@Background Pony  
Keep in mind Applejack, Rainbow Dash, and Rarity greeted her by heckling her, from the front row. During a free act. The humiliation was mean, but they very much had it coming, and volunteered for it (Rarity and Rainbow Dash especially should have known she’d play “dirty”).
 
And everyone forgets Spike was the one egging the main cast on and inciting the wonderdolts to be even more idiotic than usual.

@Sjogre  
I agree with that, though I’d add that “Boast Busters” also showed that she wasn’t exactly pleasant offstage either. I’m just tired of people defending her humiliation of Applejack, Rainbow Dash, and Rarity as being nothing more than an entertainer doing her duty. Given her talent, it would have been easy for her to surpass her challengers without resorting to making fools of them. How she was portrayed off the stage also pointed to her being arrogant and self-centered.
 
Trixie certainly wasn’t evil, at least not until the Amulet took greater control of her, but it’s disingenuous to portray her as just an innocent entertainer misunderstood by bleeding-heart bronies.

@Sjogre  
Personally, I think the Amulet was just a madness-inducing crow’s feather.

@Mayojar77  
Which goes past the justifiable or reasonable response level, yes.
 
I’m kinda interested in what Trixie was originally planning to do with it. Confronting Twilight seems like her idea, as well as going after the hecklers along with Snips & Snails. The plan to conquer the town seemed all Amulet, though.
 
Did she actually think that she would be able to resist the Amulet’s effects, or did she just not care at that point?

@Sjogre  
Ya, if anything the only one they we call call the villain(s) in all this are Snips and Snails!

@Sjogre  
Yeah, but those babies were evil.

@Sjogre  
And then there was the evil amulet thingy.

@Mayojar77  
2. They were evil alien zombie vampire babies. What else was I supposed to do?
 
You were the one that created them in the first place! From the other babies that you kicked!

@Background Pony  
Enh. Trixie’s original appearance had her trailer destroyed because she had an arrogant stage persona. That was pretty damn excessive, although it wasn’t actually the fault of the Manes.
 
It later turned out that her career was ruined because of two idiots taking her stage act seriously, which was worse than anything she deserved. Her response wasn’t good, but by then she had been through the wringer, and wasn’t really thinking clearly.

@Sjogre  

@Mayojar77  
Nobody has successfully pressed charges for the murders, no, but the charges for property damages and attempted murders kinda eclipse that.
 
And lots of people have testified to seeing you commit assault with mayonnaise and kick babies of various species. That’s just wrong, dude.

I love how this fandom holds up the jerks and the crooks as being the victims of the mean, villainous Mane 6. If I hadn’t known the fandom started on 4chan, I probably could’ve guessed.

@Sjogre  
To be fair, nobody pressed charges. Mostly because there was no surviving victims, relatives of victims, evidence it was me or identifiable remains.

@Mayojar77  
Dude. You’ve broken out of prison four times. At some point, you might want to switch characters, or cut down on the method acting.

@Sjogre  
I have a hard time getting out of character. It’s like the faces of others are more my face than my own face, you know?

@Mayojar77  
Well, yeah, but that’s because I’ve seen your rap sheet. It’s pretty long.

@FanOfMostEverything  
It’s called ‘Method Acting’. You don’t actually believe I’m a mayo-slinging, baby-Unicorn-punting supervillain, do you?

@Mayojar77  
Yes, but it’s important to know when the act has ended.

Now, why should Trixie act humble at all? It’s her duty as an entertainer to play up her act. It’s how she makes her livelihood.