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Hopefully the GrandFinale of Elements of Justice will give the Wright team, the Mane 6, and '''''all the victims''''' (defendants and [[spoiler:sympathetic conscriptors]]) endings that [[ThrowTheDogABone throw bones]] or [[RayOfHopeEnding shine rays of hope]] after everything they've gone through through. With everything happening right now, it would be satisfying, comforting, and heartwarming to get an ending where both teams are able to defeat the [[GreaterScopeVillain Greater Scope Villains]](whether they be Equity and the rest of the Equestrian Council or someone else), the defendants are able to go back to their normal lives [[spoiler:and the sympathetic wrongdoers are given pardons and are also to go back to their lives]]. After all the suspense, it would be very sweet to see everyone happy and relieved to put it all behind them.
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Hopefully the GrandFinale of Elements of Justice will give the Wright team, the Mane 6, and '''''all the victims''''' (defendants and [[spoiler:sympathetic conscriptors]]) endings that [[ThrowTheDogABone throw bones]] or [[RayOfHopeEnding shine rays of hope]] after everything they've gone through through. With everything happening right now, it would be satisfying, comforting, and heartwarming to get an ending where both teams are able to defeat the [[GreaterScopeVillain Greater Scope Villains]](whether Villains]] (whether they be Equity and the rest of the Equestrian Council or someone else), the defendants are able to go back to their normal lives [[spoiler:and the sympathetic wrongdoers are given pardons and are also to go back to their lives]]. After all the suspense, it would be very sweet to see everyone happy and relieved to put it all behind them.
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Hopefully the GrandFinale of Elements of Justice will give the Wright team, the Mane 6, and '''''all the victims''''' (defendants and [[spoiler:sympathetic conscriptors]]) endings that [[ThrowTheDogABone throw bones]] or [[RayOfHopeEnding shine rays of hope]] after everything they've gone through through. With everything happening right now, it would be satisfying, comforting, and heartwarming to get an ending where both teams are able to defeat the {{GreaterScopeVillain}}s (whether they be Equity and the rest of the Equestrian Council or someone else), the defendants are able to go back to their normal lives [[spoiler:and the sympathetic wrongdoers are given pardons and are also to go back to their lives]]. After all the suspense, it would be very sweet to see everyone happy and relieved to put it all behind them.
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Hopefully the GrandFinale of Elements of Justice will give the Wright team, the Mane 6, and '''''all the victims''''' (defendants and [[spoiler:sympathetic conscriptors]]) endings that [[ThrowTheDogABone throw bones]] or [[RayOfHopeEnding shine rays of hope]] after everything they've gone through through. With everything happening right now, it would be satisfying, comforting, and heartwarming to get an ending where both teams are able to defeat the {{GreaterScopeVillain}}s (whether [[GreaterScopeVillain Greater Scope Villains]](whether they be Equity and the rest of the Equestrian Council or someone else), the defendants are able to go back to their normal lives [[spoiler:and the sympathetic wrongdoers are given pardons and are also to go back to their lives]]. After all the suspense, it would be very sweet to see everyone happy and relieved to put it all behind them.
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Equity is shown multiple times to be sowing the seeds of doubt and distrust amongst the cast, making them question why so many secrets are being kept from them and each other. She's also shown in her brief appearance at the end of Case 2 to basically take the Wright Anything Agency's beliefs to greater lengths than they do, being willing to force the truth to come out regardless of the consequences. As such, it's possible that she sees Equestria and certain privileged groups (especially the Mane Six and the two Sisters) as being corrupt and too lenient on deception and constantly keeping the truth away from others to benefit themselves, whether through putting Twilight into a position of power based on vague arbitrary reasons and grand plans, or being willing to cover up the death of Royal Order (possibly how she views Luna, due to the latter letting [[FriendToAllChildren her biases about children]] push her to try to manipulate Athena into a specific conclusion).\\
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Equity is shown multiple times to be sowing the seeds of doubt and distrust amongst the cast, making them question why so many secrets are being kept from them and each other. She's also shown in her brief appearance at the end of Case 2 to basically take the Wright Anything Agency's beliefs to greater lengths than they do, being willing to force the truth to come out regardless of the consequences. As such, it's possible that she sees Equestria and certain privileged groups (especially the Mane Six and the two Sisters) as being corrupt and too lenient on deception and constantly keeping the truth away from others to benefit themselves, themselves (Luna's own shady past and her recent tendencies in the trial), whether through putting Twilight into a position of power based on vague arbitrary reasons and grand plans, or being willing to cover up the death of Royal Order (possibly how she views Luna, due to the latter letting [[FriendToAllChildren her biases about children]] push her to try to manipulate Athena into a specific conclusion).Order.\\
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As such, [[WellIntentionedExtremist Equity and whomever else she might be working with is trying to create a society where the truth is always exposed]], and deception and lies are not only revealed, but also actively not even allowed to exist out of her hatred for the failings of society to constantly mask the truth to preserve certain falsehoods. However, her callousness is motivated by a combination of her sadness for Royal Order and it's possible that there's also a strong dislike of the Mane Six and their benefactors playing part in it. Thus, she doesn't care about the consequences of that kind of society or what kind of harm her actions might be causing, putting her into an antagonistic position.
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As such, [[WellIntentionedExtremist Equity and whomever else she might be working with is trying to create a society where the truth is always exposed]], and deception and lies are not only revealed, but also actively not even allowed to exist out of her hatred for the failings of society to constantly mask the truth to preserve certain falsehoods. However, her callousness is motivated by a combination of her sadness for Royal Order and it's possible that there's also a strong dislike of the Mane Six and their benefactors playing part in it. Thus, she doesn't care about the consequences of that kind of society or what kind of harm it, thus possibly compromising her actions might be causing, putting integrity and ability to recognize her into an antagonistic position.own hypocrisy.
