#((10 years later...))

[fluttwersea]

So...

My Little Pony’s ending, huh? Gosh... I remember sitting in front of the TV almost ten years ago just to watch the first episode of a cartoon about magical ponies. 10 years.

I guess this could be nonsense, but MLP has really changed my life and point of view of lots of things. It was the cartoon that deeply touched my heart, and I was just a little girl. I fell completely in love with the characters, their personalities and the adventures they went through.

But now...

Now it’s time to say goodbye. Farewells are sad, but they’re part of living. I’m completely devastated though. I know, nothing lasts forever. But seeing it going away like this... breaks my soul. So before they go... before I never see them again,

before it’s too late...

Thank you, My Little Pony, for being the most important part of my life, of who I am. The person I am today, it’s all thanks to this cartoon. It went downhill with the last three season, but it’s still the cartoon of my life. Thank you, for all the good moments.

[gravity-knight]

I don’t think darkness has fully taken over Aqua

Time in the realm of darkness doesn’t flow the same. So being there for “10+ years” isn’t really a good enough reason for Aqua to have been corrupted.

I think we’re being teased (obviously) and have been shown Aqua’s phantom at the end of that trailer.

Also I think, once again, there’s a traitor in this remaster(xehanort)ed organization but that’s a whole other story

[sarahjameson]

Everyone had been gathered in Bern, Roselyn had been told, in the name of diplomacy. To forge alliances and discuss possible peace treaties and trade agreements, yet little to no conversation seemed to take place. The only times the two sides dared mix was under the influence of spirits or beneath the shade of darkness for a midnight rendezvous. No one dared argue politics for fear of repercussions, which Roselyn found piteous. How could anyone enact change if they wouldn’t speak? That was how the lady-in-waiting found herself frequenting the kitchens and servants’ quarters. It was there that she could rant freely without the shackles of propriety keeping her in check. The staff were easy to befriend. They were kind and more generous than anyone else she’d met in the palace, despite possessing so little themselves. 

One particularly spirited chambermaid had become Roselyn’s near constant companion. They spent their time gossiping about the men and complaining about the royals reluctance to make strides to do, well, anything. “Truly, the only time anyone dares speak their mind is when they’re banged up to the eyes. I’d suggest slipping alcohol into everyone’s goblets at supper but I don’t think there are enough spirits in all of Switzerland to get them to open their bloody mouths,” she giggled, her arm linked through the other girl’s as they strode freely through the corridor. “Cowards, the lot of them.”

@komorowskc