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What an honor! Thank you, and I will try my best to keep up the good work.

Luna's speech is so much fun to write that I'll never let her give it up completely, obviously, and as a complete societal recluse she's a long way from post S2 speech, but there are rules that I follow. Thees and thines are an informal pronoun used for a familial relationship, a close friendship, or from a position of authority, like a teacher to a classroom, much like "tu" in French if you've ever had the misfortune of studying the accursed tongue. Thus, she hasn't had a chance to use them much in my stories, as, in no particular order: the griffon ambassador was a foreign dignitary, the viscount is a non-familiar member of the the high nobility, Twilight is a fellow princess of the same societal tier but not her family, she respects Rarity and later ennobles her, and Fluttershy slapped her in the face and thus exerts her social level through brute force like a total chad. In contrast, her sister is a "thou," for example.

A score is an old-timey (with a fascinating history) way to say twenty years. Abe Lincoln's famous "four score and seven years ago" is 87 years, as 1863-87 is 1776.

You are literally the first person on this site I'm going to follow since creating my account over almost a decade ago.
No one else has written anything consistently good or funny within the same vein of storytelling or genre.
And that you write old-timey Luna makes me rather happy, the little miniature world of the Mane 6's troubles where the Princesses are hopelessly inept is an old trope I quite enjoy, and with Luna it's rather endearing. I am curious, very much, to see how Pinkie and Applejack fare in this insane world beyond the small snippet we've seen. It would be lovely to see how they would deal with such fraught perils that have been lain to Rara and Flutters.
I would ask if you often write Luna going between We's, Us's, and Ours and normal speech alongside a few thines and thees rather than yours and you's as a 'She's learning new words' sort of aspect but it seems like she'd lose quite a bit of her charm if she did eventually drop it altogether, her going on wonderful tales of the past is always good though, as an aside.
Also, yey verily, what forsooth doth 'score' mean in relation to '50 score'? I understand it actually means going on thousands of years and such else but I'm not sure how score is a unit of multiplication.

You somehow manage to write the Manes (or at least some of them so well and yet so darkly terrible at the same time.

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If you add the woman in the mandibles to the man on the back, does that get us there?

I will plan to send a mail message later.

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Clever, but I would wager the dude on the back of one of "them" weighs a fair bit less than 230 freedom units, so I can only afford partial credit. Best I can do is a haiku.