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Proportional Punishment-A CYOA in Pony Hell

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An eternity ago, you were banished to Tartarus, along with all the other monsters that threatened Equestria. Problem is, you weren’t anything more threatening than a confused, violent human in a strange land. During your stay in Tartarus, you’ve managed to befriend Tirek and a projection of Discord. Flash forward to the present, and your latest escape attempt allowed Tirek to get out, and he’s currently wreaking havoc ala the season 4 finale. However...Twilight’s on to you. She’s in hiding, and the only ponies who know where are the Princesses who banished you in the first place. The Princesses that Tirek made sure to dump on your lap.
Will you force the location of Twilight out of the three magicless alicorns? Will you convince them that, should Tirek lose, you don’t deserve to spend eternity in Tartarus? Can you pull any of this off before your sordid past catches up to you?

Archives: https://www.anonpone.com/punishment/
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Supplemental backstory: http://pastebin.com/39ViUvth

When we last left off, you had rescued Cadance from Forlorn Hope, a Changeling who claimed to be your daughter, and wanted to drag you kicking and screaming back to your psycho ex-girlfriend. During your interrogation of the little bug monster, you discovered Hope could read minds and then proceeded to make her cry.
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>For a moment, it feels like Hope’s shaking her head no against you...and that whimper aaallmost sounds like she’s trying to say no.
>But if she’s ACTUALLY your daughter, she would be smart enough not to try to contradict you.
>Especially in front of company.
>”Nnnn…” Hope whines out, shuddering against you as she threatens to cry once more.
>You sigh.
“Alright, that settles it. Cadance?”
>She looks at up at you, her hoof still rubbing Hope’s back.
“I don’t know about you, but after our adventure today, I could use a nap. Hope’s proven she can’t be trusted, and I’m not going to subject you to her, so you get the room.”
>Switching your attention, you pat the changeling on the back.
“Come on, Hope, you get to stay with me tonight.”
>The changeling in your arms freezes up for a moment, “Noooo, I don’t wanna! I don’t wanna stay with you!” She resumes her struggles, her hooves pushing at your chest, trying to break your hold on her.
“Really? So you want to stay with Cadance? Is that because she’s injured and we both know she wouldn’t be able to stop you if you decide to attack her, AGAIN, and run off to your MOTHER?”
>She winces, no doubt feeling your enmity towards her mother, but stops fighting, “N-no..I...I wanna…”
>Cadance speaks up, “Maybe she can stay with Auntie Lu-”
>You silence her with a glare, earning yourself a whimper from Hope, “Nnn…!”
>”I wanna go hoooome!” Hope wails out as her tears spill once more, “You’re not supposed to hurt your daughter like this!”
>Pulling back, you cup her muzzle in your hand, turning her head up to meet yours.
“Hope. If you’re really my daughter, then you ARE home, now.”
>With a smile, you pull her back into that hug.
>As screwy as it is...you mean it, too.
>It’s not like she can ever go back to her mother’s hive.
>Not unless you take some very horrid precautions before setting her loose.
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>>27040999
>”Noooo, no, no, this isn’t the hive!” Hope whines out, shaking her head.
“No, it’s not. But at least THIS place has running water. Now come on.”
>You slip your arms around her and move to pick her up. “Nooo, I don’t wanna!” She bursts out squirming against you, once more trying to push you away.
>You barely lift her off her hooves before your body rather rudely informs you that it’s not going to happen.
>Abandoning that attempt, you grab ahold of Hope’s frill.
“Look. You can either come voluntarily, or I can drag you. But you’re not staying with Cadance, and you’re not leaving the cave.”
>You barely put any pressure on her frill before she cries out, “I’ll come! I’ll come!”
“Good girl.”
>Sliding your hand over, you give her a gentle ear scratch before pushing down, using her almost as a cane as you stand back up.
>Surprisingly, she manages to support your weight with only a minimal amount of sniffling.
>With a gentle pat to the back of her head, you start to guide Hope out of the room.
“Now let’s go...Cadance?” You look at the pink pony princess, who has still barely moved.
