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    On July 14, 2015, Harper Lee's novel Go Set a Watchman, sequel to To Kill a Mockingbird, was published to significant acclaim and controversy. The plot of the story concerns Jean Louise Finch (known to most as Scout) coming home and making the discovery that it is a place rife with bigotry and hatred. It is a realization that shakes her to her core, makes her feel unsafe around her

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    Breaking Through Walls

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  • 48 weeks
    It is now May 21st

    There are ten days left in May.

    How last-minute will the annual last-minute Gossamer Gleam Mayternity story be?

    Vote now on your phones!

    In other news, I have another story that's already finished, but I'm waiting on some art to post it.

    It's a bit short, but stacked.

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  • 81 weeks
    For your consideration

    Use "cavalum," a creature of Portuguese myth, to refer to batponies.

    The concept of "thestral," near as I can tell, is one wholly made up by J.K. Rowling, and we have no need for any of that nonsense.

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  • 117 weeks
    Unredeemable Evil: I don’t care if Chrysalis is your waifu

    A while ago I wrote a ramble which discussed topics related to villain characters. Shortly after posting it though I came to the realization that it had actually drifted a lot from what the original intention was. It was supposed to be about how redeeming villains or antagonists falls flat when there’s conveniently some other villain who can take the fall in their place, but somewhere along the

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5th
2022

For your consideration · 5:18pm Oct 5th, 2022

Use "cavalum," a creature of Portuguese myth, to refer to batponies.

The concept of "thestral," near as I can tell, is one wholly made up by J.K. Rowling, and we have no need for any of that nonsense.

This notion was brought to my attention by Type Writer, which prompted me to do some research of my own and I found some compelling evidence.

I'm aware that expecting bronies to break from tradition is a huge ask but even if it weren't for certain people being hack authors of bland YA novels I'd still rather use a term derived from actual mythology than something that was made up for a prolific entertainment property.

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Oh hey! I should also mention, I wasn't the first one to come to this realization; in fact, I got it from this post here, which doesn't seem to have spread very far otherwise.

Downside is that "thestral" is quick to say, not difficult to spell, or pronounce regardless of accent. Hrm...

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