@Starswirl  
Fair enough, but her in show faults are arguably just as bad for one sitting so high on the totem pole as is, if I might state my opinion.

@ExistenceNull  
If you dislike her based on the comics… then we are not going to come to an agreement. The comics, to me and to the show’s writers, exist in a not-quite canon state. Take what you like, ignore what you don’t.

@Starswirl  
So you know what I’m referencing, she pied piper marched the entire changeling race into an active volcano and sealed it, and genetically scarred them to create the holes in their legs.  
Add to that her torture of the Umburum from eldest to unborn, which we have little to reason as to why they attacked in the first place other then ‘they feed on darkness’ which could mean any number of things and could outright be propaganda, and It puts my mixed feelings as to Celestia’s validity squarly in the negative end of the spectrum.

@ExistenceNull  
Oh, the comics. Yeah, I must admit, I mostly ignore those.

@Starswirl  
I’m sorry if I hold a saint to a higher standard then a sinner, but good deeds and intentions don’t change the actions there within.  
Chrysalis, as being what she is acts as she would without outside influence, and Celestias’ choice of torture rather then diplomacy during their older meeting in the comics justifies Chrysalis’s hatred as far as I’m concerned.  
As for the others they sit on equal footing without any to defend them while Celestia has the blind loyalty of her people and a track record thats utterly horrible where it counts.
 
I don’t say Celestia’s evil, but she certainly shouldn’t have that pretty little crown and waste of marbel and gold she calls home with the risks and dangers she subjects her people to by ignorance, hers or theirs by lack of her giving information only she would have, negligence and favoritism.

@ExistenceNull  
Compared to who? Nahmat? Gralo? Chrysalis? I must respectfully disagree.

@Starswirl  
In general. Celestia getting called out for her actions and having a few bruises is far less then she actually deserves, compared to the majority of the entities involved.

@ExistenceNull  
You mean hitting her? Who said that was okay?

@Starswirl  
But Celestia gets to go farther why?

Good thing the flashback in the show showed Celestia crying over having to do this. So yeah, Nahmat is going to far, and by the end, I don’t care about how the comic tries to make her all sympathic character. That ship has sailed.

@Shadow Star  
Yeah..I kind of stopped reading after this.

@Harmozel  
agreed. I love wolfie telling it like it is.  
which is why the ending is soo bad.

As much as I love Celestia, I cheered for Nahmat at this scene. I’ve never heard Princess Celestia apologize at all for her mistakes and I’m sick of that at this point.