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** Twilight crosses this in "Regeneration Part 8" [[spoiler:when she uses the Harmony Cannon to nuke the East Coast of the US and part of Canada, killing '''85 million humans'''. She shows no remorse for it, is proud of what she's done, and is even willing to use the Harmony Cannon ''again'' if she thinks it's necessary!!]]
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** Twilight crosses this in "Regeneration Part 8" [[spoiler:when she uses the Harmony Cannon to nuke the East Coast of the US and part of Canada, killing '''85 million humans'''. She shows no remorse for it, is proud of what she's done, and is even willing to use the Harmony Cannon ''again'' if she thinks it's necessary!!]]necessary.]]
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** On another note, did Celestia ever truly care for Equestria and the ponies, or was she simply trying to preserve the image of Equestria as a "perfect society inhabited by perfect people" that she'd spent centuries building up?
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** On another note, did Celestia ever truly care for Equestria and the her little ponies, or was she simply trying to preserve the image of Equestria as a "perfect society inhabited by perfect people" that she'd spent centuries building up?up?
** In the "Radicalization" chapter of ''Choice'', Lightning Dust is portrayed as fanatical about the EFF's cause of "restoring the true Equestria" and believing that they'll be able to kill Twilight and restore Equestria to its pre-war glory. By the time of "Stress Relief", she is portrayed as more jaded and somepony who doesn't really care about the cause, only having joined up because she needed a job and a home. One could chalk this up to DependingOnTheWriter, but another explanation is that after years of fighting and terrorist attacks that brought them no closer to their goal, and especially Princess Celestia's execution, Lightning Dust lost her faith that they would win. Alternatively, it's possible she didn't wholeheartedly believe in the cause from the beginning, but since the higher-ups in the EFF like Sweetie Drops were fanatical about their cause and would probably turn out any dissenters or half-hearted believers, she acted like she was just as fanatical to fit in.
** In the "Radicalization" chapter of ''Choice'', Lightning Dust is portrayed as fanatical about the EFF's cause of "restoring the true Equestria" and believing that they'll be able to kill Twilight and restore Equestria to its pre-war glory. By the time of "Stress Relief", she is portrayed as more jaded and somepony who doesn't really care about the cause, only having joined up because she needed a job and a home. One could chalk this up to DependingOnTheWriter, but another explanation is that after years of fighting and terrorist attacks that brought them no closer to their goal, and especially Princess Celestia's execution, Lightning Dust lost her faith that they would win. Alternatively, it's possible she didn't wholeheartedly believe in the cause from the beginning, but since the higher-ups in the EFF like Sweetie Drops were fanatical about their cause and would probably turn out any dissenters or half-hearted believers, she acted like she was just as fanatical to fit in.
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** Even Princess Celestia has shades of this. On one hoof, it is ''absolutely'' her fault that the Conversion War happened, billions of humans and ponies were senselessly killed, and [[spoiler:all the other races on Equus died because she decided to teleport Equestria to Earth without trying to find ''some'' way to save them too]]. On the other, TheChainsOfCommanding weighed incredibly heavily on her, and her losses are almost unimaginable. Before she'd even done anything wrong, she [[spoiler:lost her beloved adopted daughter Sunset Shimmer after letting her go to Earth and witnessed Sunset getting killed and eaten by a tribe of hunters]]. She is the one who has to bear the guilt of [[spoiler:dooming all of Equus to save her beloved little ponies]], and she knows how much blood is on her hooves as a result. She also lost her sister, nephew-in-law, niece, and grand-niece in the war, and after being defeated, imprisoned, and put on trial, she goes to her execution knowing her name will be cursed for generations by humans and ponies alike. Her last conversation with Twilight (who makes it crystal clear that she'll never forgive Celestia either) has her revealing the truth to her student while requesting that she never reveal Celestia's reason for bringing Equestria to Earth, because she doesn't want anything to threaten the fragile post-war peace that humans and ponies have managed to make.
