@Rappy0
The writers want audiences to learn the lessons told from their work and enjoy/appreciate what is given to them, but instead, said audience is
-Boasting about a pony, to the point where they consider them best pony and refusing to see flaws (Rainbow Dash)
-Complaining about a pony for their flaws and refusing to see any positives, to the point where they consider them worst pony (Rarity)
-Trying to make other characters involved with others, like making them a family, kind of like making an OC related to an official character or even have that OC make a family with said character (Applejack)
-Whining about how there’s a lack of development for a character when there were clear signs of it and when they do see it, they shrug it off and don’t care for it (Fluttershy)
-Never understanding what makes a character enjoyable to begin with and just like said character just because (Pinkie Pie)
-Putting the work into a display just to collect dust when it should have been read or seen so the person could actually learn something, but instead, they make it a collectors item (Twilight Sparkle)
@Rappy0
The writers want audiences to learn the lessons told from their work and enjoy/appreciate what is given to them, but instead, said audience is
-Boasting about a pony, to the point where they consider them best pony and refusing to see flaws (Rainbow Dash)
-Complaining about a pony for their flaws and refusing to see any positives, to the point where they consider them worst pony (Rarity)
-Trying to make other characters involved with others, like making them a family, kind of like making an OC related to an official character or even have that OC make a family with said character (Applejack)
-Whining about how there’s a lack of development for a character when there were clear signs of it and when they do see it, they shrug it off and don’t care for it (Fluttershy)
-Never understanding what makes a character enjoyable to begin with and just like said character just because (Pinkie Pie)
-Putting the work into a display just to collect dust when it should have been read or seen so the person could actually learn something, but instead, they make it a collectors item (Twilight Sparkle)The episode was enjoyable and while these situations hit too close to home, I can see where they’re getting at.