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Equity is shown multiple times to be sowing the seeds of doubt and distrust amongst the cast, making them question why so many secrets are being kept from them and each other. She's also shown in her brief appearance at the end of Case 2 to basically take the Wright Anything Agency's beliefs to greater lengths than they do, being willing to force the truth to come out regardless of the consequences. As such, it's possible that she sees Equestria and certain privileged groups (especially the Mane Six and the two Sisters) as being corrupt and too lenient on deception and constantly keeping the truth away from others to benefit themselves, whether through putting Twilight into a position of power based on vague arbitrary reasons and grand plans, or being willing to cover up the death of Royal Order (possibly how she views Luna, due to the latter letting [[FriendToAllChildren her biases about children]] push her to try to manipulate Athena into a specific conclusion). As such, [[WellIntentionedExtremist Equity and whomever else she might be working with is trying to create a society where the truth is always exposed]], and deception and lies are not only revealed, but also actively not even allowed to exist out of her hatred for the failings of society to constantly mask the truth to preserve certain falsehoods. However, her callousness is motivated by a combination of her sadness for Royal Order and it's possible that there's also a strong dislike of the Mane Six and their benefactors playing part in it. Thus, she doesn't care about the consequences of that kind of society or what kind of harm her actions might be causing, putting her into an antagonistic position.
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Equity is shown multiple times to be sowing the seeds of doubt and distrust amongst the cast, making them question why so many secrets are being kept from them and each other. She's also shown in her brief appearance at the end of Case 2 to basically take the Wright Anything Agency's beliefs to greater lengths than they do, being willing to force the truth to come out regardless of the consequences. As such, it's possible that she sees Equestria and certain privileged groups (especially the Mane Six and the two Sisters) as being corrupt and too lenient on deception and constantly keeping the truth away from others to benefit themselves, whether through putting Twilight into a position of power based on vague arbitrary reasons and grand plans, or being willing to cover up the death of Royal Order (possibly how she views Luna, due to the latter letting [[FriendToAllChildren her biases about children]] push her to try to manipulate Athena into a specific conclusion). \\
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As such, [[WellIntentionedExtremist Equity and whomever else she might be working with is trying to create a society where the truth is always exposed]], and deception and lies are not only revealed, but also actively not even allowed to exist out of her hatred for the failings of society to constantly mask the truth to preserve certain falsehoods. However, her callousness is motivated by a combination of her sadness for Royal Order and it's possible that there's also a strong dislike of the Mane Six and their benefactors playing part in it. Thus, she doesn't care about the consequences of that kind of society or what kind of harm her actions might be causing, putting her into an antagonistic position.
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As such, [[WellIntentionedExtremist Equity and whomever else she might be working with is trying to create a society where the truth is always exposed]], and deception and lies are not only revealed, but also actively not even allowed to exist out of her hatred for the failings of society to constantly mask the truth to preserve certain falsehoods. However, her callousness is motivated by a combination of her sadness for Royal Order and it's possible that there's also a strong dislike of the Mane Six and their benefactors playing part in it. Thus, she doesn't care about the consequences of that kind of society or what kind of harm her actions might be causing, putting her into an antagonistic position.
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Equity is shown multiple times to be sowing the seeds of doubt and distrust amongst the cast, making them question why so many secrets are being kept from them and each other. She's also shown in her brief appearance at the end of Case 2 to basically take the Wright Anything Agency's beliefs to greater lengths than they do, being willing to force the truth to come out regardless of the consequences. As such, it's possible that she sees Equestria and certain privileged groups (especially the Mane Six and the two Sisters) as being corrupt and too lenient on deception and constantly keeping the truth away from others to benefit themselves, whether through putting Twilight into a position of power based on vague arbitrary reasons and grand plans, or being willing to cover up the death of Royal Order (possibly how she views Luna, due to the latter letting [[FriendToAllChildren her biases about children]] push her to try to manipulate Athena into a specific conclusion). As such, [[WellIntentionedExtremist Equity and whomever else she might be working with is trying to create a society where the truth is always exposed]], and deception and lies are not only revealed, but also actively not even allowed to exist out of her hatred for the failings of society to constantly mask the truth to preserve certain falsehoods. However, her callousness is motivated by a combination of her sadness for Royal Order and she doesn't care about the consequences of that kind of society, putting her into an antagonistic position.
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Equity is shown multiple times to be sowing the seeds of doubt and distrust amongst the cast, making them question why so many secrets are being kept from them and each other. She's also shown in her brief appearance at the end of Case 2 to basically take the Wright Anything Agency's beliefs to greater lengths than they do, being willing to force the truth to come out regardless of the consequences. As such, it's possible that she sees Equestria and certain privileged groups (especially the Mane Six and the two Sisters) as being corrupt and too lenient on deception and constantly keeping the truth away from others to benefit themselves, whether through putting Twilight into a position of power based on vague arbitrary reasons and grand plans, or being willing to cover up the death of Royal Order (possibly how she views Luna, due to the latter letting [[FriendToAllChildren her biases about children]] push her to try to manipulate Athena into a specific conclusion). As such, [[WellIntentionedExtremist Equity and whomever else she might be working with is trying to create a society where the truth is always exposed]], and deception and lies are not only revealed, but also actively not even allowed to exist out of her hatred for the failings of society to constantly mask the truth to preserve certain falsehoods. However, her callousness is motivated by a combination of her sadness for Royal Order and it's possible that there's also a strong dislike of the Mane Six and their benefactors playing part in it. Thus, she doesn't care about the consequences of that kind of society, society or what kind of harm her actions might be causing, putting her into an antagonistic position.