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** Even Princess Celestia has shades of this. On one hoof, it is ''absolutely'' her fault that the Conversion War happened, billions of humans and ponies were senselessly killed, and [[spoiler:all the other races on Equus died because she decided to teleport Equestria to Earth without trying to find ''some'' way to save them too]]. On the other, TheChainsOfCommanding weighed incredibly heavily on her, and her losses are almost unimaginable. Before she'd even done anything wrong, she [[spoiler:lost her beloved adopted daughter Sunset Shimmer after letting her go to Earth and witnessed Sunset getting killed and eaten by a tribe of hunters]]. She is the one who has to bear the guilt of [[spoiler:dooming all of Equus to save her beloved little ponies]], and she knows how much blood is on her hooves as a result. She also lost her sister, nephew-in-law, niece, and grand-niece in the war, and after being defeated, imprisoned, and put on trial, she goes to her execution knowing her name will be cursed for generations by humans and ponies alike. Her last conversation with Twilight (who makes it crystal clear that she'll never forgive Celestia either) has her revealing the truth to her student while requesting that she never reveal Celestia's reason for bringing Equestria to Earth, because she doesn't want anything to threaten risk destroying the fragile post-war peace that humans and ponies have managed to make.
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** Even Princess Celestia has shades of this. On one hoof, it is ''absolutely'' her fault that the Conversion War happened, billions of humans and ponies were senselessly killed, and [[spoiler:all the other races on Equus died because she decided to teleport Equestria to Earth without trying to find ''some'' way to save them too]]. On the other, TheChainsOfCommanding weighed incredibly heavily on her, and her losses are almost unimaginable. Before she'd even done anything wrong, she [[spoiler:lost her beloved adopted daughter Sunset Shimmer after letting her go to Earth and witnessed Sunset getting killed and eaten by a tribe of hunters]]. She is the one who has to bear the guilt of [[spoiler:dooming all of Equus to save her beloved little ponies]], and she knows how much blood is on her hooves as a result. She also lost her sister, nephew-in-law, niece, and grand-niece in the war, and after being defeated, imprisoned, and put on trial, she goes to her execution knowing her name will be cursed for generations by humans and ponies alike. Her last conversation with Twilight (who makes it crystal clear that she'll never forgive Celestia either) has her revealing the truth to her student while requesting that she never reveal Celestia's reason for bringing Equestria to Earth, lest it shatters the fragile post-war peace that humans and ponies have managed to make.
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** Even Princess Celestia has shades of this. On one hoof, it is ''absolutely'' her fault that the Conversion War happened, billions of humans and ponies were senselessly killed, and [[spoiler:all the other races on Equus died because she decided to teleport Equestria to Earth without trying to find ''some'' way to save them too]]. On the other, TheChainsOfCommanding weighed incredibly heavily on her, and her losses are almost unimaginable. Before she'd even done anything wrong, she [[spoiler:lost her beloved adopted daughter Sunset Shimmer after letting her go to Earth and witnessed Sunset getting killed and eaten by a tribe of hunters]]. She is the one who has to bear the guilt of [[spoiler:dooming all of Equus to save her beloved little ponies]], and she knows how much blood is on her hooves as a result. She also lost her sister, nephew-in-law, niece, and grand-niece in the war, and after being defeated, imprisoned, and put on trial, she goes to her execution knowing her name will be cursed for generations by humans and ponies alike. Her last conversation with Twilight (who makes it crystal clear that she'll never forgive Celestia either) has her revealing the truth to her student while requesting that she never reveal Celestia's reason for bringing Equestria to Earth, lest it shatters because she doesn't want anything to threaten the fragile post-war peace that humans and ponies have managed to make.
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** Twilight Sparkle in ''Regeneration''. Following the battle at Osaka and the firing of the Harmony Cannon, Twilight has become cold and distant from everyone around her. But you can't help but feel sorry for her after everything she has lost. Her brother and Pinkie Pie are both dead, her parents are wallowing in grief and unable to come to terms with Shining's death. Princess Celestia has locked herself away while Luna and Cadence are trying to maintain order in the country. Her best friends have alienated themselves from her and even Spike has outright rejected her following a very nasty argument between the two of them.
