Hello dear followers and anyone who might chance upon this.

It’s been some time since I actually wrote down one of these deconstructive exercises, but I decided to do it now because of a blog post from Bad Horse about the same movie. I’m grateful for his post, for without it I probably wouldn’t have given this one a chance, and I ended up quite liking it.

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At least, that's what it says when I copy-paste the title into google translator. It should be saying "Another Day", but I guess Chinese is so far away from English that a machine translation can't be trusted. Yes, Chinese, you read that right.

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Silent chicks suffer. Their growth is impaired because they're not getting the support they need, but needlessly so; there is enough food, others are getting fed all the time. Silent chicks suffer, and eventually die, unnoticed.

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Greetings dear followers, and to everyone else who should chance upon this.

If you haven’t heard of story structure before, or the term Pinch Point makes you think of acupuncture, I’d like to invite you to read my previous deconstruction of Equestria Girls.

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Greetings dear followers, and to everyone else who should chance upon this.

So, what is this and why am I doing this: This is a review of Equestria Girls, done from a structural perspective. I chose EqG since I thought it would be good to start with something more people on fimfiction are familiar with, but I’ll be doing deconstructions of other movies in the future. Also, EqG is a very easy example.

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No, not just another day! I've just received notice that my story Another Day has been accepted onto EqD.

ROLL OUT THE CHAMPAGNE!

Actually, don't. I don't like it. I'm more a beer kinda guy.

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Heya there, I wanted to use this one opportunity: Many people celebrate even numbers in followers, or even numbers in story views... stuff like that. I must admit, I like prime numbers more, but all these numbers have a flaw: There are more than one of these occasions, so I don't think they're all that special. However, guess what I just spotted: I can express the number of likes my three published stories have gotten chronologically as a mathematical sequence: an =

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