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Equity is shown multiple times to be sowing the seeds of doubt and distrust amongst the cast, making them question why so many secrets are being kept from them and each other. She's also shown in her brief appearance at the end of Case 2 to basically take the Wright Anything Agency's beliefs to greater lengths than they do, being willing to force the truth to come out regardless of the consequences. As such, it's possible that she sees Equestria and the nobility (especially the Mane Six and the two Sisters) as being corrupt and too lenient on deception and constantly keeping the truth away from others to benefit themselves, whether through putting Twilight into a position of power based on vague arbitrary reasons and grand plans, or being willing to cover up the death of Royal Order (possibly how she views Luna, due to the latter letting [[FriendToAllChildren her biases about children]] push her to try to manipulate Athena into a specific conclusion). As such, [[WellIntentionedExtremist Equity and whomever else she might be working with is trying to create a society where the truth is always exposed]], and deception and lies are not only revealed, but also actively not even allowed to exist out of her hatred for the failings of society to constantly mask the truth to preserve certain falsehoods. However, her callousness is motivated by a combination of her sadness for Royal Order and she doesn't care about the consequences of that kind of society, putting her into an antagonistic position.
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Equity is shown multiple times to be sowing the seeds of doubt and distrust amongst the cast, making them question why so many secrets are being kept from them and each other. She's also shown in her brief appearance at the end of Case 2 to basically take the Wright Anything Agency's beliefs to greater lengths than they do, being willing to force the truth to come out regardless of the consequences. As such, it's possible that she sees Equestria and the nobility certain privileged groups (especially the Mane Six and the two Sisters) as being corrupt and too lenient on deception and constantly keeping the truth away from others to benefit themselves, whether through putting Twilight into a position of power based on vague arbitrary reasons and grand plans, or being willing to cover up the death of Royal Order (possibly how she views Luna, due to the latter letting [[FriendToAllChildren her biases about children]] push her to try to manipulate Athena into a specific conclusion). As such, [[WellIntentionedExtremist Equity and whomever else she might be working with is trying to create a society where the truth is always exposed]], and deception and lies are not only revealed, but also actively not even allowed to exist out of her hatred for the failings of society to constantly mask the truth to preserve certain falsehoods. However, her callousness is motivated by a combination of her sadness for Royal Order and she doesn't care about the consequences of that kind of society, putting her into an antagonistic position.
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!! Lawkeeper Equity's antagonism is built on her disdain for the deception and flaws within the hierarchy of Equestria, only further exacerbated due to the circumstances of Royal Order's death.
Equity is shown multiple times to be sowing the seeds of doubt and distrust amongst the cast, making them question why so many secrets are being kept from them and each other. She's also shown in her brief appearance at the end of Case 2 to basically take the Wright Anything Agency's beliefs to greater lengths than they do, being willing to force the truth to come out regardless of the consequences. As such, it's possible that she sees Equestria and the nobility (especially the Mane Six and the two Sisters) as being corrupt and too lenient on deception and constantly keeping the truth away from others to benefit themselves, whether through putting Twilight into a position of power based on vague arbitrary reasons and grand plans, or being willing to cover up the death of Royal Order (possibly how she views Luna, due to the latter letting [[FriendToAllChildren her biases about children]] push her to try to manipulate Athena into a specific conclusion). As such, [[WellIntentionedExtremist Equity and whomever else she might be working with is trying to create a society where the truth is always exposed]], and deception and lies are not only revealed, but also actively not even allowed to exist out of her hatred for the failings of society to constantly mask the truth to preserve certain falsehoods. However, her callousness is motivated by a combination of her sadness for Royal Order and she doesn't care about the consequences of that kind of society, putting her into an antagonistic position.
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!! Lawkeeper Equity's antagonism is built on her disdain for the extensive deception and fatal flaws within the hierarchy of Equestria, only further exacerbated due to the circumstances of Royal Order's death.
Equity is shown multiple times to be sowing the seeds of doubt and distrust amongst the cast, making them question why so many secrets are being kept from them and each other. She's also shown in her brief appearance at the end of Case 2 to basically take the Wright Anything Agency's beliefs to greater lengths than they do, being willing to force the truth to come out regardless of the consequences. As such, it's possible that she sees Equestria and the nobility (especially the Mane Six and the two Sisters) as being corrupt and too lenient on deception and constantly keeping the truth away from others to benefit themselves, whether through putting Twilight into a position of power based on vague arbitrary reasons and grand plans, or being willing to cover up the death of Royal Order (possibly how she views Luna, due to the latter letting [[FriendToAllChildren her biases about children]] push her to try to manipulate Athena into a specific conclusion). As such, [[WellIntentionedExtremist Equity and whomever else she might be working with is trying to create a society where the truth is always exposed]], and deception and lies are not only revealed, but also actively not even allowed to exist out of her hatred for the failings of society to constantly mask the truth to preserve certain falsehoods. However, her callousness is motivated by a combination of her sadness for Royal Order and she doesn't care about the consequences of that kind of society, putting her into an antagonistic position.
Equity is shown multiple times to be sowing the seeds of doubt and distrust amongst the cast, making them question why so many secrets are being kept from them and each other. She's also shown in her brief appearance at the end of Case 2 to basically take the Wright Anything Agency's beliefs to greater lengths than they do, being willing to force the truth to come out regardless of the consequences. As such, it's possible that she sees Equestria and the nobility (especially the Mane Six and the two Sisters) as being corrupt and too lenient on deception and constantly keeping the truth away from others to benefit themselves, whether through putting Twilight into a position of power based on vague arbitrary reasons and grand plans, or being willing to cover up the death of Royal Order (possibly how she views Luna, due to the latter letting [[FriendToAllChildren her biases about children]] push her to try to manipulate Athena into a specific conclusion). As such, [[WellIntentionedExtremist Equity and whomever else she might be working with is trying to create a society where the truth is always exposed]], and deception and lies are not only revealed, but also actively not even allowed to exist out of her hatred for the failings of society to constantly mask the truth to preserve certain falsehoods. However, her callousness is motivated by a combination of her sadness for Royal Order and she doesn't care about the consequences of that kind of society, putting her into an antagonistic position.
