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Alaborn


Somewhere in the USA. Probably older than you. And something about MLP:FIM makes me want to write stories. Unfortunately, being gainfully employed cuts into my writing time.

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  • 146 weeks
    Retrospective Review: Strong Seconds

    Not an episode review this time.

    PresentPerfect writes about the "Applejack Problem", that a character with everything figured out becomes too boring. Her cutie mark is literally deciding she wants to stay home.

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  • 147 weeks
    Retrospective Review: Putting Your Hoof Down and It's About Time

    S2E19 Putting Your Hoof Down

    Watching this episode as part of the whole series is jarring. You have episode after episode of ponies being kind and friendly, then a whole bunch of rude ponies all at once.

    I hate Angel Bunny in this episode. I want to turn him into hasenpfeffer.

    I'd like to know why there just happens to be a hedge maze somewhere near Ponyville.

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    3 comments · 215 views
  • 150 weeks
    Retrospective Review: Hearts and Hooves Day and A Friend in Deed

    S2E17 Hearts and Hooves Day

    The writers have chosen, once again, to feature a holiday or celebration in this episode. Arguably, this is the seventh time (Summer Sun Celebration, Winter Wrap Up, Running of the Leaves, Grand Galloping Gala, Nightmare Night, Hearth's Warming, Hearts and Hooves Day), and the third time directly referencing a major American holiday.

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    3 comments · 204 views
  • 152 weeks
    Retrospective Review: The Super Speedy Cider Squeezy 6000 and Read It and Weep

    S2E15 The Super Speedy Cider Squeezy 6000

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  • 152 weeks
    Retrospective Review: Baby Cakes and The Last Roundup

    S2E13 Baby Cakes

    So this was an episode that came completely out of the blue. There was no indication of Cup Cake being pregnant, let alone with twins. I'm assuming there was a toy involved.

    "That makes sense, right?" Sure, but if you're a pegasus stallion with a beige coat or a unicorn stallion with a yellow coat, I wouldn't recommend dining at Sugarcube Corner.

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Sep
14th
2013

An alternate take on the events in Clean Slate · 3:42pm Sep 14th, 2013

If you haven't read the epilogue of Clean Slate, there are spoilers in this blog post.
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After finishing the epilogue, I noticed how the events in the background of Clean Slate could be used in a different, darker story.

Before the story starts, Filthy Rich is trying to get approval for a new store in Fillydelphia, and an emergency comes up, requiring his immediate involvement. With no time to make other arrangements, he arranges to take his daughter, and they go by the fastest means possible, a carriage. But the carriage crashes, killing him and almost killing Diamond Tiara.

In this alternate story, Diamond Tiara is not with him. Orphaned, the self-centeredness she began to feel after her mother's death worsens. She internalizes her feelings. And when she learns the situation in Fillydelphia is driven by the corrupt mayor of Fillydelphia, she vows revenge.

With the help of the alchemy skills of the one pony she can trust, Silver Spoon, Diamond Tiara enacts her plan.

Diamond Tiara, ruthless CEO by day, cold-blooded killer by night.
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Okay, that's a little too much like Batman. I think I'll stick to writing stories more like the ones I've written.

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Comments ( 1 )

If you want it to be more like batman, you need to have Rich and Tiara go to a movie theater in Fillydelphia.

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