Going to Seed provides more than one puzzle for those who love trying to decipher how Equestria works. If tales of the Great Seedling were not enough to engage your intellect, here’s another mystery: What the hay is the Confluence?
“The Confluence. A harvest a hundred moons in the makin'. When every apple comes ripe at the same time.”
Sadly, despite the title and the Apple-centric plot, this episode is devoid of a certain Manehattan hairdresser. Let’s see what Linus Van Pelt’s favorite episode of FiM does have going for it.
Dang, more and more spoilers are slipping out all over from the early releases outside the US. And here I sit still watching by American schedule, while being a foreigner, because of the sources I rely on. Oh well, I can only keep on doing my best to avoid spoilers as usual.
Let’s see what this week’s episode got in store for us.
This mutated from an episode review to an Applejack character study. Even more remarkable is that 5 minutes in, I was sure I was going to HAAAATE "Going To Seed". I figured there was only two ways this would play out:
Well, let's see how much of this episode I refuse to tolerate. (After all, if my haters can whine, bullshit and bellyache about my stories and other people's stories, I can do the same... and they way they tell me
"Get over yourself"
"F you... just F you"
Looks like I got under their skin,
(Paybacks are the sweetest) what goes around comes around.
Ah, it's that time of year again. It's Halloween night, Linus is waiting in the local pumpkin patch to catch the Great Pumpkin, which supposedly flies through the air delivering presents to children the world over that time of year. Only it turns out to be Snoopy doing it by pure accident...
And now we've gotten more to dissect. I just said on Friday how this was the last analyzis for a while and now there's already new stuff! The synopsis for Episode 10 has been released and, wow, it sounds exciting! I'll talk about it after the break (hopefully, because I have no idea if these lines are enough):
This episode gives me a huge "Apple Family Reunion" vibe, already at the beginning when we see how early Applejack woke them all up to get ready for the confluence, which makes me really nostalgic and choked up as it reminds me on Season 3, when My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic was still young.
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