Twilight's friends all have problems that they want her to help with, but Twilight finds herself indecisive. Feeling overwhelmed, she finds a spell in one of her books that may help her out...by splitting her into two seperate ponies.
One Twilight is cold and logical. The other is creative and emotional. Can the two Twilights solve their friends' problems? Or will they just make things worse?
Inspired by "Left Brain, Right Brain" by Bo Burnham from his comedy album "what.".
Cover Image by aruurara, who can be found on Tumblr.
Chapters (2)
...damn it Twilight, didn't you learn from Pinkie's mistake?
also mad props for any story inspired by Bo Burnham.
Interesting...
Great start! Can't wait for more!
Yay downvote! In your face, me!
This has . . . . potential. I look forward to where this goes
Right off the bat, I think of this:
That is all.
I didn't even finish reading the description before I started humming the song. Then I finished reading the description.
You're now one of my favorite people.
well this can only end in a disaster...I love it
more
I like where this was heading
This is gonna be a case of Gone Horribly Right, isn't it?
Rarity...why would you say that? Never ever ever EVER say that. You run the risk of Murphy raining bad luck all over you! LOL
Glad to see you continued this.
Nice to see a story came back to life after almost two years.
But I'm a little confused about the way Twilight was divided. You say that one is made out of Twilight's logic and practicality and the other out of her creative side and emotional nature. Wouldn't that mean that one is completely emotionless, while the second is chaotic mess without logic and driven only by pure emotions?
6858794 One of them is more logical than the other, and although she does have emotions, she's more likely to keep them in control.
The other is more emotional and, while she has some form of logic, she's more likely to do things based on impulse.
6858794 Wow, it actually has been two years. I lose track of all the stories i'm watching. Nice to see it's back though.
The bit where Spike was walking from one side of the book pile to the other was especially amusing.