Really wrong and really right…

Well, that psychopathic fugitive is still whipping up something dangerous to have Equestria shredded asunder. But nevertheless, Misty is finally free from Opaline’s evilness commitment. So, no worries there.

@NicoThePinkUnicorn
Yeah, of course. Izzy might have been hurt by what Misty did, but I agree that she would forgive her pretty quickly.

@LordFlareon
Izzy seemed the most likely to forgive Misty easily to me tbh. She doesn’t seem like she’d hold a grudge in general, we barely even see her get mad. I could see her feeling very betrayed, but I could also see her having the easiest time forgiving Misty when she’d try to explain herself, believing her claims and recognizing that their friendship was real, despite the circumstances. (There’s also the fact that she can look into sparkles, so maybe that could help her see Misty’s telling the truth.)

I do think Izzy’s reaction to Misty’s betrayal was still severely underplayed though. Their friendship in general seemed severely underplayed, outside of their great scene in Manesquerade Ball. Hell, I’d even say Izzy in general got the short end of the stick in Chapter 4.

@NicoThePinkUnicorn
I thought Izzy would’ve felt the most betrayed. She has known and trusted Misty more than the others.

@Background Pony #60D3
He took it lighter than when Sparky was just kidnapped, too

Hitch took very lightly that Sparky was almost murdered

I get that Zipp probably feels the most betrayed given the kind of bond she had with Misty, but I would’ve expected Hitch to be the one to hold the biggest grudge given that it was HIS KID that almost died.

@Background Pony #B7A4
What I thought

Will you cut it out, Zipp?!

Further proof that Misty’s redeeming qualities were totally on point.