Princess Twilight invites ponies of Ponyville to her new castle to try and put them at ease that she hasn't changed.
What better way to do that then with a friendly game of scrabble?
Inviting Lyra may not have been the best idea however.
Rated Teen for immature attempts at humor.
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Vinyl warned her...
If this is not featured I will cry.
Brilliant. Just brilliant. I am all for annoying Twilight as much as possible.
Does need a minor correction.
Think you are missing a U.
Lyra don't you ever learn!
I love the noble game of Scrabble. I have a friend who did that but had more colorful language that what was within this story. I have to say though it is more fun than playing with my uncles when they try to make it so no more words can be played. Always get a win in when they do that too.
Age also does not mean mature, Twilight.
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Whoops. Thanks for spotting that mistake.
4696690 Good point.
I am slightly dyslexic and scrabble hates me. If you could please explain, what was the word that Lyra was making with 'cat'? I'm confused.
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Lyra added an S, H and I to the T of Rarity's cat.
5684913 Just the T? not including the rest of the word cat? Because I can't seem to find what Cat + S H I isn't making much sense. So if it is just the T, then ok. I get it now. Thanks.
I don't know, how it happened, but it was supposed to be "had gone".
Didn't you mean "four"?
Didn't you mean "much to her"?
I don't believe one adds "like" in a "how" clause. It's either "what... like", or "how". With no "like".
All in all, it is packed with puns! For some reason they are not all that bad. It had been a good game.
But Twilight should have mentioned a "no dirty language" rule. It could have spared much trouble
. Dictionary or not, all of the parties should agree on what subset of the words to use first.