** Even Princess Celestia has shades of this. On one hoof, it is absolutely her fault that the Conversion War happened, billions of humans and ponies were senselessly killed, and all the other races on Equus died because she decided to teleport Equestria to Earth. On the other, TheChainsOfCommanding weigh incredibly heavy on her, and her losses are almost unimaginable. Before she's even done anything wrong, she loses her beloved daughter Sunset Shimmer when she sends her to Earth and witnesses her getting killed and eaten by a tribe of hunters. She is the one who has to bear the guilt of dooming all of Equus to save her beloved little ponies, and she knows how much blood is on her hooves as a result. She loses her entire family during the war--her sister, nephew-in-law, niece, and grand-niece. After being defeated, imprisoned and put on trial, she goes to her execution knowing her name will be cursed for generations by humans and ponies alike, and her last conversation with Twilight (who makes it crystal clear that she'll never forgive Celestia either) has her revealing the truth to her student while requesting that she never reveal Celestia's reason for bringing Equestria to Earth, lest it shatter the fragile post-war peace that humans and ponies have managed to make.
** Even Princess Celestia has shades of this. On one hoof, it is absolutely her fault that the Conversion War happened, billions of humans and ponies were senselessly killed, and all the other races on Equus died because she decided to teleport Equestria to Earth. On the other, TheChainsOfCommanding weigh incredibly heavy on her, and her losses are almost unimaginable. Before she's even done anything wrong, she loses her beloved daughter Sunset Shimmer when she sends her to Earth and witnesses her getting killed and eaten by a tribe of hunters. She is the one who has to bear the guilt of dooming all of Equus to save her beloved little ponies, and she knows how much blood is on her hooves as a result. She loses her entire family during the war--her sister, nephew-in-law, niece, and grand-niece. After being defeated, imprisoned and put on trial, she goes to her execution knowing her name will be cursed for generations by humans and ponies alike, and her last conversation with Twilight (who makes it crystal clear that she'll never forgive Celestia either) has her revealing the truth to her student while requesting that she never reveal Celestia's reason for bringing Equestria to Earth, lest it shatter the fragile post-war peace that humans and ponies have managed to make.
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** Twilight Sparkle in ''Regeneration''. Following the battle at Osaka and the firing of the Harmony Cannon, Twilight has become cold and distant from everyone around her. But you can't help but feel sorry for her after everything she has lost. Her brother and Pinkie Pie are both dead, her parents are wallowing in grief and unable to come to terms with Shining's death. Princess Celestia has locked herself away while Luna and Cadence are trying to maintain order in the country. Her best friends have alienated themselves from her and even Spike has outright rejected her following a very nasty argument between the two of them. \n And then [[spoiler:the Doctor shows her the prosperous and harmonious future that could have happened if Celestia hadn't rashly transported Equestria to Earth and now is lost forever]].
** Even Princess Celestia has shades of this. On one hoof, it isabsolutely ''absolutely'' her fault that the Conversion War happened, billions of humans and ponies were senselessly killed, and all [[spoiler:all the other races on Equus died because she decided to teleport Equestria to Earth. Earth without trying to find ''some'' way to save them too]]. On the other, TheChainsOfCommanding weigh weighed incredibly heavy heavily on her, and her losses are almost unimaginable. Before she's she'd even done anything wrong, she loses [[spoiler:lost her beloved adopted daughter Sunset Shimmer when she sends after letting her go to Earth and witnesses her witnessed Sunset getting killed and eaten by a tribe of hunters. hunters]]. She is the one who has to bear the guilt of dooming [[spoiler:dooming all of Equus to save her beloved little ponies, ponies]], and she knows how much blood is on her hooves as a result. She loses also lost her entire family during the war--her sister, nephew-in-law, niece, and grand-niece. After grand-niece in the war, and after being defeated, imprisoned imprisoned, and put on trial, she goes to her execution knowing her name will be cursed for generations by humans and ponies alike, and her alike. Her last conversation with Twilight (who makes it crystal clear that she'll never forgive Celestia either) has her revealing the truth to her student while requesting that she never reveal Celestia's reason for bringing Equestria to Earth, lest it shatter shatters the fragile post-war peace that humans and ponies have managed to make.
** Even Princess Celestia has shades of this. On one hoof, it is
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* MoralEventHorizon: Celestia had crossed this when she decided to save only the ponies and Equestria from [[spoiler:death of their original home world's sun]] without informing the other species, thus dooming them to extinction. While [[WellIntentionedExtremist she had understandable reasons]] for doing this and would have saved them all if she had the ability to do so, this action led her down a path towards committing even more atrocities, up to and including starting the Conversion War when it became clear the humans were not going to willingly change themselves, resulting in mass death, destruction, and suffering that [[CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot never needed to happen]].
