After Twilight delivers a batch of books to Sweet Apple Acres as a gesture of goodwill, she finds that Big Macintosh is not interested in her offerings. Through her efforts to discover why, she inadvertently discovers his most shameful secret.
Many kudoses to you, sir or madam, for you have integrated the metafictional and the canonical in a manner beautiful, elegant, and emotionally satisfying. I gladly favorite this.
It really does bugger my mind that they're so terrified of acknowledging death in a children's show. For the love of all things, I grew up around "My Girl" and "Stand by Me." Those movies were for kids.
And, hell, Transformers the Movie. Admittedly that one blew up in Hasbro's face, but still! Kids aren't that wussy.
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the feels
The parents are those in the "American Gothic" picture (where they were looking at the album)
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Many kudoses to you, sir or madam, for you have integrated the metafictional and the canonical in a manner beautiful, elegant, and emotionally satisfying. I gladly favorite this.
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I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you.
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Excellent story.
It really does bugger my mind that they're so terrified of acknowledging death in a children's show. For the love of all things, I grew up around "My Girl" and "Stand by Me." Those movies were for kids.
And, hell, Transformers the Movie. Admittedly that one blew up in Hasbro's face, but still! Kids aren't that wussy.