Seven years before Twilight Sparkle, a curious creature arrives in Ponyville. How will they react to each other and this strange new world?
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Nice
A nice fluff piece with Fluttershy. After dealing with three alpha mares I think Doug enjoys times like this with her.
Do people eat acorns? They're not things I personally think of as 'food', just 'seeds' (and 'squirrel food'), so this admittedly confuses me.
We also don't really eat flowers. The three salads I eat most are Caesar (but Fluttershy would likely object to bacon - or maybe not, since she likely cares for carnivores and omnivores, and thus would have to be somewhat familiar with meat), potato salad, and coleslaw, none of which have acorns or flowers.
I suppose Doug could make a green salad or fruit salad, which would likely be digestible by both pony and man.
*Every.
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Not many as a staple. They are edible, if bitter, and most would prefer to grow other nuts. Same with the flowers; many might be edible, as in not poisonous, but Doug is unlikely to take that risk. Thanks!
They where adorable together this chapter was heart worming.
9997699
I'd lean towards little to no objection regarding meat since she did feed fish to a pair of ferrets in Dragonshy. I actually suspect to some degree ponies might be familiar with fish as a food in general since I know at least Rarity's father and even the Apples were seen fishing during the show.
Regarding bacon specifically, pigs seem to have been one of the few farm animals to be no more sapient than pigs from our world. So there probably wouldn't be the same level of hesitation regarding eating an intelligent creature as there would be compared to Equestrias cows and sheep and such.
Awww Fluttershy is sooooo adorbs
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Actually, acorns were a staple for many native american groups in the past. They do need to have the bitter tasting tannin leached out first, but after that they were used for making several different foods.