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** Celestia had crossed this when she decided to save only the ponies and Equestria from [[spoiler:death of their original home world's sun]] without informing the other species, thus dooming them to extinction. While [[WellIntentionedExtremist she had understandable reasons]] for doing this and would have saved them all if she had the ability to do so, it was this action that [[JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope led her down a pathtowards of committing even more atrocities, atrocities]], up to and including starting the Conversion War when it became clear the humans were not going to willingly change themselves, resulting in mass death, destruction, and suffering that [[CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot never needed to happen]].
** Celestia had crossed this when she decided to save only the ponies and Equestria from [[spoiler:death of their original home world's sun]] without informing the other species, thus dooming them to extinction. While [[WellIntentionedExtremist she had understandable reasons]] for doing this and would have saved them all if she had the ability to do so, it was this action that [[JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope led her down a path
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** Twilight Sparkle in "Fallen: Twilight Falls" crosses this during her rampage by, after [[AssholeVictim brutally assassinating Celestia]], going on a killing spree that kills countless royal guards and her former friends (except for Rarity and especially Fluttershy, who she spares for being right the entire time), culminating in her destroying Canterlot in a [[NukeEm magical nuclear explosion]] that eliminates Celestia's supporters but also countless innocent ponies.
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** Twilight Sparkle in "Fallen: ''Fallen: Twilight Falls" Falls'' crosses this during her rampage RoaringRampageOfRevenge by, after [[AssholeVictim brutally assassinating Celestia]], going on a killing spree that kills countless royal guards and her former friends (except for Rarity and especially Fluttershy, who she spares for being right the entire time), culminating in her destroying Canterlot in a [[NukeEm magical nuclear explosion]] that eliminates Celestia's supporters but also countless innocent ponies.
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** Twilight. The poor mare lost just about everything she cared about during the war, wrestles with all sorts of guilt and self-loathing throughout the series, and it's not until she's on her deathbed that she was finally able to forgive herself for all that she'd done in following Celestia.
** Spike. The poor little guy also loses several of his friends and family during the war, and then finds out that he's the LastOfHisKind afterward.
** Cadence in ''Choice.'' She's lost her husband, can only watch as her only daughter descends into despair, and gets manipulated by Celestia into using the Crystal Cannon (when before she had clear reservations due to the death and destruction it could cause). In the end, she and her only daughter die in nuclear fire as retribution for using the cannon in the first place.
** Spike. The poor little guy also loses several of his friends and family during the war, and then finds out that he's the LastOfHisKind afterward.
** Cadence in ''Choice.'' She's lost her husband, can only watch as her only daughter descends into despair, and gets manipulated by Celestia into using the Crystal Cannon (when before she had clear reservations due to the death and destruction it could cause). In the end, she and her only daughter die in nuclear fire as retribution for using the cannon in the first place.
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** Twilight. The poor mare lost just about everything everyone she cared about during the war, wrestles with all sorts of guilt and self-loathing throughout the series, and it's not until she's [[spoiler:she's on her deathbed deathbed]] that she was is finally able to forgive herself for all that she'd done in following Celestia.
** Spike. The poor little guy also loses several of his friends and family during thewar, war and then finds out that he's the LastOfHisKind afterward.
** Cadence in ''Choice.'' She's lost her husband, can only watch as her only daughter descends into despair, and gets manipulated by Celestia into using the Crystal Cannon (when before she had clear reservations due to the death and destruction it could cause). In the end, she and her only daughter die in a nuclearfire bombing as retribution for using the cannon in the first place.
** Spike. The poor little guy also loses several of his friends and family during the
** Cadence in ''Choice.'' She's lost her husband, can only watch as her only daughter descends into despair, and gets manipulated by Celestia into using the Crystal Cannon (when before she had clear reservations due to the death and destruction it could cause). In the end, she and her only daughter die in a nuclear
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** Twilight crosses this in "Regeneration Part 8" [[spoiler:when she uses the Harmony Cannon to nuke the East Coast of the US and part of Canada, killing '''85 million humans'''. She shows no remorse for it and is proud of what she's done.]]