“Sorry about this. I know how much you were looking forward to our sleepy snuggle sessions. Are you going to be able to get to bed tonight?”
>She replies with a dirty look, “I’m sure I’ll make do. If I really can’t sleep, I could always stay with aunt Celestia.”
>The words are barely out of her mouth before you turn your head and snap at her,
“Nope.”
>”I…” her voice dies in her throat, her mouth dangling open for a moment, “Excuse me? After what you’ve done today, I need to-”
>You jab a finger at her, cutting her off to finish her sentence for her
“Sit here, and rest until you’ve started healing. You are in no condition to be walking around on your own. If you need help, you can yell for me. But you’re not going to wander around the cave unsupervised.”
>Hope shudders under your guiding hand.
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>>27041002
>Cadance, perhaps picking up on the changeling’s reaction towards your feelings, seems to relent, “I...alright, Master…”
>...
>No, that was too easy.
>She’s going to try to sneak out and see one of them once she thinks you’re asleep...again.
>Only this time, it won’t be to push YOUR agenda.
>Great...as if you didn’t have enough to worry about.
>Well, arguing the point when she’s already feigning acquiescence won’t get you anywhere...you’ll just have to catch her again, tonight.
>...Maybe you could avoid this if you ever get around to actually TELLING her that her aunts are off limits.
>Then again...she was all worked up on whether or not she was your prisoner yesterday...and you didn’t do yourself any favors to clear THAT up by hunting her down and dragging her back home.
>...You’ll try and find a more appropriate time to let her know.
“Glad to hear, Cadance. I’ll be back in a bit with your bed and a blanket. Move, Hope.”
>With a push to her back, you guide the changeling out of Cadance’s room.
>Once the two of you are presumably out of range of Hope’s emotion sense, she mumbles out, “You weren’t glad to hear that…”
>You keep your voice low, to keep Cadance from having an easy time listening with her super-hearing.
“No. No I was not. Do you know why?”
>She gives you the barest shake of her head as you continue to guide her back to your room, her gaze planted firmly at her forehooves.
“It’s because I don’t need to smell emotions to know when someone is lying to me.”
>She tenses under your hand, opening her mouth to protest…
>Oooohhh, if Cadance hears her…
>”I...e…” Hope makes nothing more than the barest of sounds before closing her mouth with a bit of a squeek.
>She’s about ready to cry again.
>You stay silent, deciding to wait to add fuel to that fire, the only sound between you two being the clipclop of Hope’s heavy hoofsteps.
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>>27041012
>Once you enter your room, you speak up, continuing on as though the pause in your conversation never happened,
“For example, I know you were telling the truth about being able to read minds.”
>”What?!” She cries out, her voice shaking, tears once again threatening to fall.
“Shh!”
>You snatch at her jaw, trying to squeeze her muzzle shut before she can yell out something for Cadance to hear.
>Unfortunately, the muscles in a changeling’s jaw are stronger than your hand.
>“You-you knew and you still hurt me..?”
“Yes. Yes I did, now be QUIET Hope. I-”
>Hope burst out into tears, slipping from your hand as she collapses onto the straw-mat you call a bed and wails out, “Bu-ut I did what you waaanted!”
“No. No you did not. You scared Cadance which...I...explicitly told you not to...before...”
>You trail off as you realize your anger filled reply is only making her cry harder.
>Great.
>She’s going on like you broke her leg or something, and all you did was slightly abuse her wing.
>Comforting her right now is only going to encourage this behavior.
>Especially when you’re tempted to condition her to handle the pain you inflicted earlier, just like you did with her mother...
>...Then again...you were kind of harsh.
>Maybe...you’ll let her cry herself out.
>Folding your legs under you, you join her, practically collapsing on the bed as she sobs before you.
>As you watch her, a little voice of doubt begins to nag at your mind
>Maybe...maybe you were too harsh on her.
>Jumping straight to the wings was a bit much...
>After all, she could have gotten you the location of Twilight right away, if you had actually made her use her mind control.
>But no, you had to get your revenge first thing.
>You couldn’t have waited until AFTER she was useful.
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>>27041022
>Now you might not ever be able to take advantage of her...unique abilities.
