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A character making a mistake and learning from it is a tried-and-true form of character development. Because real people do it all the time, and seeing a fictional character do it makes those people nod and think "Yep, I know that feel."
I think literally every character in the show does it.
So yeah, it kinda_*is_* her appeal.
Not that Starlight's actions in A Royal Problem were a mistake. They might have seemed inappropriate, but the end justified the means, and the princesses saw that, in the end, it was necessary.
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A character making a mistake and learning from it is a tried-and-true form of character development. Because real people do it all the time, and seeing a fictional character do it makes those people nod and think "Yep, I know that feel."
I think literally every character in the show does it.
So yeah, it kinda
Not that Starlight's actions in A Royal Problem were a mistake. They might have seemed inappropriate, but the end justified the means, and the princesses saw that, in the end, it was necessary.