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** Twilight crosses this in "Regeneration Part 8" [[spoiler:when she uses the Harmony Cannon to nuke the East Coast of the US and part of Canada, killing '''85 million humans'''. She shows no remorse for it and it, is proud of what she's done.]]done, and is even willing to use the Harmony Cannon ''again'' if she thinks it's necessary!!]]
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--->'''Celestia''': The world is united in their hatred for me. I am the villain. The one who almost ruined two races because of whatever reason the press can think. If they knew the truth, it might damage that unity. It might not; but I’d rather not risk it. I’d rather die hated and be forever labeled a demon if it means my ponies can be forgiven for following me.
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** Even Princess Celestia has shades of this. On one hoof, it is absolutely her fault that the Conversion War happened, billions of humans and ponies were senselessly killed, and all the other races on Equus died because she decided to teleport Equestria to Earth. On the other, TheChainsOfCommanding weigh incredibly heavy on her, and her losses are almost unimaginable. Before she's even done anything wrong, she loses her beloved daughter Sunset Shimmer when she sends her to Earth and witnesses her getting killed and eaten by a tribe of hunters. She is the one who has to bear the guilt of dooming all of Equus to save her beloved little ponies, and she knows how much blood is on her hooves as a result. She loses her entire family during the war--her sister, nephew-in-law, niece, and grand-niece. After being defeated, imprisoned and put on trial, she goes to her execution knowing her name will be cursed for generations by humans and ponies alike, and her last conversation with Twilight (who makes it crystal clear that she hates Celestia for what she made her do) has her revealing the truth to her student while requesting that she never reveal Celestia's reason for bringing Equestria to Earth, lest it shatter the fragile post-war peace that humans and ponies have managed to make.
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** Even Princess Celestia has shades of this. On one hoof, it is absolutely her fault that the Conversion War happened, billions of humans and ponies were senselessly killed, and all the other races on Equus died because she decided to teleport Equestria to Earth. On the other, TheChainsOfCommanding weigh incredibly heavy on her, and her losses are almost unimaginable. Before she's even done anything wrong, she loses her beloved daughter Sunset Shimmer when she sends her to Earth and witnesses her getting killed and eaten by a tribe of hunters. She is the one who has to bear the guilt of dooming all of Equus to save her beloved little ponies, and she knows how much blood is on her hooves as a result. She loses her entire family during the war--her sister, nephew-in-law, niece, and grand-niece. After being defeated, imprisoned and put on trial, she goes to her execution knowing her name will be cursed for generations by humans and ponies alike, and her last conversation with Twilight (who makes it crystal clear that she hates she'll never forgive Celestia for what she made her do) either) has her revealing the truth to her student while requesting that she never reveal Celestia's reason for bringing Equestria to Earth, lest it shatter the fragile post-war peace that humans and ponies have managed to make.
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** Even Princess Celestia has shades of this. On one hoof, it is absolutely her fault that the Conversion War happened, billions of humans and ponies were senselessly killed, and all the other races on Equus died because she decided to teleport Equestria to Earth. On the other, her losses are almost unimaginable. Before she's even done anything wrong, she loses her beloved daughter Sunset Shimmer when she sends her to Earth and witnesses her getting killed and eaten by a tribe of hunters. She is the one who has to bear the guilt of dooming all of Equus to save her beloved little ponies, and she knows how much blood is on her hooves as a result. She loses her entire family during the war--her sister, nephew-in-law, niece, and grand-niece. After being defeated, imprisoned and put on trial, she goes to her execution knowing her name will be cursed for generations by humans and ponies alike, and her last conversation with Twilight (who makes it crystal clear that she hates Celestia for what she made her do) has her revealing the truth to her student while requesting that she never reveal Celestia's reason for bringing Equestria to Earth, lest it shatter the fragile post-war peace that humans and ponies have managed to make.