>As you stew in your guilt, it seems to have an effect on Hope...well, she stops crying so hard, anyway.
>In fact...she seems to be calming down even faster than when you were hugging her in front of Cadance.
>...Must be because there isn’t someone who’s racist against her in the room with the two of you.
>Regardless of the reason, you wait until her crying has been reduced to hiccups and whimpers once again, before speaking.
“Hooope. Come here. On my lap.”
>She curls up into a ball at your voice.
>”I don’t wanna…” She whines, her voice as shaky as your long-term memory.
“Forlorn Hope, do not make me tell you again.”
>Your lack of patience makes itself clear in your voice.
>”Nnn!” She whines out, but drags herself onto your lap, her rump settling in rather nicely as she makes a point of facing away.
>You wrap your arms around her barrel, hugging her against you once again as you sneak a hand up to rest behind her ear.
>”Whyyyy…” She sniffles, “Why did you hurt me…?”
“Because you hurt me, Hope. A long time ago, you hurt me even worse than I hurt you just now...and ever since then, I’ve wanted to punish you for it..”
>”I-I don’t remember that…” she almost sobs out, repeating the line from earlier.
>You sigh, forcing yourself to admit a fact you’ve denied for decades.
“I know. I know it’s not your fault, Hope. You were just hatched, you were too young to be responsible for your actions...but you still hurt me, and I wanted to hurt you. But now that I have...We can wipe the slate clean. ”
>You squeeze her against you.
“I’ll stop comparing you to your mother, treat you as your own changeling...who has repaid her debts. What do you say?”
>Hope sits there, her shaking slowing, “You don’t believe that…you still don’t like me...”
>...Well.
>So much for lying to her.
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>>27041029
“You’re right. But I’d like to. It’s just a bit hard to give up on so many years of being mad at you.”
>Sneaking your hand back, you start scratching over her ear.
>Unlike Cadance, she doesn’t show any sign of reacting.
>...You know she has that spot. Her mother certainly did.
“But...I know of something that would go a looong way to fixing that…”
>Her ears perk up the slightest bit, “What is it?”
“The next time you see Cadance, I want you to SECRETLY read her mind. She CANNOT know you’re doing this. There’s three other ponies that look just like her, with both wings and a horn. One’s white, with a rainbow colored mane. You know what a mane is, right? Your mother has one.”
>”Mm-hmm.” She nods.
“Good girl. One’s blue, with a big black butt, just like your mother...and I don’t know what the third one looks like. But her name is Twilight Sparkle, and I NEED you to tell me where she is right now. It’s very, very important Hope. Can you do that for me?”
>Looking around her head, you can juuuuust barely catch her chewing on her lip.
>”Will you maybe want to see mother again, if I do?”
>No.
>Absolutely not.
>...Maybe.
>You...miiight need a backup plan if your friends on the surface manage a repeat of Discord’s first escape.
>Especially if you’re stuck with the princesses.
>Buuuut...hopefully it won’t have to come to THAT.
“I’ll…think about it. How about we see how good of a job you can do with this first, ok?”
>”O-ok,” Hope seemingly reluctantly agrees, settling in against you.
>...She’s going to follow in her mother’s footsteps and lie to you, you just know it.
>But...after your screw-up earlier, you don’t have much of a choice.
“Good. Now, scoot. I need to bring Cadance her half of the bedding. You’re going to stay here and wait for me, understand?”
>She cautiously nods before climbing off your lap and curling up next to the bed, staring at you with her large, blank eyes.
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>>27041038
>Rolling off the bed, you get to work on gathering up Cadance’s half, grabbing the newly-prepared animal pelt she gathered earlier, so she’ll even get a blanket.
>Juuust as you finish folding them up, a now-familiar crack rings out, causing you to drop the bundle, and making Hope jump a good foot in the air.
>Now? Really?!
>”Anon!” Tirek’s voice calls out, “Times up!”
>Twisting yourself around, you look back at the portal that’s opened up, seeing the giant, musclebound centaur you call a friend, his beady eyes glaring at you.
>”We need to know where she…” His eyes slip from you, looking at...well, without looking, you’d have to guess the only other living thing in the room.
>”Is that...what I think it is?”
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>>27040990
Aaaaand we're back from the dead.

