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Background Pony #1FE6
@Evowizard25  
To be honest they could just have him being both a douche and yet has a good side in him. tell me, Don’t you have at least one friend who is a scumbag? I really doubt He spends most of his time Killing puppies, Even Hitler out of all people wasn’t a cold blooded monster when he was in his freetime
Evowizard25

@Background Pony #BC6D  
Yeah, but the only way they’ll be able to do him justice, and not be just a punching bag, would have to feature an episode revolving around him.
 
Given how the show works, it would have to have one of the main six, Spike, or the CMC helping/interacting with him and playing a big role.
 
(Unless they do a comic about him, where there isn’t that limitation.)
 
It could be done, it could be funny. Will it be done?…Eh, maybe. There aren’t a lot of central male characters, beside Spike. Still, it’d be hard to think of an episode to do with him, unless it was adjusting his attitude.
 
I’d say it’d be a perfect episode for Twilight. (Fluttershy already did it with Discord, so it’d come close to rehashing that episode. Rarity’s already had plenty of episodes about generosity.) I think Twilight could show him how to become a better ruler/friend. It’d show how much she’s learned over the show.
 
But if Blueblood isn’t a douchebag, and is shown to be nice….I have no idea what they’d do with him, other than a cameo or side lined appearance, like Bulk Biceps in Rainbow Falls and Fancy Pants. Important to the events of the plot, but not a real centric figure or an antagonist.
Background Pony #1FE6
@Whatevs  
He already appeared in Equestrian Games if that counts  
If you mean him having a role in an episode then that could be funny but I fear that they would make him a punching bag to please the fandom
Whatevo
Thread Starter - The great GamerGate discussion.
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Arch-Rarifag
Yea, I’m just gonna explain myself for posterity. And if anyone disagrees they can respond directly.
 
Boom: Rarity was wrong to expect him to act princely. Silly naivete.  
However, she did not feel entitled to a perfect prince. When he initially failed to live up to her fantasy she gave him the benefit of the doubt.
 
And also, she did her job as a lady by being deferential to the man and letting him lead (she’s a character based on old gender roles anyway).  
This is also why she was not wrong to expect him to be a gentleman. And she was right to get mad when he rudely failed to live up to this (meaning he did it in a rude manner, not that not doing so was rude).  
And I think that’s all.
Irony
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Stop Right There!
@Whatevs  
“completely ignore”  
Yes, that does seem to be what you’re doing. Lesson learned, don’t have a conversation with someone determined to not listen.
Whatevo
Thread Starter - The great GamerGate discussion.
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@Irony  
>completely ignore  
Confirmed for not understanding anything I have said.  
Pretty sad really. Because I did say she was foolish to assume he would be princely.
 
If her bad expectations was what people railed against then fine. But here’s the thing, having misplaced expectations was what they all had. It was kinda of the idea of the episode.
 
And also, you overstate things. When he initially did not live up to her expectations she gave him the benefit of the doubt. It was only when he acted rudely that she got angry.
Irony
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Stop Right There!
@Whatevs  
Well, offhand I would say she was “in the wrong” for trying to become romantically involved with someone solely based on their title and her own fantasies, with no consideration given whatsoever to who that person actually was or their feelings on the matter. Not that she deserved to be treated like dirt over it or anything, but like all the other characters her “problems” were largely self-inflicted based on unrealistic expectations. Her night would not have been “ruined” by a boor like Blueblood if she hadn’t assumed he would fit her “prince” fantasy before even meeting him.
 
Counter question, do you think you are being a “fan” of a character when you completely ignore every facet of that character that isn’t admirable?
Background Pony #F74E
@Background Pony #5B6B  
…because a self-absorbed snob who was the antagonist for roughly 1/6 of an episode didn’t have a charming, compelling personality to make the fandom like him more?
Background Pony #F74E
@Ertinax  
So jerks, rich people, snobs and other “elite” types should be hated with the fury of one thousand suns? Still seems a bit harsh, especially for rich people and other “elite” types (unless they’re guilty of being jerks, snobs, or other moral failings).
 
It’s definitely true that Blueblood gets more hate and fewer fans than more morally-transgressive antagonists, such as Discord, Chrysalis, the Flim-Flam brothers, and Gilda. I don’t think it has anything to do with his being male, though; it’s mostly because he’s just not very charismatic.