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** Even Princess Celestia has shades of this. On one hoof, it is absolutely her fault that the Conversion War happened, billions of humans and ponies were senselessly killed, and all the other races on Equus died because she decided to teleport Equestria to Earth. On the other, TheChainsOfCommanding weigh incredibly heavy on her, and her losses are almost unimaginable. Before she's even done anything wrong, she loses her beloved daughter Sunset Shimmer when she sends her to Earth and witnesses her getting killed and eaten by a tribe of hunters. She is the one who has to bear the guilt of dooming all of Equus to save her beloved little ponies, and she knows how much blood is on her hooves as a result. She loses her entire family during the war--her sister, nephew-in-law, niece, and grand-niece. After being defeated, imprisoned and put on trial, she goes to her execution knowing her name will be cursed for generations by humans and ponies alike, and her last conversation with Twilight (who makes it crystal clear that she hates Celestia for what she made her do) has her revealing the truth to her student while requesting that she never reveal Celestia's reason for bringing Equestria to Earth, lest it shatter the fragile post-war peace that humans and ponies have managed to make.
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** Even Princess Celestia has shades of this. On one hoof, it is absolutely her fault that the Conversion War happened, billions of humans and ponies were senselessly killed, and all the other races on Equus died because she decided to teleport Equestria to Earth. On the other, her losses are almost unimaginable. Before she's even done anything wrong, she loses her beloved daughter Sunset Shimmer when she sends her to Earth and witnesses her getting killed and eaten by a tribe of hunters. She is the one who has to bear the guilt of dooming all of Equus in an effort to save her beloved little ponies, and she knows how much blood is on her hooves as a result. She loses her entire family during the war--her sister, nephew-in-law, niece, and grand-niece. After being defeated, imprisoned and put on trial, she goes to her execution knowing her name will be cursed for generations by humans and ponies alike, and her last conversation with Twilight (who makes it crystal clear that she hates Celestia for what she made her do) has her revealing the truth to her student while requesting that she never reveal Celestia's reason for bringing Equestria to Earth, lest it shatter the fragile post-war peace that humans and ponies have managed to make.
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** Even Princess Celestia has shades of this. On one hoof, it is absolutely her fault that the Conversion War happened, billions of humans and ponies were senselessly killed, and all the other races on Equus died because she decided to teleport Equestria to Earth. On the other, her losses are almost unimaginable. Before she's even done anything wrong, she loses her beloved daughter Sunset Shimmer when she sends her to Earth and witnesses her getting killed and eaten by a tribe of hunters. She is the one who has to bear the guilt of dooming all of Equus in an effort to save her beloved little ponies, and she knows how much blood is on her hooves as a result. She loses her entire family during the war--her sister, nephew-in-law, niece, and grand-niece. After being defeated, imprisoned and put on trial, she goes to her execution knowing her name will be cursed for generations by humans and ponies alike, and her last conversation with Twilight (who makes it crystal clear that she hates Celestia for what she made her do) has her revealing the truth to her student while requesting that she never reveal Celestia's reason for bringing Equestria to Earth, lest it shatter the fragile post-war peace that humans and ponies have managed to make.
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** Even Princess Celestia could count as one. On one hoof, it is absolutely her fault that the Conversion War happened, billions of humans and ponies were senselessly killed, and all the other races on Equus died because she decided to teleport Equestria to Earth. On the other, her losses are almost unimaginable. Before she's even done anything wrong, she loses her beloved daughter Sunset Shimmer when she sends her to Earth and witnesses her getting killed and eaten by a tribe of hunters. She is the one who has to bear the guilt of dooming all of Equus in an effort to save her beloved little ponies, and she knows how much blood is on her hooves as a result. She loses her entire family during the war--her sister, nephew-in-law, niece, and grand-niece. After being defeated, imprisoned and put on trial, she goes to her execution knowing her name will be cursed for generations by humans and ponies alike, and her last conversation with Twilight (who makes it crystal clear that she hates Celestia for what she made her do) has her revealing the truth to her student while requesting that she never reveal Celestia's reason for bringing Equestria to Earth, lest it shatter the fragile post-war peace that humans and ponies have managed to make.
