So mutch potencial fun in... Self examination
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Imagen this potencial gender swap on Alicorn mares, after a contract that the foals have no right to the throne:
Foals everywhere! Alicorns rare?
Try a 100 and if you get just one Flurryheart or even a colt?
Bingo!
Even if it's don't work out, we are going to have Big Macintosh kind of Earthponys.
Rainbowdash level of Pegasus.
Twilight Sparkle or Starlight Glimmer kind of gifted Unicorns ♡

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What do you mean?

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I literally explained everything exception the very first thing, what in turn can be answered by anyone that got through puberty.

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Oh…

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Conflict of any kind is an important part of creating a compelling story.
As much as it's an important part of character development and its progress for the storyline itself.

It keeps things interesting, helps us empathize and grow strong attachment with the characters and their stories.
Sad how many movies can't fill them out any longer...
By simply trying to go over basics like that, it would helps to add depth and intrigue to the overall tone and themes of any movie they make.

They could take this story for example and have a really nice story.
We live in disappointing times as far Canon content is concerning.
To bad we can't have half a competence as we read here.
Would the Authors of other stories have kicked in thinking about the topics presented here?
It let us climb instantly up for more since it makes us things about complicated topics.
What we're trying to convey within our stories themselves is what makes our readers come back again and again.

This story for example could be easy made into a educational and entertaining comic.
Very sad that we probably never get movies like that for Starwars or existing big franchises by the universe owners anymore

Here is a list of questions on conflict and how it's used in stories like here in FIMfiction:

1. What is the central conflict?
2. What or who caused it?
3 How did it happen?
4. Why did it happen?
5. What needs to be done to fix it?
6. What helps and/or hinders the progress needed to fix it?
7. Are there any secondary conflicts?
8. What’s at stake?
9. Why are they at stake?
10. Why are they important for the readers?
11. How do the conflict and stakes affect the character and make the readers invested in the story?
12. How would they affect the themes of canon or this Fan work?
13. How do they match the tone of the show?

By answer all of them especially for a story currently running it keeps the readers engage.
Otherwise it's a simply entertaining little side story

How they help to create an memorable, emotional, and compelling experience for us readers as well as help you convey what a story try to tell us.

Have a magnificent day

This is really hot

(Reads description)
Better than being Demoted.

“Take your time.” Maverick responded, her voice almost sounding flirty and seemingly unphased by the now higher pitch in her new tone. “By all means, let me know if there’s something good.”

That's "unfazed"

Azure had always been a “by the books” guard, focusing on her duty the Equestria, Canterlot, and to the Princesses. So it was not much of a surprise to the doctor that this same serious expression remained on his new face. Azure didn’t seem too phased by this change. If anything, he seemed to be focusing in the direction that the doctor had sent the others to get their new clothes. Whatever he was thinking, it had a goal in mind, and this new gender change seemed to be part of this plan.

Wrong fazed.