Now I know what you're thinking: why the hell do I think Rainbow Dash should go to The Pitt? The answer is simple- her abilities and her morals. Think about it. The Steelyard and the Hole were practically made for her to use flight and super speed. And as far as I know, Trogs can't fly, so there's one obstacle avoided altogether. And I think you get the overall point of why she should be there ability-wise.

But how about her morals? How would she play in the ultimate moral dilemma?

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Hey, everyone! Just wanted to let you all know that my next few posts are speculations for events happening later on in Universal Librarian's longest story at the moment, Fallout Girls. I won't be posting my review of the story as of yet, but I fully plan to talk about it once it's finished. So, at the moment, I will only be talking about what I hope will happen later on. And for those of you who are caught up on the story, you know what I'm talking about: the DLC's for Fallout 3, which will be

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Looks like we're talking about these stories again! Seems I simply can't escape them. Ever. It's no secret that I was disappointed by Project Horizons, and I've made my reasoning fairly clear. But here's the thing: the problems with Project Horizons are actually reflected in the Peter Jackson film, "Mortal Engines." Now, I haven't personally seen the film, but a YouTuber by the name of Filmento released a video in 2019 explaining how the movie failed where Jackson's Lord of the Rings succeeded.

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This blog post is going to be covering the subject of Blackjack from Project Horizons, and the question of whether or not she can be considered a hero. I have already given my thoughts multiple times on Blackjack and Project Horizons in previous blog posts, so you may want to read those before going into this one. With all that said, let's begin.

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This story feels less like a grimdark and more like a legitimate horror story. Which makes it all the more shocking that this only got an honorable mention on the Top 10 Grimdarks list from Watch Pony, while giving Cupcakes the number 1 spot.

So what makes this a legitimate horror story in my eyes? Let me explain (in a very "stream-of-thought" manner.)

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Of all the authors I've talked about so far, CrackedInkWell is the most difficult to fully describe. However, I can say this: many of the stories on my Favorites bookshelf are his, including Beethoven's Tenth Symphony, Harry Houdini: The Great and Powerful, Inverno in F Minor, and The Creepy Three: An Anthology.

Perhaps his best qualities are his descriptiveness and his culture.

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Okay. This is probably going to sound absolutely insane, but I need to put this out there: many of the characters in FO:E parallel characters seen later in the show. Here they are:

Velvet Remedy- Mage Meadowbrook: Both healers, both wield kindness (Fluttershy)
Deadshot Calamity- Flash Magnus: Military pegasi, Loyalty (Rainbow Dash)
Steelhooves- Rockhoof: it's in the damn name (Applejack)
Xenith- Tempest Shadow: reaching a bit, but both scarred fighters found serving under someone else

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Might not be the right time for this one, but when inspiration hits, what can ya do?

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This story is one that I actually read relatively recently. I say "relatively" because I first read it in the spring of last year, yet I have read it at least twice since then. I first got drawn in by the premise of the story: Ludwig van Beethoven is visited by a mysterious figure, who commissions him for a new symphony after the premiere of his 9th. And Beethoven must complete the symphony within one year. As extra incentive, he is sent to, "a world far, far away from his home." Of course,

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It may not be the right time, but what can you do when the idea hits you?

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