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!! Lawkeeper Equity's antagonism is built on her disdain for the extensive deception and fatal flaws within the hierarchy of Equestria, only further exacerbated due to the circumstances of Royal Order's death.
Equity is shown multiple times to be sowing the seeds of doubt and distrust amongst the cast, making them question why so many secrets are being kept from them and each other. She's also shown in her brief appearance at the end of Case 2 to basically take the Wright Anything Agency's beliefs to greater lengths than they do, being willing to force the truth to come out regardless of the consequences. As such, it's possible that she sees Equestria and the nobility (especially the Mane Six and the two Sisters) as being corrupt and too lenient on deception and constantly keeping the truth away from others to benefit themselves, whether through putting Twilight into a position of power based on vague arbitrary reasons and grand plans, or being willing to cover up the death of Royal Order (possibly how she views Luna, due to the latter letting [[FriendToAllChildren her biases about children]] push her to try to manipulate Athena into a specific conclusion). As such, [[WellIntentionedExtremist Equity and whomever else she might be working with is trying to create a society where the truth is always exposed]], and deception and lies are not only revealed, but also actively not even allowed to exist out of her hatred for the failings of society to constantly mask the truth to preserve certain falsehoods. However, her callousness is motivated by a combination of her sadness for Royal Order and she doesn't care about the consequences of that kind of society, putting her into an antagonistic position.
Equity is shown multiple times to be sowing the seeds of doubt and distrust amongst the cast, making them question why so many secrets are being kept from them and each other. She's also shown in her brief appearance at the end of Case 2 to basically take the Wright Anything Agency's beliefs to greater lengths than they do, being willing to force the truth to come out regardless of the consequences. As such, it's possible that she sees Equestria and the nobility (especially the Mane Six and the two Sisters) as being corrupt and too lenient on deception and constantly keeping the truth away from others to benefit themselves, whether through putting Twilight into a position of power based on vague arbitrary reasons and grand plans, or being willing to cover up the death of Royal Order (possibly how she views Luna, due to the latter letting [[FriendToAllChildren her biases about children]] push her to try to manipulate Athena into a specific conclusion). As such, [[WellIntentionedExtremist Equity and whomever else she might be working with is trying to create a society where the truth is always exposed]], and deception and lies are not only revealed, but also actively not even allowed to exist out of her hatred for the failings of society to constantly mask the truth to preserve certain falsehoods. However, her callousness is motivated by a combination of her sadness for Royal Order and she doesn't care about the consequences of that kind of society, putting her into an antagonistic position.
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* Big Macc is more likely due to Shining's position as Prince of thee Crystal Empire making it generally rather difficult to frame him for murder.
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** Confirmed [[spoiler: Royal Order made a clone of himself and both were killed at different spots in the forest.]]
*** Currently unfortunately Jossed [[spoiler: One of the spots where the blood was found turned out to be a fabrication, and Athena determined that because of that, and the rings of Royal Order's blood on the trees implying his body was levitated by a unicorn, means there must have been one body, not two.]]
*** Currently unfortunately Jossed [[spoiler: One of the spots where the blood was found turned out to be a fabrication, and Athena determined that because of that, and the rings of Royal Order's blood on the trees implying his body was levitated by a unicorn, means there must have been one body, not two.]]
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** Confirmed Confirmed; [[spoiler: Royal Order made a clone of himself and both were killed at different spots in the forest.]]
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** Slightly confirmed; Scootaloo and Turning Page bond over how they each have parents that are often never home due to work.
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** Unfortunately Jossed as of 2-9, but could change in a future episode.
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*** Slightly Jossed [[spoiler: While it turns out the affair was fake, Royal and Fair were disagreeing on how his parenting style had affected Turning Page, and she was upset about how Royal spent so much time away from home]].
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** Jossed. [[spoiler: They were actually a homemade tourniquet that Silver Spoon made for Sweetie Belle]].
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** Slightly Jossed. [[spoiler: The blood wasn't from a Timberwolf attack, but it did help reveal the truth behind Royal Order's death]].
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Hopefully the GrandFinale of Elements of Justice will give the Wright team, the Mane 6, and '''''all the victims''''' (defendants and [[spoiler:sympathetic conscriptors]]) endings that [[ThrowTheDogABone throw bones]] or [[RayOfHopeEnding shine rays of hope]] after everything they've gone through through. With everything happening right now, it would be satisfying, comforting, and heartwarming to get an ending where both teams are able to defeat the {{GreaterScopeVillain}}s (whether they be Equity and the rest of the Equestrian Council or someone else), the defendants are able to go back to their normal lives [[spoiler:and the sympathetic wrongdoers are given pardons and are also to go back to their lives]]. After all the suspense, it was be very sweet to see everyone happy and relieved to put it all behind them.
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Hopefully the GrandFinale of Elements of Justice will give the Wright team, the Mane 6, and '''''all the victims''''' (defendants and [[spoiler:sympathetic conscriptors]]) endings that [[ThrowTheDogABone throw bones]] or [[RayOfHopeEnding shine rays of hope]] after everything they've gone through through. With everything happening right now, it would be satisfying, comforting, and heartwarming to get an ending where both teams are able to defeat the {{GreaterScopeVillain}}s (whether they be Equity and the rest of the Equestrian Council or someone else), the defendants are able to go back to their normal lives [[spoiler:and the sympathetic wrongdoers are given pardons and are also to go back to their lives]]. After all the suspense, it was would be very sweet to see everyone happy and relieved to put it all behind them.
