@hollowblade  
I dunno what to tell you then.

@Red-Supernova  
Again, I’m not saying it’s not a lesson she should learn, but it should not have been an epsiode where she gets a Key. All the other episodes had each Element’s virtue challenged but were still the more moral solution in the end. That’s not what happened here. Fluttershy should not get a Key that represents Kindness by learning when NOT to be kind.

@hollowblade  
Well Fluttershy needed to get the Breezies back on track to their home and Seabreeze didn’t want to be separated from his family. The Breezies were taking advantage of Fluttershy’s kindness and she needed to realize that.
 
Also, I just found this episode more engaging because we’re seeing different Equestrian species.

@Red-Supernova  
The issue is that it is a “Key” epsiode. In all the other’s episodes their Element was able to come out triumphant, always shown to be better than the alternative. But for some reason, in this episode, it was decided that the ultimate showing of kindness is when kindness needs to be made an exception of and pushed aside. Bullshit. Absolutely not. It’s like if Dash’s episode ended with her getting a Key because joining the Cloudsdale team was kind of being loyal because she was a Wonderbolt Reserve. Fluttershy should not get a key for kindness by not being kind. I’m not saying it isn’t a lesson she should learn, but it shouldn’t have been a “Key” episode.

@hollowblade  
Why didn’t you like this episode?

4/10