To get the obvious question out of the way. Is this private thread or are other writefags welcome to migrate here as well?

>>27041054
>Cadance
I... honestly can't remember when was the last time Anon got a good undisturbed sleep. We /need/ to give her the aunts are off limits talk as soon as we give her the bedding (assuming she doesn't come here on her own after hearing Tirek.)

>Hope
This went better than expected. I'm still not sure how much we can trust her, but a relationship is starting to form. Though i think we should act less as her father, and more like her master, and train her like we did her mother.

If she does her job right and we get out, we probably won't be able to keep any of the princesses as our slaves, because they'll either stay down here (Luna, Celestia), or are currently married (Cadance). Nobody else has any attachments to Hope though, so she's free for the taking.

>Now you might not ever be able to take advantage of her...unique abilities.
There are other was to "take advantage of her". She said she needs to eat /lotsa/ of love to do the mind reading thing, so let's get lewd with her tonight.

>Tirek
Ughhhh.. how long was it since he last showed up? One day? We've waited TWO YEARS after he got out himself to even get a call, he can wait a lot longer than a day.

That said. Anon doesn't know how the Nyph thing really went down yet, and Tirek doesn't know if Hope told him or not so... ignoring that information, I think that the best course of action is to tell Tirek the truth. We don't know the location /yet/, but we didn't just laze around, we actually managed to get us a nice little changeling who can do that for us. Then urge Tirek to close the portal before Cadance shows up and he ruins our masterplan. Also he shouldn't call for at least another week. Seriously he has an entire kingdom at his beck and call now, why doesn't he take a vacation or something?

(cont.)
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>>27040990
Yay, glad to be back!

Hope other writers move here too.
Mind updating the pastebin for your story Olibird? I think your last post on the old thread hasn't been added ether.
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>>27041973
(cont.)
Tirek hates changelings, but even he can't deny they can be useful. So the plan should be a-okay with him. If it's not, then we can deflect his complain by sending him on an errand to get us something else first... like uhhh... Shining armor, maybe? No... what other pony does Anon know about?... Chrysalis! Yes! we can say something about a drone's magic not being good enough to peer into the depth of an Alicorn mind, and we need a Changeling queen! And this specific queen already knows these princesses, so we need this specific one. (No, getting back with our ex is not an option.)

Banishing another pony should not be as much of a problem as the supply drop (he banished three princesses just fine), and it might take him weeks to find the bug pone, giving us enough time to do our own things in the meantime. If it works, the next time he shows up with a portal we'll be like "actually forget that, I've already managed to do it on my own", then tell him where twilight is him where twilight is and wait for him to do the rest.

Also, once Tirek is handled, go to Cadance, tell her that Tirek was bugging us again about Twilight and her aunts. Then explain to her why her aunts are off limits, and try to ask her nicely if she knows where Twilight is. As far as I can remember, we still didn't try asking anyone of them about that.(Though I still think that neither of them knows anything, because if they did Tirek would try to get the info out of them himself.)

If that doesn't work and Hope can't get anything out of Cadance either, we can tell her to mask as Celestia and then go see, Luna together. Her mental defenses should by non existent by now. If that doesn't work either, we come up with something to do with Celestia and... well if that doesn't work, we're completely fucked... and could make Hope happy by actually thinking about getting back with her mother.
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Is this where we are now? Cool; I'll do a proper review when I have a shot.
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Actually just a quick mention, a lot of people went and made a board on 8chdotnet gtpone

Its a board for mlp refuges, greentext board. It might not be a bad idea to move over there till we know things have died down...I miss my submission is mandatory thread...

Great update oli. I'll throw in after I'm done with my paper.
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>>27042134
Pastebin has been updated, sorry about that. I hope so too.

>>27043029
I wanted to see if the mods hold true to their "CYOAs are fine" policy, before jumping ship.

But I'm glad you guys enjoyed the update.
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>>27043481
/hhh/ is back, Fingerbang is back under another name, and there's three slave generals up atm. Scruffy seems to have gotten over his fit.

>>27043029
>A lot of people
/pone/ made /gtpone/. As far as I can tell none of the existing generals has gone there.
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>>27043509
This tells us that /pone/ probably wouldn't welcome the generals, and really the problem with 8ch is fragmentation, which _another_ board isn't gonna help.

I'll also throw in my "will review when I've got the chance", but overall loved it I was the anon that wanted to see some honesty, so this delivered..
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>>27043538
>This tells us that /pone/ probably wouldn't welcome the generals
They made /gtpone/ specificly for the "flood of syrian refugees from 4chan" when Scruffy deleted half the board the other week. So we'd be welcome there, at least.
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>>27043538
This tells us that individuals at /pone/ probably wouldn't welcome generals and one of those individuals made a grab for 'power' with /gtpone/. I really don't care what individuals think.
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Up we go.
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Bump before bed.
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>>27043029
>8ch
God fucking damn it. Someone go over there and tell them to regroup here. Neither is going to survive if we're split in half, and we'll see a lot more activity here.
This thread has been alive too long to die just because we were targetted for a couple days.
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>>27050368
No one went there.
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>>27051322
>go there
>3 threads advertising CP
>no SiM thread
>2 pages after 2 weeks
Actually fucking kill me. Anyone who thinks that's a good place to host this thread should stay there. /trash/ is better than no activity.
We probably don't even have to move anymore. Like anon said above, everything is staying up. Next thread should just be labeled SiM and if it doesn't work we can just congregate in another front thread or at /trash/.
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>>27051630
>Next thread should just be labeled SiM
I was planning to give it longer to make sure things calmed down, but if you guys would prefer, we could burn this thread and remake it properly.
I can always repost the update there.
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>>27051729
Slavepone tried putting up another thread under their name again last night and got scruffed, but in fairness that might have been a reasonable janitor mopping up pointlessly excessive threads.