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** Even Princess Celestia could count as one.has shades of this. On one hoof, it is absolutely her fault that the Conversion War happened, billions of humans and ponies were senselessly killed, and all the other races on Equus died because she decided to teleport Equestria to Earth. On the other, her losses are almost unimaginable. Before she's even done anything wrong, she loses her beloved daughter Sunset Shimmer when she sends her to Earth and witnesses her getting killed and eaten by a tribe of hunters. She is the one who has to bear the guilt of dooming all of Equus in an effort to save her beloved little ponies, and she knows how much blood is on her hooves as a result. She loses her entire family during the war--her sister, nephew-in-law, niece, and grand-niece. After being defeated, imprisoned and put on trial, she goes to her execution knowing her name will be cursed for generations by humans and ponies alike, and her last conversation with Twilight (who makes it crystal clear that she hates Celestia for what she made her do) has her revealing the truth to her student while requesting that she never reveal Celestia's reason for bringing Equestria to Earth, lest it shatter the fragile post-war peace that humans and ponies have managed to make.
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** Even Princess Celestia could count as one. On one hoof, it is absolutely her fault that the Conversion War happened, billions of humans and ponies were senselessly killed, and all the other races on Equus died because she decided to teleport Equestria to Earth. On the other, her losses are almost unimaginable. She loses Sunset Shimmer, her beloved daughter, when she sends her to Earth and witnesses her getting killed and eaten by a tribe of hunters. She is the one who has to bear the guilt of dooming all of Equus in an effort to save her beloved little ponies, and she knows how much blood is on her hooves as a result. She loses her entire family during the war--her sister, nephew-in-law, niece, and grand-niece. After being defeated, imprisoned and put on trial, she goes to her execution knowing her name will be cursed for generations by humans and ponies alike, and her last conversation with Twilight (who makes it crystal clear that she hates Celestia for what she made her do) has her revealing the truth to her student while requesting that she never reveal Celestia's reason for bringing Equestria to Earth, lest it shatter the fragile post-war peace that humans and ponies have managed to make.
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** Even Princess Celestia could count as one. On one hoof, it is absolutely her fault that the Conversion War happened, billions of humans and ponies were senselessly killed, and all the other races on Equus died because she decided to teleport Equestria to Earth. On the other, her losses are almost unimaginable. She Before she's even done anything wrong, she loses Sunset Shimmer, her beloved daughter, daughter Sunset Shimmer when she sends her to Earth and witnesses her getting killed and eaten by a tribe of hunters. She is the one who has to bear the guilt of dooming all of Equus in an effort to save her beloved little ponies, and she knows how much blood is on her hooves as a result. She loses her entire family during the war--her sister, nephew-in-law, niece, and grand-niece. After being defeated, imprisoned and put on trial, she goes to her execution knowing her name will be cursed for generations by humans and ponies alike, and her last conversation with Twilight (who makes it crystal clear that she hates Celestia for what she made her do) has her revealing the truth to her student while requesting that she never reveal Celestia's reason for bringing Equestria to Earth, lest it shatter the fragile post-war peace that humans and ponies have managed to make.
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** Even Princess Celestia could count as one. On one hoof, it is absolutely her fault that the Conversion War happened, billions of humans and ponies were senselessly killed, and all the other races on Equus died because she decided to teleport Equestria to Earth. On the other, her losses are almost unimaginable. She loses Sunset Shimmer, her beloved daughter, when she sends her to Earth and witnesses her getting killed and eaten by a tribe of hunters. She is the one who has to bear the guilt of dooming all of Equus in an effort to save her beloved little ponies, and she knows how much blood is on her hooves as a result. She loses her entire family during the war--her sister, nephew-in-law, niece, and grand-niece. After being defeated, imprisoned and put on trial, she goes to her execution knowing her name will be cursed for generations by humans and ponies alike, and her last conversation with Twilight (who makes it crystal clear that she hates Celestia for what she made her do) has her revealing the truth to her student while requesting that she never reveal Celestia's reasons for bringing Equestria to Earth, lest it shatter the fragile post-war peace that humans and ponies have managed to make.
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** Even Princess Celestia could count as one. On one hoof, it is absolutely her fault that the Conversion War happened, billions of humans and ponies were senselessly killed, and all the other races on Equus died because she decided to teleport Equestria to Earth. On the other, her losses are almost unimaginable. She loses Sunset Shimmer, her beloved daughter, when she sends her to Earth and witnesses her getting killed and eaten by a tribe of hunters. She is the one who has to bear the guilt of dooming all of Equus in an effort to save her beloved little ponies, and she knows how much blood is on her hooves as a result. She loses her entire family during the war--her sister, nephew-in-law, niece, and grand-niece. After being defeated, imprisoned and put on trial, she goes to her execution knowing her name will be cursed for generations by humans and ponies alike, and her last conversation with Twilight (who makes it crystal clear that she hates Celestia for what she made her do) has her revealing the truth to her student while requesting that she never reveal Celestia's reasons reason for bringing Equestria to Earth, lest it shatter the fragile post-war peace that humans and ponies have managed to make.
