@Meanlucario
>”Ridiculous! The hunger of changelings can never be satisfied!”
I don’t get what you’re trying to point out here.
She doesn’t care about her food and more so prioritizes herself and her own species first. Oh wow, I’ve never heard something like that happening before, coughreallifeanimalscough.
If we wanted to look at a animal-like perspective, the Changelings don’t operate that much differently than bees. The drones go out, get food, go back and return some of that food to their queen. The fact she’s screaming about how she’ll get fed by her own army isn’t selfish, that’s how they operate. She stays in the hive making more changeling babies, and is the number one priority in the hive.
Bees are loyal to their queen, and at the end of the day, the growth and prospers of a hive really depends on their queen. However, if it’s a bad queen, there’s bad production, and if beekeepers feel like the bees aren’t producing enough, they’ll replace the queen. If the hive itself doesn’t accept their queen, they’ll try to kill her. The only times they won’t reject a new queen even if they don’t “like” them, is when they’re desperate and another queen or substitute is unavailable.
The difference here is that drones act one their own, the queen bee doesn’t directly order what the others do, but they are still considered the priority of the hive. The hive revolves on their leader, if Chrysalis can’t even show off how she’s a reliable leader by off-ing a traitor, or successfully carrying out her plan to feed the hive, then there’s doubt, she’d be a “bad queen” and if the Changelings ever get the chance to replace her, they’ll take it.
And that’s exactly what happens, Thorax one-upped Chrysalis right then and there, showing that he has potential for the hive to grow and prosper without her rule, and immediately, her entire army turns on her. It didn’t matter if Chrysalis took Starlight’s offer, at that point she already felt cast out of her own hive. If this wasn’t MLP, the reformed changelings might’ve even just killed her then and there. Can you really blame a queen for acting like a queen?