That said, I'd still give it a while longer to see where things go. Let's let this thread run itself out normally and then attempt a move-back.
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>>27051820
This, probably.
I don't feel confident enough in the wait yet to be posting under the name, and if we get hit again it would hurt the momentum. Might as well stay stable and safe for now.
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>>27051820
I think that's a fair move. A few of the threads that were getting pruned after midnight are still up and running now, so maybe this thing has run its course. Though I agree that running this thread out before restarting SiM is the best course.

Has anyone been in touch with the other SiM writers to toss this idea at them?
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>All this discussion where writefags should post their green
>Nobody discusses the actual green
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>>27052819
>Be Anon
>Be punishing ponies left and right
>"No, Anon, you're doing it wrong. You must be proportional."
>Anon administers punishment that is 3 parts mental to 2 parts physical from there on out
>Everybody gets wet
>Anon is laid ad infinitum
~Fin
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>>27052819
Well, if you insist, Olibird...

>>27042160
>sending him on an errand to get us something else first... like uhhh... Shining armor, maybe
Better idea: We keep going on about how Cadance is married, which makes her "safe," right? Why don't we have these two kill him? Discord can mind control ponies, so make it look like the Empire had a coup and put "her" (because he's disguised as her) head on a pike, ot something. Blah blah, blah, she'll be devastated, but we'll be right there for her with open arms and erect cock...and now she'll need someone to protect her once she gets out.

Alternatively, we could get another supply drop to restrain Hope and potentially Cadance properly.
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>>27052819
inb4 Tirek gets fucked over by Twilight, the princesses are released, and Tartarus remains the Crown's go-to concentration camp.
The epilogue is just Anon burying himself alive because he could never go back to being the existentially content Sisyphus he was for the past thousand years. He now knows for a fact that freedom is possible, but also knows that he won't get another chance for hundreds, if not thousands, of years.
He had no hope of escape in the past, but now that he's tasted it he won't ever be able to forget it. He would rather abandon his identity and selfhood in the dirt than wait another thousand years with this longing.

OR

Everything goes good, Anon and all the sapient creatures get out and live peacefully, Celestia and Luna are punished fairly for their crimes, Cadence returns to rule over the Empire, and Twilight becomes the acting head of state.
Regular expeditions are sent out into Tartarus to recover everybody still trapped. A cure for the immortality is developed, and made available to any former prisoner that wants it.
Happy end, everything is a-ok.
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>>27053488
>Implying the ending's going to be something that even remotely fits the theme of the rest of the story.
You must not have read Olibird's other stories. It's probably going to be something like
>Twilight rescues the princesses, so Anon takes the extra ball Discord made and rides OC Changeling, Donut-Steal past Cerberus to escape on his own.
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>>27040990
This story is literally the reason I was disappointed to see SiM go.
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>>27053488
I'm assuming tirek is gonna turn on anon I still love how this story is kinda sorta parallelling canon. I almost get annoyed when Tirek shows up because I love Anon and his guests just doing their thing... but obviously necessary for story progression.

>>27053906
Hah, ouch but kinda true, sorry Olibird...

>>27051820
The SPG guys are having a straight up civil war right now, it's kinda hilarious and sad at the same time.

>>27052603
I'd really love to hear them drop in with their thoughts/plans. Options I can think of:

- They post here as "side stories", this kinda becomes the new defacto SiM.. not really fair to them but if they are cool with it and if the mods don't mind it's probably the "best" solution.
- Post their updates as their own threads. Both Escapade and BB are popular enough that they can probably survive long enough for feedback if not infinite bamping. Possible could post notices across threads.
- We move to 8ch or something. Personally I'm willing to keep another few tabs open just for BB and Escapade.
- Try SiM again.. if it dies, evaluate the above?

I really really reallyreallyreally hope they don't drop their stories. Not finding out how BB ends would be absolutely crushing.
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>>27055074
>Plans moving forward.

I'm not leaving, so you can put that to bed. Exactly /where/ I post is the only question.

I'd //////really////// prefer to go back to a SiM title. It's of sentimental value, nothing else. I started writing because of SiM, and it would feel wrong letting it die like this. So close to 100 OP as well.

If for some reason SiM still can't be made into an OP without scruffs, then another OP will have to do. Perhaps this, perhaps something else.

Moving off to another Chan is an option if needed. But I'd prefer to avoid that, since that would cause the most fragmentation.
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>>27055379
Thanks for the reply!

