Welp.

Six seasons of Letters with Celestia hammering on Twilight to not jump to conclusions, and now she's a hypocrite.

This will be a very interesting letter to write.

Now if you'll excuse me, I've some rage to contain in something less fragile than a glass bottle. Like a thermos.

Comments

[MythrilMoth]

Actually, about the letter for "Celestial Advice"...

Maybe this time around it might be better to avoid the elephant in the room? Address the letter instead toward Discord putting Twilight on the spot the way he did? With a second letter addressed to Luna (and a CC: to Thorax) about "Hey, dipshit, CHANGELING, remember? COULD HAVE LOST THE HORNS FOR A FEW SECONDS!"

It's what I'd do for the first one. I'm not you, though, so it's just a suggestion.

[EverfreeSparkle]

That moment when Celestia gets a personality and she isn't like how previous writers wrote her (or even you). Tough break, man.

[Mystical Rainboom]

Keep rage in a bottle? They should've gotten a bigger jar and a tougher one to lug around. That's what I'd do. XD
I wouldn't be surprised if Celestia has a safe for her anger somewhere in her castle.

[EverfreeSparkle]

4498377 If minor rage can affect reality that much, no wonder Luna tried to kill everything. Man, ponies have it rough.

[Seether00]

Celestia laughing in Twilight's face was the best part.

[Mystical Rainboom]

4498381
When you've got an incredible amount of magic power, trouble finds you often

[rip4thwall]

You do know that a true Thermos has a glass insert inside to keep the contents hot or cold... so you still have a glass bottle.

[NexusDragon]

Well it's not all bad. I suppose "Letters from an Indecisive Princess" still has a decent ring to it.

[Amber_Tomes]

Speaking from experience != Hypocrisy.

[videomaster21XX]

I'm confused. When did Celestia jump to conclusions? All I saw was her worrying about things that 'could happen' I don't think that's the same thing.