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Your points do not follow. Twilight not going through every single book no matter how remote the chances of them finding new info on dragons does not mean she never looked through the more obvliouskely books before, nor was there any known need for more info before that point. Real life responsible parents are not expected upturn entire libraries in an effort to find obscure information that may or may not exist, and that may or may not ever become relevant, and there's no reason for Twilight to either until it's called for.


 
Also, Twilight did nothing wrong in Owl's Well that Ends Well. Spike internalized the literal worst case scenario, out of line of what Twilight did, and there's no way Twilight could have expected that. Faulting her for how Spike reacted in that episode is like faulting Celestia for how Twilight acted in Lesson Zero.

"@QueenCold":/1602752#comment_6734545
Your points do not follow. Twilight not going through every single book no matter how remote the chances of them finding new info on dragons does not mean she never looked through the more obvious books before, nor was there any known need for more info before that point. Real life responsible parents doare not expected upturn entire libraries in an effort to find obscure information that may or may not exist, and that may or may not ever become relevant, and there's no reason for Twilight to either until it's called for.

Also, Twilight did nothing wrong in Owl's Well that Ends Well. Spike internalized the literal worst case scenario, out of line of what Twilight did, and there's no way Twilight could have expected that. Faulting her for how Spike reacted in that episode is like faulting Celestia for how Twilight acted in Lesson Zero.

"@QueenCold":/1602752#comment_6734545
Your points do not follow. Twilight not going through every single book no matter how remote the chances of them finding new info on dragons does not mean she never looked through the more obvious books before, nor was there any known need for more info before that point. Real life parents do not upturn entire libraries in an effort to find obscure information that may or may not exist, and that may or may not ever become relevant, and there's no reason for Twilight to either until it's called for.

Also, Twilight did nothing wrong in Owl's Well that Ends Well. Spike internalized the literal worst case scenario, out of line of what Twilight did, and there's no way Twilight could have expected that. Faulting her for how Spike reacted in that episode is like faulting Celestia for how Twilight acted in Lesson Zero.

"@QueenCold":/1602752#comment_6734545
Your points do not follow. Twilight not going through every single book no matter how remote the chances of them finding new info on dragons does not mean she never looked through the more obvious books before, nor was there any known need for more info before that point. Real life parents do not upturn entire libraries in an effort to find obscure information that may or may not exist, and that may or may not ever become relevant, and there's no reason for Twilight to either until it's called for.

Also, Twilight did nothing wrong in Owl's Well that Ends Well. Spike internalized the literal worst case scenario, out of line of what Twilight did, and there's no way Twilight could have expected that.

"@QueenCold":/1602752#comment_6734545
Your points do not follow. Twilight not going through every single book no matter how remote the chances of them finding new info on dragons does not mean she never looked through the more obvious books before, nor was there any known need for more info before that point. Real life parents do not upturn entire libraries in an effort to find obscure information that may or may not exist, and that may or may not ever become relevant, and there's no reason for Twilight to either until it's called for.

Also, Twilight did nothing wrong in Owl's Well that Ends Well.