Agree entirely on the SiM thing, for a long damn time it basically _was_ 4chan for me, I actually forgot there are other threads/boards for awhile. Losing it is legit painful. I still hold out some hope that either:

- the mods don't care about SiM specifically and we only got tied up in whatever they've got against SPG.
- it was some weird one time thing and the mod responsible has either buggered off, been told to cool it, etc.
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Imagine my surprise when i left for a while only to come back to this. What is the definite plan? Will this thread be a CYOA only or the rest of the SiM stories coming in?
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>>27056332
Personally I like:
>>27051729
>>27051820
>>27051849
>>27052603

I think we ride this thread out, try to restart SiM once this thread is done and then take it from there. If SiM gets burned, we remake this to plan out our next move and /then/ we make our next move.
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>>27053906
>>27055074
>pic related
I know, I know...Hopefully Nymph was proof I'm TRYING to learn from my mistakes.

>>27056332
>What is the definite plan? Will this thread be a CYOA only or the rest of the SiM stories coming in?

While there isn't any sort of plan, I hadn't planned on this thread being "The Olibird thread, starring Olibird." To make a long story short, a few people from SPG were wondering if, as a last ditch effort before leaving the site, Scruffy would allow a general to hide behind an "Umbrella CYOA," and Punishment was perfectly poised to test that idea.
That said, I certainly hope the rest of the writers will be willing to do their thing.
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>>27056981
SPG is rude to us, and I don't think either of us would benefit from a merger.
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>>27057779
I assume Olibird meant SiM writers, everyone seems in agreement that while SiM and SPG have some overlap and seem to be getting along, we're really two very different groups.
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Back on topic.. great update. This was basically exactly the direction I was hoping for (and honestly wasn't expecting).

“I’ll stop comparing you to your mother, treat you as your own changeling...who has repaid her debts. What do you say?”
>Hope sits there, her shaking slowing, “You don’t believe that…you still don’t like me...”
>...Well.
>So much for lying to her.
“You’re right. But I’d like to. It’s just a bit hard to give up on so many years of being mad at you.”

Kinda hoping Anon is at least somewhat genuine and not purely screwing with Hope to get what he wants.

Didn't set out to stab at the whiteknight guys, I've been reading some of their green lately and they've got some good stuff, but I'll say _this_ is how you work up to serious feels. Slow, realistic, hard earned progress... not just 180 instant everyone hugging.
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>>27057779
I meant our writers.
Sorry friendo, I wasn't trying to imply a merger. What I was trying to say is, If Scruffy keeps hunting down re-branded versions of generals, and Punishment ends up being the thing that lets us stay alive, one of their writers might start their OWN CYOA for their thread to hide behind. It'd be a lot easier to test if they didn't spam three versions of their thread at a time.
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>>27057952
>Kinda hoping Anon is at least somewhat genuine and not purely screwing with Hope to get what he wants.
Well it IS a CYOA...I think if we want him to be genuine with that line, then he will be.
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>>27058129
Granted, but I tend to be a dissenting voice... was why this update caught me off guard.
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>>27058201
(cont)
Either way, consider it my vote. The idea of hope bringing anon and nymph back together is sappy as fuck but totally want.. no idea what I even want with Cadence any more. It's funny but when hope was introduced I was hesitant but that whole arc has totally overshadowed anon+Cadence for me.
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>>27052603
>>27055074
>Other SIM writers

I'm around and have been posting, just without trip.

I still hold by my previous suggestion to let this thread run its course and then try another shot at SiM once it hits its natural limit. Following that, however, Escapade's basically said everything I was going to already: First we try SiM, then we change the name, then move if nothing else can be done.

Also, if Olibird's okay with it, I will drop a BB update in this thread.
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>>27058269
>The idea of hope bringing anon and nymph back together is sappy as fuck but totally want.

This. The end result when Hope realizes what Nymph and Anon have together and how they achieve it... I can see that breaking her little buggy heart as her ideas of family fail to live up to expectations.
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>>27058622
>Also, if Olibird's okay with it, I will drop a BB update in this thread.
Absolutely I'm ok with it. The OP may be different, but as far as I'm concerned, it's the same thread as normal.
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>>27058836
>I want a touching feelsy moment so we can totally obliterated a character
I love this place so much

That this whole thing started with Anon enslaving and breaking nymph does ofcouse make a wholesome relationship unlikely though..
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>>27058622
Damn glad to know you're still here.

Also hyped!
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>>27058836
If Nymph is as crazy about Anon as she looks, she must have downplayed how brutal he was when treating her, and how the whole beginning of their relationship looked like.

