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We\\\'re discussing it in the mod forum and [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=13027474470A39862000&page=38#947 here]]. And {{Fridge}} anything is always subjective. It exists in the minds of the audience, not in the work itself. That people believe it to be \\\"actually in the show\\\" is one of the biggest problems we have with it on the wiki.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: A bunch of thugs kidnap a beautiful woman and force her to perform services, while referring to her as \
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: A bunch of thugs kidnap a beautiful woman and force her to perform services, while referring to her as \\\"precious\\\" and drooling over her talents... sounds a lot like sexual slavery, doesn\\\'t it?
Be that as it may that there is a likeness to that, it\\\'s doubtful that\\\'s what the writer was going for, and since Rarity actually turns things around on the dogs, I\\\'m not sure this counts. This seems a bit more like a YMMV trope in the context of this show or episode at least.
Be that as it may that there is a likeness to that, it\\\'s doubtful that\\\'s what the writer was going for, and since Rarity actually turns things around on the dogs, I\\\'m not sure this counts. This seems a bit more like a YMMV trope in the context of this show or episode at least.
