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> Many people didn't like how Twilight was depicted, mainly that she didn't trust Trixie as far as she could toss her and didn't even trust Starlight until right near the climax of the episode. While Twilight did come off as pretty bitter, Trixie was actively trying to get understand her skin and tried use Starlight as a way to one up her. Starlight also ditched attending Twi's dinner with Celestia(Personally I think that plot point felt kind of forced) for helping Trixie with her magic act without telling her. Everything did work out in the end but some people still feel the need to beat the "this episode is crap" and/or "Twilight was a complete plothole to poor little Trixie" drums.[/bq]
But Twilight was justified. Even though she made up with Trixie, why should Twilight trust her? And besides, Twilight can overreact at times. She did so in Lesson Zero.
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> [@Tragiclady
> Many people didn't like how Twilight was depicted, mainly that she didn't trust Trixie as far as she could toss her and didn't even trust Starlight until right near the climax of the episode. While Twilight did come off as pretty bitter, Trixie was actively trying to get understand her skin and tried use Starlight as a way to one up her. Starlight also ditched attending Twi's dinner with Celestia(Personally I think that plot point felt kind of forced) for helping Trixie with her magic act without telling her. Everything did work out in the end but some people still feel the need to beat the "this episode is crap" and/or "Twilight was a complete plothole to poor little Trixie" drums.
But Twilight was justified. Even though she made up with Trixie, why should Twilight trust her? And besides, Twilight can overreact at times. She did so in Lesson Zero.