All Hope knew about Anon was Nymph's constant and unchallenged propaganda. Today was the first time she had a meeting with reality. Even if he was treating her like a princess (And I mean it as how regular people would treat a princess, not how Anon actually treats actual princesses), she'd still be disappointed with him. There's no way to live up to 70 years hype.
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>>27051820
/hhh/ is back under it's normal name and, like SiM, it didn't spam a thousand threads like Slave did.
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>>27060954
Unlike SiM, Triple H looks nothing like /slave/.
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>tastefully edgy aggression
>equally tasteful relationship between villains
>cute moments
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>more writer-clearly-doesn't-understand-vaginas action
pic related
still hooked though
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>>27058622

YES!!?

Bluebird soon!?
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>>27041973
This is fun.
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Bumping before bed.
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Page 8 bump.

Broken Celestia when?
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I cuddled with a 12 year old today, nonsexually. bump
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>>27068677
>nonsexually
...good for you?
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Can I preemptively vote for Anon kicking in Celestia's shit the next time he sees her?
If we don't need Cadence to voluntarily give up the info, we have no reason to not tear apart the literally-worse-than-hitler pony.
If it doesn't pan out well with Hope, consider this a long-term vote for a future where Anon kicks Celestia's shit in at some point.
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>>27069139
Sorry, bro. The teacher's pet mentality comes with a price too high for me to pay. Enough with that crap.

>>27070122
Seconding this. Although I do hope he'll do it for the purpose of conditioning her.
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>>27070122
Don't burn bridges you may some day need. Until the information is secured, permanent solutions to particular pony problems should be avoided. Gambling and betting on edge is a special kind of retarded. Get what you need, secure a way to pass the information to the necessary parties, and then revenge.

Work then play. Don't mix them and don't fuck up the order.
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>>27040990

What if you can get to Equestrian, but you actually have to go through Pony Hell to do it?
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>>27075086
Honestly, I'd probably go to this version of Tartarus right now just for the change of scenery. I'm sure I'd regret it, but my current self doesn't feel that way. Might be fun to use my innate edgy cunning as a human to persuade monsters great and small into my service to unify the Hells and break out. Or just suffer for eternity.

Tartarus is canonically escapable, though.
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>sunbutt gets broken when
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>>27076154
Is there a version of that without the text?
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>>27076163
No idea. I do know it's originally by some pseudo feminist ham planet, though.
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I need my shot of content, familia.
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>>27065645
Bluebird pretty soon, yes. I'm nearly done working through the next section, then just want to proofread it before I post.
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Good to hear.
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>>27078679
Forgot to mention, I felt like I needed to make something like this after realizing I had fallen for Celestia's shit for months and had actually believed that she didn't know the conditions of Tartarus.
The only time I've felt more disgusted with a fictional character than I was in the moment I realized she /had/ to know what was going on was when I tried to read 120 Days.
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>>27065242
>4chan
>getting laid
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>>27078815
Seems like it kind of proves my point, though. You would think that someone who has no chance getting laid would end up doing some quality reading up on what they're missing out on.

Then again, my ex had to fill me in on everything. I shouldn't talk.
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>>27078679
Honestly, I would have expected there to be a society made of many competing dictatorships. "starved underpopulated groups" pretty much exactly describes humanity's stone-age and bronze-age.

And "building communities with competing species" sounds awfully similar to domestication and herding. Dogs may have never had voting rights but they are, even now big part of modern western society, horses were treated as noble engines of war, all the way to Renaissance, pretty much every culture had some sacred animal. Many animals were also much more expensive than humans that were not considered to be a full part of society, like slaves or women, so cross-species society can easily exist. Rome, once had a horse for a senator.

farming is more efficient than hunting and gathering. And given the time, it's natural to assume that someone would realize that, if they enslave their enemies and force them to produce food, rather than to eat them straight away, the'll have easier time surviving. Pretty much what the changelings did, really.

There /is/ a developed society in Tartarus. The only reason it appears not to be, is that Anon is one of those primitive barbarians that deliberately live in the mountains to avoid being part of it, because he knows he would be living at the bottom of said society and not on top of it.

I really dig the art though.
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>>27073188
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>>27080680
As a fan of small ones, I agree.
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>TFW Slavepone Mk2 thread is seriously considering 'employment is mandatory' as a thread title.
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page 9 bump
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>>27083859
They've never been the brightest lot.
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>>27079686
Don't drink the Hobbesian kool-aid, it infects you with royalism and apologia for absolute monarchy.

There is not any developed society open for Anon. Anon knows of three organized societies, the ifrit at the lava pools and the two changelings hives. These are explicitly said to be species-specific groups that prey on anyone outside of them. At best, Anon could join up with the changeling that's planning on brainwashing him and has raped him, then caged him for months, in the past. Saying nothing of the average prisoner with no connections to any of these groups.
Nothing else is able to survive. All the other societies eventually collapse because there are huge creatures that prey on them better than they can defend themselves, along with the fact that there just isn't enough basic shit to sustain a large group.

