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** When Princess Celestia tells Twilight to go make friends in Ponyville, Twilight says “The fate of Equestria does not rest on me making friends!”
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* HarsherInHindsight: Seeing Twilight turn down the invitation to Moondancer's party is even more sad after seeing the Season 5 episode "[[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS5E12AmendingFences Amending Fences]]", where we see the effect that it has on Moondancer, which is showed to broke her emotionally, and effectively turning her into Twilight if Celestia never intervened to get her to make friends.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Seeing Twilight turn down the invitation to Moondancer's party is even more sad after seeing the Season 5 episode "[[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS5E12AmendingFences Amending Fences]]", where we see the effect that it has on Moondancer, which is showed to have broke her emotionally, and effectively turning her into Twilight if Celestia never intervened to get her to make friends.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Seeing Twilight turn down the invitation to Moondancer's party is even more sad after seeing the Season 5 episode "[[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS5E12AmendingFences Amending Fences]]", where we see the effect that it has on Moondancer, effectively turning into Twilight if Celestia never intervened to get her to make friends.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Seeing Twilight turn down the invitation to Moondancer's party is even more sad after seeing the Season 5 episode "[[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS5E12AmendingFences Amending Fences]]", where we see the effect that it has on Moondancer, which is showed to broke her emotionally, and effectively turning her into Twilight if Celestia never intervened to get her to make friends.
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* FourthWallMyopia: Twilight is often misguidedly rooted for by fans for not wanting to make friends with any of the residents of Ponyville because of how annoying they think her friends are. However, given that Twilight is the main focus of the episode, we mostly see things from her perspective as we see the other ponies bothering her and coming off as a nuisance to her. Her friends-to-be had good intentions despite not always hitting the target, with future episodes showing that this is just how they are. Twilight refusing to take part in their friendship is part of Twilight's character development, as well learning to accept the other ponies for their flaws, rather than isolating herself from them out of lack of interest in friendship.
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** The mint-green unicorn that happily waves to Twilight as she heads to Canterlot's library is later seen at the Summer Sun Celebration hopping up and down excitedly while staring at the camera and standing next to a pony that looks like Bon Bon from ''MyLittlePony Tales''. The fans dubbed the unicorn Lyra, she's become almost as popular as Derpy and these were only the first of her many {{Funny Background Event}}s.
* FourthWallMyopia: Twilight is often misguidedly rooted for by fans for not wanting to make friends with any of the residents of Ponyville because of how annoying they think her friends are. However, given that Twilight is the main focus of the episode, we mostly see things from her perspective as we see the other ponies bothering her and coming off as a nuisance to her. Her friends to be had good intentions despite not always hitting the target, with future episodes showing that this just how they are. Twilight refusing to take part in their friendship is part of Twilight's character development, as well learning to accept the other ponies for their flaws, rather than isolating herself from them out of lack of interest in friendship.
* FourthWallMyopia: Twilight is often misguidedly rooted for by fans for not wanting to make friends with any of the residents of Ponyville because of how annoying they think her friends are. However, given that Twilight is the main focus of the episode, we mostly see things from her perspective as we see the other ponies bothering her and coming off as a nuisance to her. Her friends to be had good intentions despite not always hitting the target, with future episodes showing that this just how they are. Twilight refusing to take part in their friendship is part of Twilight's character development, as well learning to accept the other ponies for their flaws, rather than isolating herself from them out of lack of interest in friendship.
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** The mint-green unicorn that happily waves to Twilight as she heads to Canterlot's library is later seen at the Summer Sun Celebration hopping up and down excitedly while staring at the camera and standing next to a pony that looks like Bon Bon from ''MyLittlePony Tales''.''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyTales''. The fans dubbed the unicorn Lyra, she's become almost as popular as Derpy and these were only the first of her many {{Funny Background Event}}s.
* FourthWallMyopia: Twilight is often misguidedly rooted for by fans for not wanting to make friends with any of the residents of Ponyville because of how annoying they think her friends are. However, given that Twilight is the main focus of the episode, we mostly see things from her perspective as we see the other ponies bothering her and coming off as a nuisance to her. Herfriends to be friends-to-be had good intentions despite not always hitting the target, with future episodes showing that this is just how they are. Twilight refusing to take part in their friendship is part of Twilight's character development, as well learning to accept the other ponies for their flaws, rather than isolating herself from them out of lack of interest in friendship.
* FourthWallMyopia: Twilight is often misguidedly rooted for by fans for not wanting to make friends with any of the residents of Ponyville because of how annoying they think her friends are. However, given that Twilight is the main focus of the episode, we mostly see things from her perspective as we see the other ponies bothering her and coming off as a nuisance to her. Her
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Incorrect. "Celestial Advice" shows that Celestia already knew which five people Twilight would befriend.
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* FourthWallMyopia: Twilight is often misguidedly rooted for by fans for not wanting to make friends with any of the residents of Ponyville because of how annoying they think her friends are. However, given that Twilight is the main focus of the episode, we mostly see things from her perspective as we see the other ponies bothering her and coming off as a nuisance to her. Celestia didn’t know what kinds of friends Twilight would make, so nopony knew of Twilight's lack of interest in friendship. Her friends to be had good intentions despite not always hitting the target, with future episodes showing that this just how they are. Twilight refusing to take part in their friendship is part of Twilight's character development, as well learning to accept the other ponies for their flaws, rather than isolating herself from them out of lack of interest in friendship.
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* FourthWallMyopia: Twilight is often misguidedly rooted for by fans for not wanting to make friends with any of the residents of Ponyville because of how annoying they think her friends are. However, given that Twilight is the main focus of the episode, we mostly see things from her perspective as we see the other ponies bothering her and coming off as a nuisance to her. Celestia didn’t know what kinds of friends Twilight would make, so nopony knew of Twilight's lack of interest in friendship. Her friends to be had good intentions despite not always hitting the target, with future episodes showing that this just how they are. Twilight refusing to take part in their friendship is part of Twilight's character development, as well learning to accept the other ponies for their flaws, rather than isolating herself from them out of lack of interest in friendship.
