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* TheWoobie: Related to BaseBreakingCharacter above, there are groups of people who felt really bad for Rarity for getting yelled at just for trying to please Sweetie Belle. Even if it was with things that she was no longer interested in, Rarity still went out of her way to do things for her and thought she was treated unfairly.
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** Related to BaseBreakingCharacter above, there are groups of people who felt really bad for Rarity for getting yelled at just for trying to please Sweetie Belle. Even if it was with things that she was no longer interested in, Rarity still went out of her way to do things for her and thought she was treatedunfairly.unfairly.
** And poor Zipporwhill. You can tell she becomes more and more sad as the episode goes on as she desperately tries to get her dog to play with her. Finally, she can't take it anymore and even begins to ''question her own cutie mark'' over Ripley's apathetic behavior. The real [[TearJerker heartbreaking moment]] is when Zipporwhill finally runs away crying because she thinks Ripley doesn't love her anymore. Of course, with Ripley being a dog, there's no direct way Zipporwhill could figure out what he wanted. But, ''still''.
** Related to BaseBreakingCharacter above, there are groups of people who felt really bad for Rarity for getting yelled at just for trying to please Sweetie Belle. Even if it was with things that she was no longer interested in, Rarity still went out of her way to do things for her and thought she was treated
** And poor Zipporwhill. You can tell she becomes more and more sad as the episode goes on as she desperately tries to get her dog to play with her. Finally, she can't take it anymore and even begins to ''question her own cutie mark'' over Ripley's apathetic behavior. The real [[TearJerker heartbreaking moment]] is when Zipporwhill finally runs away crying because she thinks Ripley doesn't love her anymore. Of course, with Ripley being a dog, there's no direct way Zipporwhill could figure out what he wanted. But, ''still''.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Sweetie Belle. Fans appreciate the episode's moral, and found it was totally understandable where Sweetie was coming from. However, Sweetie lost favor with some fans who thought she unfairly lashed out at her sister for not "understanding" her, citing that Sweetie Belle did absolutely ''nothing'' to communicate and was banking on Rarity to just read what she was thinking. This also caused some to actually start siding with Rarity, as once again, she is forced to appease her little sister's behavior, which some come to view as exceptionally entitled. Others argue Rarity didn't actually bother asking her what she wanted to do or even try to tailor the day to Sweetie's old interests and tried to shove more down her throat when Sweetie Belle was obviously not having fun. Some also contend that Sweetie Belle is JustAKid, and has no grasp of responsibility, while the other side contends that being a child makes it all the more important for her to learn a lesson. Another group points out that Rarity dropped in on her without notice and refused to recognize that Sweetie Belle has legitimate responsibilities now. Then that side comes back with the fact that there was [[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS2E5SisterhoovesSocial an entire episode]] dedicated to Rarity being a better older sister and not being so self-centered in regards to Sweetie Belle. No matter what [[MortonsFork she does or doesn't do]], both sides joke that [[FailureIsTheOnlyOption Rarity just can't get it right with her sister]].
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Sweetie Belle. Fans appreciate the episode's moral, and found it was totally understandable where Sweetie was coming from. However, Sweetie lost favor with some fans who thought she unfairly lashed out at her sister for not "understanding" her, citing that Sweetie Belle did absolutely ''nothing'' to communicate and was banking on Rarity to just read what she was thinking. This also caused some to actually start siding with Rarity, as once again, she is forced to appease her little sister's behavior, which some come to view as exceptionally entitled. Others argue Rarity didn't actually bother asking her what she wanted to do or even try to tailor the day to Sweetie's old interests and tried to shove more down her throat when Sweetie Belle was obviously not having fun. Some also contend that Sweetie Belle is JustAKid, and has no grasp of responsibility, while the other side contends that being a child makes it all the more important for her to learn a lesson. Another group points out that Rarity dropped in on her without notice and refused to recognize that Sweetie Belle has legitimate responsibilities now. Then that side comes back with the fact that there was [[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS2E5SisterhoovesSocial an entire previous episode]] dedicated to Rarity being a better older sister and not being so self-centered in regards to Sweetie Belle. Either she stays to herself and is deemed selfish, or dedicate time to her sister and declared wrong for just not "getting" her. No matter what [[MortonsFork she does or doesn't do]], both sides joke that [[FailureIsTheOnlyOption Poor Rarity just can't get it right with her sister]].
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* TheWoobie: Related to BaseBreakingCharacter above, there are groups of people who felt really bad for Rarity for getting yelled at just for trying to please Sweetie Belle. Even if it was with things that she was no longer interested in, Rarity still went out of her way to do things for her and thought she was treated unfairly.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Sweetie Belle. Fans appreciate the episode's moral, and found it was totally understandable where Sweetie was coming from. However, Sweetie lost favor with some fans who thought she unfairly lashed out at her sister for not "understanding" her, citing that Sweetie Belle did absolutely ''nothing'' to communicate and was banking on Rarity to just read what she was thinking. This also caused some to actually start siding with Rarity, as once again, she is forced to appease her little sister's behavior, which some come to view as exceptionally entitled. Others argue Rarity didn't actually bother asking her what she wanted to do or even try to tailor the day to Sweetie's old interests and tried to shove more down her throat when Sweetie Belle was obviously not having fun. Some also contend that Sweetie Belle is JustAKid, and has no grasp of responsibility, while the other side contends that being a child makes it all the more important for her to learn a lesson. Another group points out that Rarity dropped in on her without notice and refused to recognize that Sweetie Belle has legitimate responsibilities now.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Sweetie Belle. Fans appreciate the episode's moral, and found it was totally understandable where Sweetie was coming from. However, Sweetie lost favor with some fans who thought she unfairly lashed out at her sister for not "understanding" her, citing that Sweetie Belle did absolutely ''nothing'' to communicate and was banking on Rarity to just read what she was thinking. This also caused some to actually start siding with Rarity, as once again, she is forced to appease her little sister's behavior, which some come to view as exceptionally entitled. Others argue Rarity didn't actually bother asking her what she wanted to do or even try to tailor the day to Sweetie's old interests and tried to shove more down her throat when Sweetie Belle was obviously not having fun. Some also contend that Sweetie Belle is JustAKid, and has no grasp of responsibility, while the other side contends that being a child makes it all the more important for her to learn a lesson. Another group points out that Rarity dropped in on her without notice and refused to recognize that Sweetie Belle has legitimate responsibilities now. Then that side comes back with the fact that there was [[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS2E5SisterhoovesSocial an entire episode]] dedicated to Rarity being a better older sister and not being so self-centered in regards to Sweetie Belle. No matter what [[MortonsFork she does or doesn't do]], both sides joke that [[FailureIsTheOnlyOption Rarity just can't get it right with her sister]].
