Loki Odinson of Asgard has fallen from grace, only to find himself in an unknown realm. Reaching out to him is Princess Luna, whom he shares many similarities with. Will Loki take her help and get better, or will he spurn it because of his arrogance?
I wanted to explore the idea that Luna could be the dominant sibling, as opposed to Celestia. It's just a random idea that struck me as possibly happening before Luna was banished. :)
Well it's a pretty good idea. With Luna's loud-ass voice, and how blatantly scary she is, I can see her being the dominant sibling. And this played out well too. I never would have guessed any of that would have happened.
Haha, yeah. I wrote this before the Nightmare Night episode, so a lot of my work doesn't deal with that representation of Luna. I have written an ongoing fic where she speaks in such a way, trying to address that change in her character in the show. Well, thanks. :) I'm glad that I could show you a different way things might have worked.
Why does the story start with "and"? Is the description meant to double as the opening sentences? Seems like it'd be better to include them in the story, even if it duplicates the description.
So, is this supposed to be what happened before Luna was banished to the moon?
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I wanted to explore the idea that Luna could be the dominant sibling, as opposed to Celestia. It's just a random idea that struck me as possibly happening before Luna was banished. :)
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Well it's a pretty good idea. With Luna's loud-ass voice, and how blatantly scary she is, I can see her being the dominant sibling. And this played out well too. I never would have guessed any of that would have happened.
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Haha, yeah. I wrote this before the Nightmare Night episode, so a lot of my work doesn't deal with that representation of Luna. I have written an ongoing fic where she speaks in such a way, trying to address that change in her character in the show.
Well, thanks. :) I'm glad that I could show you a different way things might have worked.
Why does the story start with "and"? Is the description meant to double as the opening sentences? Seems like it'd be better to include them in the story, even if it duplicates the description.