My real problem with Celessia is that she's supposed to be all knowing, all caring, all powerful, and I think they want us to believe she's benevolent. It sounds like an easy sell, but life in a question is just turning completely to crap. You really have to wonder why our princess deemed it necessary to trust the threat of the moon, demigod, is threatening to shroud the world in eternal darkness in the hands of the socially awkward bookworm, the shy animal caretaker, the fashionista, the cocky athlete, the workhorse, and a pinky pie. And then she shows up at the very end, and then she's like, oh my student, I knew all this would happen, but I knew you could do it. And yeah, you can make the argument, but Twilight found friends, and they realize their inner potential and the magic and the power they hold in the magic of friendship that saved the day. But then we'll go to the season two finale, where throughout the whole show, we get this build up, someone built up Celessia being caring and knowledgeable and powerful. Yet she completely turns her back on Twilight, which is like a middle finger to everybody, to Twilight herself. And then she gets her shit slapped by Chrysolas. And yeah, I know Chrysolas was disguising herself as cadence and everything, but given everything that's happened, you would think that Celessia would trust Twilight every word at this point, just as Twilight trusts hers. And yeah, I know Chrysolas was using the power of shining armor and cadence as love, but come on. I know they were supposed to believe that they ruled the kingdom 50, 50 Celessia and Luna, but he got a thing. It's pretty much a 70, 30 at this point. So there's, I'm not saying there's no reason why she could have been beaten, why she should have been beaten, but she shouldn't have been beaten so easily because she Celessia. And then in the season three premiere, Luna's ready to go in there with the main six and give them an edge of power that they might need in order to stop sombre. But then she's just like, oh, sister, let my student handle this. And when it's just like, and I'm just like, why do you deprive us of Luna? The thing about Celessia, which is why people are so divided on her, it's because she wants us to believe that the ends just define a means. And which is really sketchy, lady, because she puts the whole fate of a question and she leaves it, she leaves it up to chance. She leaves her faith in the hands of where it could pass or it could fail. Like Twilight during the whole season three premiere, you see she's stressing out about what to do about her tests about this and about that. But Celessia's just like, you can do it. But but but Twilight's still like, oh my gosh, oh my gosh, oh my gosh, which is why my spike was the reason why it was, was the reason why the day was saved. Because Twilight realized that the test doesn't matter. And that was the point of Celessia to realize it wasn't a test. So I think things could have turned out better. I mean, maybe Spike wouldn't have been the hero, but better that than that just cop out at the end and say, and say, better my student be selfless and selfish. That's a good lesson. But the trauma that Celessia puts Twilight through on that on lesson zero is just ridiculous. We're supposed to believe she's all caring, she's all loving and all that. But why does Twilight fear her so much? I guess she's the princess. But Celessia is essentially a surrogate mother to Twilight. She trusts her and she loves her, not talking, you know, but you know, she loves her. So why does she fear her so much? Celessia must have done something in the past or there's something Twilight knows about her that makes Celessia so feared by her. Unfortunately, consequently, she also has, Celessia also has the best ask me, Tumblr. But that's the point. And Luna, Luna participated more, participates more in the show than Celessia. Now, the reasons why is because in season two, she willingly goes to Polly Mill to associate with the subject. It doesn't turn out perfectly well. But she still tries. In season three, she's ready to go to battle. Also in season three, we learn that she goes into the dreams of her subjects to make sure they're dreaming peacefully. That's really heavy when you think about it. So Celessia is a bad person. But the reason why I like Luna more is because she just seems to care more. She doesn't leave everything up to chance. It may look around to be like she doesn't have that much faith in her students or, you know, her subjects or anything. But she's smart enough to know, to not leave the Mufasa Unicorn look alike up to the hands of six misfits, a dragon, an ill, an ill alicorn and shining armor. Because we all know shining armor is essentially useless. And that's why that's why I don't like Celessia. Luna's better and she should have won the election. I'm out.