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Hey, everyone. I'm back and ready to get started again with Villain Critique. But before that, let's go over the rules of this series:

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Redemption isn't really about forgiveness or punishment; it's just about trying to be a better person. The things you destroy remain destroyed, the people you hurt stay hurt, but the only thing that defines someone as irredeemable is unwillingness to change when the chance is offered. Believing that people who have done too much harm cannot be redeemed and have to be met with cruelty alone just trap them in "i have gone too far to turn back" and will bring far more harm than if they were

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I love great slapstick. It's one of my favorite forms of comedy overall.

Like this:

Or the one that Fluttershy gave to the bear in Lesson Zero.

I haven't, but I have seen how painful they might be despite how helpful they are. I should remind myself to never get one due to how painful they might be. Sorry for being rude, though.

I've always wanted to see a final battle that has every character and person in existence going up against an extremely powerful and/or malicious force of evil, creating the ultimate fight in existence.

What do you guys think? Would that be cool?

If so, what's your experience? Did you have fun? What's your class and role in the game? I haven't personally played D&D before, but after seeing a video related to D&D and wanted to know what you think of it as a whole.

Sorry for saying that, but it's true. You don't have to reply.

"Alright, Odium," Twilight said, sternly. "As the new rulers of Equestria…"

Odium stood firmly, sweating a bit as he waited for what's to come.

"We've decided to sentence you… to at most a few weeks of community service."

"Huh?" Odium asked.

"You know, doing odd jobs to help other creatures for a few weeks. You'd love that, right?."

"Th-that's it?!" He stuttered.

"Well, yeah. You've stopped yourself from trying to hurt us, so…"

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After some thinking, a lot of advice, and a bit of writing and writer's block, I'm starting to think that writing isn't supposed to be fun anymore. I'm not trying to cause trouble. I just wanted to know if writing is supposed to be fun or not. What do you guys think?