Applejack and Maud may be like oil and water. But they'll have to work together to solve this friendship problem.
Originally written for Everfree Northwest's Iron Author competition.
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great story mate keep it up cant wait for the next story
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Thanks for the feedback. I plan on publishing an EQG story next week. Check back soon!
Dreadnought
Well, you had a nice premise, if nothing else. Applejack and Maud solving a friendship problem is a good comedic setup, although I felt the execution was a bit poor. Firstly, the whole thing was much too fast-paced, with little time for character interactions or comedy. I understand that you had a time limit while writing this, but this story might have been too big to do justice in such a short time. I also think that the plot point about the islanders' ancestry was very odd, going against what we know about ponies, which made the conflict feel a bit contrived. All in all, I think this story really needed some more time and attention to make it solid.
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Thank you for the feedback. I completely agree that more development was warranted. I really wanted to flesh this story out. However, two hours can be very short, especially under pressure. I've been known to spend an hour writing and re-writing half a page. I did realize when writing it that it was a bit ambitious for the allotted time, but it was the only premise that I could come up with.
Please check back next year for some stories that did not lack for time and editing.
In regards to the ancestry, I thought that was quite an interesting idea, as did the judging panel. I would like to explore the concept in a future story if inspiration strikes.