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** Even Princess Celestia could count as one. On one hoof, it is absolutely her fault that the Conversion War happened, billions of humans and ponies were senselessly killed, and all the other races on Equus died because she decided to teleport Equestria to Earth. On the other, her losses are almost unimaginable. She loses Sunset Shimmer, her beloved daughter, when she sends her to Earth and witnesses her getting killed and eaten by a tribe of hunters. She is the one who has to bear the guilt of dooming all of Equus in an effort to save her beloved little ponies, and she knows how much blood is on her hooves as a result. She loses her entire family during the war--her sister, nephew-in-law, niece, and grand-niece. After being defeated, imprisoned and put on trial, she goes to her execution knowing her name will be cursed for generations by humans and ponies alike, and her last conversation with Twilight has her revealing the truth to her student while requesting that she never reveal Celestia's reasons for bringing Equestria to Earth, lest it shatter the fragile post-war peace that humans and ponies have managed to make.
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** Even Princess Celestia could count as one. On one hoof, it is absolutely her fault that the Conversion War happened, billions of humans and ponies were senselessly killed, and all the other races on Equus died because she decided to teleport Equestria to Earth. On the other, her losses are almost unimaginable. She loses Sunset Shimmer, her beloved daughter, when she sends her to Earth and witnesses her getting killed and eaten by a tribe of hunters. She is the one who has to bear the guilt of dooming all of Equus in an effort to save her beloved little ponies, and she knows how much blood is on her hooves as a result. She loses her entire family during the war--her sister, nephew-in-law, niece, and grand-niece. After being defeated, imprisoned and put on trial, she goes to her execution knowing her name will be cursed for generations by humans and ponies alike, and her last conversation with Twilight (who makes it crystal clear that she hates Celestia for what she made her do) has her revealing the truth to her student while requesting that she never reveal Celestia's reasons for bringing Equestria to Earth, lest it shatter the fragile post-war peace that humans and ponies have managed to make.
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** Even Princess Celestia could count as one. On one hoof, it is absolutely her fault that the Conversion War happened, billions of humans and ponies were senselessly killed, and all the other races on Equus died because she decided to teleport Equestria to Earth. On the other, her losses are almost unimaginable. She loses Sunset Shimmer, her beloved daughter, when she sends her to Earth and witnesses her getting killed and eaten by a tribe of hunters. She is the one who has to bear the guilt of dooming all of Equus in an effort to save her beloved little ponies, and she knows how much blood is on her hooves as a result. She loses her entire family during the war--her sister, nephew-in-law, niece, and grand-niece. After being defeated, imprisoned and put on trial, she goes to her grave knowing that her name will be cursed for generations by humans and ponies alike, and her last conversation with Twilight has her revealing the truth to her student while requesting that she not reveal Celestia's reasons for bringing Equestria to Earth, lest it shatter the fragile post-war peace that humans and ponies have managed to make.
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** Even Princess Celestia could count as one. On one hoof, it is absolutely her fault that the Conversion War happened, billions of humans and ponies were senselessly killed, and all the other races on Equus died because she decided to teleport Equestria to Earth. On the other, her losses are almost unimaginable. She loses Sunset Shimmer, her beloved daughter, when she sends her to Earth and witnesses her getting killed and eaten by a tribe of hunters. She is the one who has to bear the guilt of dooming all of Equus in an effort to save her beloved little ponies, and she knows how much blood is on her hooves as a result. She loses her entire family during the war--her sister, nephew-in-law, niece, and grand-niece. After being defeated, imprisoned and put on trial, she goes to her grave execution knowing that her name will be cursed for generations by humans and ponies alike, and her last conversation with Twilight has her revealing the truth to her student while requesting that she not never reveal Celestia's reasons for bringing Equestria to Earth, lest it shatter the fragile post-war peace that humans and ponies have managed to make.