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She wants to avert the TagalongKid thing, and having seen Phoenix, Apollo, and Athena in action, she decides to helm a case herself, despite not actually being a lawyer. She takes an Equestrian law exam and passes, earning her own badge, though it might not be valid back on Earth.
* She will make use of the Perceive mechanic Apollo uses, although without his bracelet, she won't have as many opportunities as he does.
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!! The final villain who orchestrated all deaths will get banished
* I am unfamiliar with MLPFiM but from what I get, it seems malevolent force (as evil as classical DisneyVillain) isn't unusual. Back in Turnabout Storm, I predict correctly nobody's gonna get punished (it is an accident) because banishment seems like such a harsh punishment even for a random OC.
* EoJ is already SpoiledByTheFormat : There are five cases, there's no way all of them can be accident or suicide (even first case is sus) and the fact Twilight specifically calls Phoenix, and people - er ponies, dying right and left. And now second case is confirmed to be murder - er, manslaughter.
* Twilight (and likely Luna) knows there are some forces that specifically orchestrated deaths to happen. It wouldn't make sense in 'normal' Ace Attorney settings, but in more magical settings, brainwashing or mind control or emotional manipulation would be justified.
* Twilight specifically called experienced lawyer(s) from the first case, because she knew there would be multiple deaths (and cases) to follow. Equestria is under threat.
* If the said villain is the same level threat as Chrysalis or Discord, and probably omnipotent/immortal, then "banishment to the moon/sun" is an acceptable punishment, compared to straight "execution" in Ace Attorney setting. It's kinda like "Disney Death". The villain probably isn't really die (couldn't die) but is no longer a threat.
** I can't exactly pinpoint who's the villain, given my knowledge of MLPFiM is limited from wiki, but my guess it will be an OC. It will be a character who's the opposite elements of justice (assuming Phoenix and co. represent elements of justice). And it must be someone strong enough that banishment to the sun isn't exactly a death sentence.If such a character existed in canon they will be the first suspect.
** Bonus point if s/he can have human form, or originally a human (they mentioned humans existed anyway). Or, alternatively, if Phoenix and co. have pony forms so they can use their elements of justice and defeat him for real.
* I am unfamiliar with MLPFiM but from what I get, it seems malevolent force (as evil as classical DisneyVillain) isn't unusual. Back in Turnabout Storm, I predict correctly nobody's gonna get punished (it is an accident) because banishment seems like such a harsh punishment even for a random OC.
* EoJ is already SpoiledByTheFormat : There are five cases, there's no way all of them can be accident or suicide (even first case is sus) and the fact Twilight specifically calls Phoenix, and people - er ponies, dying right and left. And now second case is confirmed to be murder - er, manslaughter.
* Twilight (and likely Luna) knows there are some forces that specifically orchestrated deaths to happen. It wouldn't make sense in 'normal' Ace Attorney settings, but in more magical settings, brainwashing or mind control or emotional manipulation would be justified.
* Twilight specifically called experienced lawyer(s) from the first case, because she knew there would be multiple deaths (and cases) to follow. Equestria is under threat.
* If the said villain is the same level threat as Chrysalis or Discord, and probably omnipotent/immortal, then "banishment to the moon/sun" is an acceptable punishment, compared to straight "execution" in Ace Attorney setting. It's kinda like "Disney Death". The villain probably isn't really die (couldn't die) but is no longer a threat.
** I can't exactly pinpoint who's the villain, given my knowledge of MLPFiM is limited from wiki, but my guess it will be an OC. It will be a character who's the opposite elements of justice (assuming Phoenix and co. represent elements of justice). And it must be someone strong enough that banishment to the sun isn't exactly a death sentence.If such a character existed in canon they will be the first suspect.
** Bonus point if s/he can have human form, or originally a human (they mentioned humans existed anyway). Or, alternatively, if Phoenix and co. have pony forms so they can use their elements of justice and defeat him for real.
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* I am unfamiliar with MLPFiM but from what I get, it seems malevolent force (as evil as classical DisneyVillain) isn't unusual. Back in Turnabout Storm, I predict correctly nobody's gonna get punished (it is an accident) because banishment seems like such a harsh punishment even for a random OC.
* EoJ is already SpoiledByTheFormat : There are five cases, there's no way all of them can be accident or suicide (even first case is sus) and the fact Twilight specifically calls Phoenix, and people - er ponies, dying right and left. And now second case is confirmed to be murder - er, manslaughter.
* Twilight (and likely Luna) knows there are some forces that specifically orchestrated deaths to happen. It wouldn't make sense in 'normal' Ace Attorney settings, but in more magical settings, brainwashing or mind control or emotional manipulation would be justified.
* Twilight specifically called experienced lawyer(s) from the first case, because she knew there would be multiple deaths (and cases) to follow. Equestria is under threat.
* If the said villain is the same level threat as Chrysalis or Discord, and probably omnipotent/immortal, then "banishment to the moon/sun" is an acceptable punishment, compared to straight "execution" in Ace Attorney setting. It's kinda like "Disney Death". The villain probably isn't really die (couldn't die) but is no longer a threat.
** I can't exactly pinpoint who's the villain, given my knowledge of MLPFiM is limited from wiki, but my guess it will be an OC. It will be a character who's the opposite elements of justice (assuming Phoenix and co. represent elements of justice). And it must be someone strong enough that banishment to the sun isn't exactly a death sentence.If such a character existed in canon they will be the first suspect.
