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Amethyst_Dawn


A good story displays a moral, the best ones attach you to the characters who display them.

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This story is a sequel to How Come Stories Have to End?


Something dawns on Rarity after a few days, something she feels needs to be addressed. And once she sets her mind to talk about it, things might start to become clear... if Rainbow would cooperate, that is.

Takes place immediately after The Last Roundup.

As Requested By Superfun.

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Comments ( 31 )

These are good, cute oneshots. I approve. :twilightsmile:

nicely done :pinkiehappy:

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Thank you! I am honored. :twilightsmile:

Glad I read this. Was fun and had good heartwarming fluffiness:pinkiehappy:

This is exactly what I was hoping the story would turn out to be.
Thank you.

And this IS how I personally would imagine the conversation going... for the most part anyway.

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Thank you! :pinkiesmile:

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Ah, well. Thanks for reading! :twilightsmile:

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Thank you both! I'm glad you were satisfied with the tale. :twilightsmile:

Just some criticism, but that long description sounds extremely vague. Why should I care about what this "something" is? Maybe some more context?

I don't know. It doesn't really attract me into reading this.

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Thanks! Working on it. :twilightsmile:

7435602 Terminator: No Problemo. :rainbowdetermined2:

When Rarity said she would tell her the ending if Daring Do, I was like, she doesn't read Daring Do! You totally stole my line Rainbow. Anyway great job! I'm expecting more awesomeness from you in the future!

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Thank you, I'm flattered! :twilightsmile:

7435896 you're welcome! And I'm very excited for the second part of Rarity POW!!!!!!!!:pinkiehappy:

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Thanks again! Check this out if you want to help me a little in making of it!

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I had to get an Indiana Jones reference in there somehow. :twilightblush:

"A lady needs to know how to bluff, Rainbow

Em, not to complain, but doesn't that count as... well, lying?

Not a bad story, by any means. Just wondering.

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Technically, yes.
But Rarity isn't exactly the Element of Honesty, and it seemed like an in-character ability for her.

Thank you for reading, and I always appreciate the feedback. :twilightsmile:

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A high-society lady has to be skilled in deception, deflection, double-talk, and body language.

Terrific work! And pretty dang funny. :twilightsmile:

Though I'd now really like to see a story of Rainbow reading that book.

While I personally enjoyed Crystal Skull, I can only imagine Rainbows reaction to the ending. :rainbowlaugh:

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Thanks! :twilightsmile:

And I've been thinking of doing my own version of the Crystal Skull for a couple days, and now I can add it to the "Requested" list! I'll probably get to it once I finish POW and When Darkness Breaks.

"Why did you leave Pinkie and I like that?" She said flatly. "We could've found Applejack after you simply turning around, and getting us. Why did you think running off, and leaving us in a sweltering hot desert was a good idea?" She asked, her pitch lowering with her head on her emphasis on the desert.

Here you touch upon a big part of how fan fiction grows tremendously from the show's often simplistic storylines: simply considering the realistic consequences of some of the character actions helps create a lot of room to maneuver as a writer. The one question that any writer can ask when they see MLP:FiM and then desire to write fan fiction for it is "What if this was real? What would happen instead?"

The "W.H.Y." series you've made is a great way to approach writing about the show. "Why?" is the most powerful first question you can answer to create a storyline. "Why Not?" is the second most. :)

Rainbow was sweating profusely, expose her inner emotions to another pony, or keep Daring Do and the Crystal Skull a worthy read?

I love that you reference your other story here. This would be a perfect place to put a link to it over the words. XD Great tie-in!

"I couldn't risk letting my closest friend fly off into the sunset with the chance of me not ever catching up: it would leave a pit in my heart deeper than the one left by anything else. I couldn't let her go, I just... couldn't let her disappear... not without trying my best to help her."

Even this explanation feels like it could easily be canon. It's explained in a way that Rainbow would not describe as "mushy" :P and it's endearing as well. A great emotional climax.

Rarity chuckled: "A lady needs to know how to bluff, Rainbow." She stated.

Nice ending :D

By the way, you do an AMAZING job of keeping the characters in, well, character. Even though this situation was serious, I could Rainbow Dash's avoidance tactics as something she'd do canonically.

This was a great short story! :D

Fav'd and upvoted :D

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Here you touch upon a big part of how fan fiction grows tremendously from the show's often simplistic storylines: simply considering the realistic consequences of some of the character actions helps create a lot of room to maneuver as a writer. The one question that any writer can ask when they see MLP:FiM and then desire to write fan fiction for it is "What if this was real? What would happen instead?"

Indeed. :twilightsmile:

The "W.H.Y." series you've made is a great way to approach writing about the show. "Why?" is the most powerful first question you can answer to create a storyline. "Why Not?" is the second most. :)

Thank you! :twilightsmile:

I love that you reference your other story here. This would be a perfect place to put a link to it over the words. XD Great tie-in!

Actually, that was before I started that story, and was playing around with the idea. Though I'd be lying if I said the tie-in wasn't intentional. Thanks again!

Even this explanation feels like it could easily be canon. It's explained in a way that Rainbow would not describe as "mushy" :P and it's endearing as well. A great emotional climax.

Nice ending :D

By the way, you do an AMAZING job of keeping the characters in, well, character. Even though this situation was serious, I could Rainbow Dash's avoidance tactics as something she'd do canonically.

I'm glad I could keep it realistic, and I'm glad that the subtle meanings shone through as intended. I planned these to be simple answers to those who sought them, as well as providing subtle commentary on the different ways both I and other FiMfictioners can interpret things. You honor me with such a review, my friend. :twilightblush: :twilightsmile:

This was a great short story! :D
Fav'd and upvoted :D

Once more: Thank you. :heart::pinkiehappy:

Nice explanation for the camaraderie of AJ and Rainbow. And Rarity's deceptiveness

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