You know, I feel that Rarity still had some resentment towards Trixie for the humiliation and for locking up Ponyville, but even when Trixie mentions that “she helped save the day along with Starlight Glimmer” and admitting her serious mistakes, Rarity just ignores her. and even belittles the part of Trixie that is the fireworks and ensuring that the fashion and wardrobe part is the most important thing, the good thing is that despite everything and some mistakes that almost left Sapphire Shores Rarity in a bad position come to her senses and recognize that she has made a serious mistake and they finally work together as a team. Trixie also has some attitudes that are not good, such as, for example, she gets upset at not being able to work as a team with Rarity and instead of making amends every time. one does anything other than pretend that nothing is happening when it is clear that there is a problem

@Red Andy Bob  
Don’t forget demonic possession.

Lady, she was under the effect of a “make you evil” gem. You were under the effect of a “make me evil” spell TWICE (Discord and evil fashion tome). TWICE LADY!

@Darth Sonic  
It really should have ya. What’s worse in my opinion is that it’s rarity who initially refuses to work together, trixie assumes they would work together but rarity brushes her off rather coldly and trixie gets upset. Granted trixie probably should have made the effort to work together anyways, but it still comes down to rarity being somewhat of a hypocritical twat.

Bitter or not, simple professionalism should have allowed the two horned idiots to work through their problems.
 
Harshwhinny is disappoint.

@Background Pony #D7C6  
Well certainly reckless, it remains in my eyes an understandable decision on trixies part, just not one that resulted in a positive net gain for her. We know she had been ostracized from pretty much all of pony society for very petty reasons at that point, and ended up having to take a job she hated to make ends meet. Not only would this be a blow to anyones ego, if they made one mistake in the job they loved and the retribution for said mistake was vastly disproportionate to the severity of said mistake, but she was also prevented from pursuing a way of life that made her happy (and obviously made others happy if the cheering crowd at the start of boast busters is any indication), which would obviously affect ones mental and emotional state of being. She was basically under a ton of stress about turning her life around from a very very low point, made a stupid decision that she probably didn’t think through (given her confidence she most likely assumed she could be the master of the amulet, not the other way around) and things only moderately got out of hoof really given the shit ponyville deals with from its own saviors on a regular basis. Certainly not the right choice as it where, but one i do feel you can make a case for trixie not exactly being in the right state of mind to make good decisions.
 
It really is another example of one of the main sixs actions biting them in the tail again in my opinion, especially considering how that keeps happening to twilight specifically.

@kleptomage  
Even so, the shop keeper mentioned it was a known artifact, and even Fluttershy was able to look it up in a book.  
One would expect any book Trixie might have used to learn about it would have included the same information.  
In any case, the shop keeper did warn her it was dangerous, but she didn’t even pause to consider. That’s still pretty reckless to ignore his warning like that.

@Background Pony #D7C6  
Not necessarily. Trixie may have only known it was a magic amplifying amulet.

@kleptomage  
Because she already knew what she was looking for when she entered that shop. Which means she must have researched it beforehand.

@Background Pony #D7C6  
How could Trixie have known that the Alicorn Amulet would corrupt her mind? I don’t think she did.

@Background Pony #2DDF
 
If we pretend for a moment that dark magic’s corrupting influence is similar to mind-altering drugs:
 
Involuntary intoxication is a valid defense, because it removes criminal intent.
 
Sadly for Trixie, she voluntarily sought out a dangerous magical artifact with the intent of harming Twilight Sparkle. She also knew exactly which Amulet she was looking for, so she was fully aware of the risks, but did it anyway. So she is responsible for the consequences of the reckless choice she made.

@Miss Shy
 
Actually, what’s more baffling is, is there not even any continuity between the Friends Forever series and the mainline MLP comics?
 
Because c’mon, Nightmare Rarity ring any bells? Those two words would shut up Rarity instantly

@DocMadfox  
Used mind control not long ago in fact. Like, one of the last things that happened before the changeling invasion, long after her supposed redemption, so outright betrayal in addition to generally being a skeeve.

You’re literally friends with someone who tried to brainwash you into a cult and had used mind control on you. Shut up, Rarity.

@Background Pony #B45A  
woops….uh yeah that is exactly what I meant…. wow, did I drop that ball.

@Takugenji  
Comic writer actually.

@kleptomage  
Whats worse is that in an earlier comic, Rarity helps prove Trixie’s innocence for a crime that happened during her own show. So they literally just ignored that continuity. Great job comic artist…

@Miss Shy  
You’d think Rarity would be more understanding. You’d think at some point in the process of writing this issue someone would have realized that Rarity’s rancor towards Trixie doesn’t make sense. Starlight did far worse than Trixie of her own free will but somehow that’s ok because she’s a main character now.

@kleptomage  
To be fair, Trixie sought out the Alicorn Amulet specifically for revenge, Rarity got the Inspiration Manifestation spell from Spike in order to cheer her up.
 
Still, neither were in full control of their actions, so it’s still stupid.

Rarity was possessed by a magical artifact the same as Trixie was. It’s not fair for Rarity to hold what Trixie did under the influence of the Alicorn Amulet against her.

This is stupid, Trixie put her life in danger to save you and everyone important. You should be thanking her. God this franchise gets dumber and dumber.

That seems fair. I mean I don’t expect many of the mane six will be holding lingering resentment against Trixie in the show (apart from the rivalry with Twilight stuff) but it’s a little underexplored what the mane six in general think of her so mopping up some of the leftover feelings from the alicorn amulet incident is a decent enough premise. And Rarity can be a bit judgemental at times.

Wow, ponies really don’t forgive do they? Both my favorite character and my least favorite character have done far worse recently, and those two keep getting praise and hugs.

I love how Sapphire Shores is all like, “Don’t play the villain card when you’ve turned the game into craps.” Bless you SF Debris.

Rarity, you ungrateful twat, you don’t deserve Trixie’s apologetics.