** Bonus point if s/he can have human form, or originally a human (they mentioned humans existed anyway). Or, alternatively, if Phoenix and co. have pony forms so they can use their elements of justice and defeat him for real.
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* I am unfamiliar with MLPFiM but from what I get, it seems malevolent force (almost as evil as classical DisneyVillain) isn't unusual. Back in Turnabout Storm, I predict correctly nobody's gonna get punished (it is an accident) because banishment seems like such a harsh punishment even for a random OC.
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* I am unfamiliar with MLPFiM but from what I get, it seems malevolent force (almost as (as evil as classical DisneyVillain) isn't unusual. Back in Turnabout Storm, I predict correctly nobody's gonna get punished (it is an accident) because banishment seems like such a harsh punishment even for a random OC.
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* Twilight (and likely Luna) knows there are some forces that specifically orchestrated deaths to happen. It wouldn't make sense in 'normal' Ace Attorney settings, but in more magical settings, brainwashing or mind control or emotion manipulation would be justified.
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* Twilight (and likely Luna) knows there are some forces that specifically orchestrated deaths to happen. It wouldn't make sense in 'normal' Ace Attorney settings, but in more magical settings, brainwashing or mind control or emotion emotional manipulation would be justified.
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* Twilight (and likely Luna) knows there are some forces that specifically orchestrated deaths to happen. It wouldn't make sense in more 'normal' Ace Attorney settings, but in more magical settings it is reasonable. Brainwashing or mind control or emotion manipulation would be justified.
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* Twilight (and likely Luna) knows there are some forces that specifically orchestrated deaths to happen. It wouldn't make sense in more 'normal' Ace Attorney settings, but in more magical settings it is reasonable. Brainwashing settings, brainwashing or mind control or emotion manipulation would be justified.
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* Twilight (and likely Luna) knows there are some forces that specifically orchestrated deaths to happen. It wouldn't make sense in more 'normal' Ace Attorney settings, but in more magical settings it is reasonable. Brainwashing or mind control or emotion manipulation would be justified.
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* Look I am unfamiliar with MLPFiM but from what I get the gist of it, it seems malevolent force (almost as evil as classic Disney Villain) isn't unusual. Back in Turnabout Storm, I predict correctly nobody's gonna get punished (it is an accident) because banishment seems like such a harsh punishment even for a random OC.
* Now EoJ is already spoiled by the format : There were five cases, there's no way all of them can be accident or suicide (even first case is sus) and the fact Twilight specifically calls Phoenix, and people - er ponies, dying right and left. And it is confirmed to be murder - er, manslaughter, as the second case.
* Twilight (and likely Luna) knows there are some forces that specifically orchestrated deaths to happen. It wouldn't make sense in more 'normal' Ace Attorney settings, but in more magical settings it is reasonable.
* Twilight specifically called experienced lawyer(s) from the first case, because she knew there would be multiple deaths (and cases) to follow. Equestria itself is under threat.
* If the said villain is the same level threat as Chrysalis or Discord, and probably as omnipotent/immortal, then "banishment to the moon/sun" is an acceptable punishment, compared to straight "execution" in Ace Attorney setting. It's kinda like "Disney Death". The villain probably isn't really die (couldn't die) but is no longer a threat.
** I can't exactly pinpoint who's the villain, given my knowledge of MLPFiM is only from wiki, but my guess it will be an OC. It will be a character who's the opposite elements of justice (assuming Phoenix and co. represent elements of justice). And it must be someone strong enough that banishment to the sun isn't a death sentence.If such a character existed in canon they will be the first suspect.
*** Bonus point if s/he can have human form, or originally a human (they mentioned humans existed anyway). Or, alternatively, if Phoenix and co. have pony forms so they can use their elements of justice.
* Now EoJ is already spoiled by the format : There were five cases, there's no way all of them can be accident or suicide (even first case is sus) and the fact Twilight specifically calls Phoenix, and people - er ponies, dying right and left. And it is confirmed to be murder - er, manslaughter, as the second case.
* Twilight (and likely Luna) knows there are some forces that specifically orchestrated deaths to happen. It wouldn't make sense in more 'normal' Ace Attorney settings, but in more magical settings it is reasonable.
* Twilight specifically called experienced lawyer(s) from the first case, because she knew there would be multiple deaths (and cases) to follow. Equestria itself is under threat.
* If the said villain is the same level threat as Chrysalis or Discord, and probably as omnipotent/immortal, then "banishment to the moon/sun" is an acceptable punishment, compared to straight "execution" in Ace Attorney setting. It's kinda like "Disney Death". The villain probably isn't really die (couldn't die) but is no longer a threat.
** I can't exactly pinpoint who's the villain, given my knowledge of MLPFiM is only from wiki, but my guess it will be an OC. It will be a character who's the opposite elements of justice (assuming Phoenix and co. represent elements of justice). And it must be someone strong enough that banishment to the sun isn't a death sentence.If such a character existed in canon they will be the first suspect.
*** Bonus point if s/he can have human form, or originally a human (they mentioned humans existed anyway). Or, alternatively, if Phoenix and co. have pony forms so they can use their elements of justice.
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* Look I am unfamiliar with MLPFiM but from what I get the gist of it, get, it seems malevolent force (almost as evil as classic Disney Villain) classical DisneyVillain) isn't unusual. Back in Turnabout Storm, I predict correctly nobody's gonna get punished (it is an accident) because banishment seems like such a harsh punishment even for a random OC.
*Now EoJ is already spoiled by the format SpoiledByTheFormat : There were are five cases, there's no way all of them can be accident or suicide (even first case is sus) and the fact Twilight specifically calls Phoenix, and people - er ponies, dying right and left. And it now second case is confirmed to be murder - er, manslaughter, as the second case.
manslaughter.
* Twilight (and likely Luna) knowsthere are some there are some forces that specifically orchestrated deaths to happen. It wouldn't make sense in more 'normal' Ace Attorney settings, but in more magical settings it is reasonable.
* Twilight specifically called experienced lawyer(s) from the first case, because she knew there would be multiple deaths (and cases) to follow. Equestriaitself is under threat.
threat.
* If the said villain is the same level threat as Chrysalis or Discord, and probablyas omnipotent/immortal, then "banishment to the moon/sun" is an acceptable punishment, compared to straight "execution" in Ace Attorney setting. It's kinda like "Disney Death". The villain probably isn't really die (couldn't die) but is no longer a threat.
threat.
** I can't exactly pinpoint who's the villain, given my knowledge of MLPFiM isonly limited from wiki, but my guess it will be an OC. It will be a character who's the opposite elements of justice (assuming Phoenix and co. represent elements of justice). And it must be someone strong enough that banishment to the sun isn't exactly a death sentence.If such a character existed character existed in canon they will be the first suspect.
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*** Bonus point if s/he can have human form, or originally a human (they mentioned humans existed anyway). Or, alternatively, if Phoenix and co. have pony forms so they can use their elements ofjustice.
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** I can't exactly pinpoint who's the villain, given my knowledge of MLPFiM is
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!! The final villain who orchestrated all deaths will get banished
* Look I am unfamiliar with MLPFiM but from what I get the gist of it, it seems malevolent force (almost as evil as classic Disney Villain) isn't unusual. Back in Turnabout Storm, I predict correctly nobody's gonna get punished (it is an accident) because banishment seems like such a harsh punishment even for a random OC.
* Now EoJ is already spoiled by the format : There were five cases, there's no way all of them can be accident or suicide (even first case is sus) and the fact Twilight specifically calls Phoenix, and people - er ponies, dying right and left. And it is confirmed to be murder - er, manslaughter, as the second case.
* Twilight (and likely Luna) knows there are some forces that specifically orchestrated deaths to happen. It wouldn't make sense in more 'normal' Ace Attorney settings, but in more magical settings it is reasonable.
* Twilight specifically called experienced lawyer(s) from the first case, because she knew there would be multiple deaths (and cases) to follow. Equestria itself is under threat.
* If the said villain is the same level threat as Chrysalis or Discord, and probably as omnipotent/immortal, then "banishment to the moon/sun" is an acceptable punishment, compared to straight "execution" in Ace Attorney setting. It's kinda like "Disney Death". The villain probably isn't really die (couldn't die) but is no longer a threat.
** I can't exactly pinpoint who's the villain, given my knowledge of MLPFiM is only from wiki, but my guess it will be an OC. It will be a character who's the opposite elements of justice (assuming Phoenix and co. represent elements of justice). And it must be someone strong enough that banishment to the sun isn't a death sentence.If such a character existed in canon they will be the first suspect.
*** Bonus point if s/he can have human form, or originally a human (they mentioned humans existed anyway). Or, alternatively, if Phoenix and co. have pony forms so they can use their elements of justice.
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!! Apollo will take the case due to his memories of Clay
* With [[spoiler: Rarity as the defendant and at the real risk of her friends and loved ones never seeing her again]], Apollo will likely feel compelled to defend [[spoiler: her]] due to not wanting [[spoiler: her]] friends to go through the same pain he did when Clay died. It could also be him mentioning Clay in conversation that will prompt Rainbow Dash to reconcile with Rarity, [[spoiler: as it will cause it to sink that she's at the real risk of losing Rarity for good]], and prompt Scootaloo and Sweetie Belle to try burying the hatchet.
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!! The finale will be a SurprisinglyHappyEnding
Hopefully the GrandFinale of Elements of Justice will give the Wright team, the Mane 6, and '''''all the victims''''' (defendants and [[spoiler:sympathetic conscriptors]]) endings that [[ThrowTheDogABone throw bones]] or [[RayOfHopeEnding shine rays of hope]] after everything they've gone through through. With everything happening right now, it would be satisfying, comforting, and heartwarming to get an ending where both teams are able to defeat the {{GreaterScopeVillain}}s (whether they be Equity and the rest of the Equestrian Council or someone else), the defendants are able to go back to their normal lives [[spoiler:and the sympathetic wrongdoers are given pardons and are also to go back to their lives]]. After all the suspense, it was be very sweet to see everyone happy and relieved to put it all behind them.
* [[spoiler:After finally getting answers about Overall's murder, Coco will be able to move on and go back to her career]].
* [[spoiler:Private Eye will be able to return to his career as a detective.]]
* [[spoiler:Fair Devotion will be able to regain custody of her son.]]
* [[spoiler:Sugar Stamp will not only not get prison time for perjury (albeit just some community service), but she'll also be able to more involved in Fair and Turning's lives as they're back together.]]
* [[spoiler:Scootaloo will be allowed and managed to keep in contact with Turning Page, who hopefully will be able to return to Ponyville once in a while.]]
* All the Mane 6 and Cutie Mark Crusaders members will reconile with each other before the end of the story.
* As they leave for back home, Phoenix promises to Twilight that [[SequelHook they can summon him and the rest of Agency anytime whenever they need a good lawyer or two]], promising to stay friends.
Hopefully the GrandFinale of Elements of Justice will give the Wright team, the Mane 6, and '''''all the victims''''' (defendants and [[spoiler:sympathetic conscriptors]]) endings that [[ThrowTheDogABone throw bones]] or [[RayOfHopeEnding shine rays of hope]] after everything they've gone through through. With everything happening right now, it would be satisfying, comforting, and heartwarming to get an ending where both teams are able to defeat the {{GreaterScopeVillain}}s (whether they be Equity and the rest of the Equestrian Council or someone else), the defendants are able to go back to their normal lives [[spoiler:and the sympathetic wrongdoers are given pardons and are also to go back to their lives]]. After all the suspense, it was be very sweet to see everyone happy and relieved to put it all behind them.
* [[spoiler:After finally getting answers about Overall's murder, Coco will be able to move on and go back to her career]].
* [[spoiler:Private Eye will be able to return to his career as a detective.]]
* [[spoiler:Fair Devotion will be able to regain custody of her son.]]
* [[spoiler:Sugar Stamp will not only not get prison time for perjury (albeit just some community service), but she'll also be able to more involved in Fair and Turning's lives as they're back together.]]
* [[spoiler:Scootaloo will be allowed and managed to keep in contact with Turning Page, who hopefully will be able to return to Ponyville once in a while.]]
* All the Mane 6 and Cutie Mark Crusaders members will reconile with each other before the end of the story.
* As they leave for back home, Phoenix promises to Twilight that [[SequelHook they can summon him and the rest of Agency anytime whenever they need a good lawyer or two]], promising to stay friends.
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** [[spoiler:All Jossed. The defendant is Rarity.]]
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** [[spoiler:Partially confirmed. Turning Page killed Royal Order on accident by knocking him into the statue.]]
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**Confirmed. [[spoiler:The affair was fabricated as part of an attempt to protect Turning Page from being charged for his father’s death.]]
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* Turning Page, Sugar Stamp, and Fair Devotion are all innocent of the crime, but due to a complicated web of circumstances and coincidences (and outside forces), many ''thought'' one of them was responsible. However, because all of them deeply cared about each other, none of them could bear the idea of pinning the murder on each other, regardless of their personal troubles and complicated relationships. They're trying to cover for each other out of a misguided attempt to protect the person they ''think'' might have committed the crime, (or in Sugar Stamp's case, working with Fair Devotion and Private Eye [[TakingTheHeat to take the fall for her unrequited love Royal Order and her best friend and their son]]), but in reality none of them have any idea as to what is going on, operating only on incomplete information. For that matter, Turning Page's bruise is a partial RedHerring; he DID get hurt, but not the way everyone thinks he did.\\
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* Turning Page, Sugar Stamp, and Fair Devotion are all innocent of the crime, but due to a complicated web of circumstances and coincidences (and outside forces), many ''thought'' one of them was responsible. However, because all of them deeply cared about each other, none of them could bear the idea of pinning the murder on each other, regardless of their personal troubles and complicated relationships. They're trying to cover for each other out of a misguided attempt to protect the person they ''think'' might have committed the crime, (or in Sugar Stamp's case, working with Fair Devotion and Private Eye [[TakingTheHeat to take the fall for her unrequited love Royal Order and Order, her best friend and their son]]), but in reality none of them have any idea as to what is going on, operating only on incomplete information. For that matter, Turning Page's bruise is a partial RedHerring; he DID get hurt, but not the way everyone thinks he did.\\
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* Turning Page, Sugar Stamp, and Fair Devotion are all innocent of the crime, but due to a complicated web of circumstances and coincidences (and outside forces), everyone ''thought'' one of them was responsible. However, because all of them deeply cared about each other, none of them could bear the idea of pinning the murder on each other, regardless of their personal troubles and complicated relationships. They're trying to cover for each other out of a misguided attempt to protect the person they ''think'' might have committed the crime, [[TakingTheHeat even if it meant taking the fall for a crime they didn't commit]], but in reality none of them have any idea as to what is going on, operating only on incomplete information. For that matter, Turning Page's bruise is a partial RedHerring; he DID get hurt, but not the way everyone thinks he did.\\
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* Turning Page, Sugar Stamp, and Fair Devotion are all innocent of the crime, but due to a complicated web of circumstances and coincidences (and outside forces), everyone many ''thought'' one of them was responsible. However, because all of them deeply cared about each other, none of them could bear the idea of pinning the murder on each other, regardless of their personal troubles and complicated relationships. They're trying to cover for each other out of a misguided attempt to protect the person they ''think'' might have committed the crime, (or in Sugar Stamp's case, working with Fair Devotion and Private Eye [[TakingTheHeat even if it meant taking to take the fall for a crime they didn't commit]], her unrequited love Royal Order and her best friend and their son]]), but in reality none of them have any idea as to what is going on, operating only on incomplete information. For that matter, Turning Page's bruise is a partial RedHerring; he DID get hurt, but not the way everyone thinks he did.\\
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* Turning Page and Fair Devotion are both innocent of the crime, but due to a complicated web of circumstances and coincidences (and outside forces), everyone ''thought'' one or the other was responsible. They're both trying to cover for each other out of a misguided attempt to protect the person they ''think'' might have committed the crime, but in reality neither of them have any idea as to what is going on, operating only on incomplete information. For that matter, Turning Page's bruise is a partial RedHerring; he DID get hurt, but not the way everyone thinks he did.\\
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* Turning Page Page, Sugar Stamp, and Fair Devotion are both all innocent of the crime, but due to a complicated web of circumstances and coincidences (and outside forces), everyone ''thought'' one or the other of them was responsible. However, because all of them deeply cared about each other, none of them could bear the idea of pinning the murder on each other, regardless of their personal troubles and complicated relationships. They're both trying to cover for each other out of a misguided attempt to protect the person they ''think'' might have committed the crime, [[TakingTheHeat even if it meant taking the fall for a crime they didn't commit]], but in reality neither none of them have any idea as to what is going on, operating only on incomplete information. For that matter, Turning Page's bruise is a partial RedHerring; he DID get hurt, but not the way everyone thinks he did.\\
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