On the farms, how the fuck are they supposed to do that?
We have no evidence to think there are even crops in Tartarus, let alone any environment that allows for them. How the hell are they supposed to grow crops in an enclosed desert? Right now there are bushes and perpetually-dying trees, are they supposed to spend ten thousand years selectively breeding these in a cave somewhere? Would they even be able to grow in the light of the cavern, and if they are how is anyone supposed to protect fields large enough to feed a population?

So, even without the dragons, there wouldn't be anything to eat. You'd just have a "society" full of assholes starving to eternity.
If the basic necessities of survival /were/ given without getting rid of the dragons, they would just fuck it up like they do now.
As it stands, there is absolutely zero chance of them developing anything because they're being attacked on two fronts constantly. People need food and safety, and they have more resources and are more safe if they're dispersed because of the material conditions Celestia has forced on her little hell.
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>>27086514
>Don't drink the Hobbesian kool-aid, it infects you with royalism and apologia for absolute monarchy.
Nigga, just pick out the chunks or filter it. Liquid Hobbes is liquid awesome, state of nature and the necessity of cooperation are fuckin' great.

I'll grant you that the support of autocracies is crap, but you can just pick that out.
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>>27086514
How about this. You capture a gryphon (graciously provided by a pony-god), and chain it down (with chains also graciously provided by the pony-god) in some cave. Then you cut off the gryphon's limbs, to eat them, and wait for the limbs of grow back (ability also bestowed by the gracious pony-god). Most importantly, you don't need to feed the gryphon anything, and you don't need large amount of space to farm it's meat. It is a perpetual source of food. It screams a lot, but is way easier to take care of than an actual crops-farm.

And as far as safety goes, all you need to avoid the dragons is some cozy cave, which seem to be dime a dozen. The population of Tartarus has all the resources it needs to build itself up.

Yes, most of the society would live as meat-slaves, but for most of early human history, majority of population worked in agriculture, with very few people doing anything else. And being meat-slave is what would pass for agriculture now.

The pony-god has giveth Tartarus all it needs to turn itself into a sprawling civilization. It's not her fault that people go hungry when they are the ones who choose to catch-and-release their prey instead of catch-and-devour-for-all-of-eternity as the changelings did.
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Bump for the birds
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>>27088243
I get that you're drifting into absurd sarcasm here, but I think you're right in the sense that those kinds of things would be necessary to create a surplus of food.
My point is that this is a necessity put forward not by a hyperbolic misrepresentation of a character, but by an actual character within the story. This is what Celestia is /canonically/ forcing them to do.
We have a say in whether or not she pays, let's not lose focus and forget the chance for catharsis. Our one and only goal, past freedom, should be punishing her.
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Heading out for a day or so. Don't die while I'm not here!
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>>27091070
Why are they so fun to dominate?
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>>27041054
“Yup. All that food you sent me attracted some bugs. Let me guess, the high and mighty king of the centaurs wants me to squish the icky bug for him?”
>Tirek sneers at your joke, but despite his altered appearance, you can still read him perfectly.
>His heart isn’t in it.
>”You are still YOU, I hope? Don’t forget what the last one did to you.”
>D’aww, the big guy’s worried about you.
>...Would have been nice if he had been worried about you at all within the past two years.
>He always pulls this crap.
>Does his own thing riiight up until there’s something he wants, and then he pesters you endlessly until you get it done.
>...And now that he’s big, buff and magical, you can’t screw with him in return by putting everything on the high shelf.
>...Still…
>He might be onto something.
>You were seriously considering the possibility of going back to Nymph…
>Which, of course, would mean you’d be used as a giant egg-sack for the next eternity.
>What the hell is WRONG with you?!
>You’ll...you’ll figure this out in a bit. After you’re done talking with Tirek.
>The last thing you want to do is make your two friends think you might have been compromised.
“Yes, I’m still me. But since you’ve decided to check up on me every two hours, I thought I’d pull in someone who can get results quicker. Say hello, Hope.”
>”Hello, Hope,” she parrots, her words quickly greeted by a laugh from Discord.
>...You can’t tell if that was on purpose.
>”Sorry!” She squeaks out an instant before both you and Tirek shoot her a pair of dirty looks.
>Once she’s been returned to an appropriate level of misery, Tirek speaks, “Well?”
“Well what?”
>“Where is the alicorn?!” He explodes behind the portal, “We’re running out of time, and you’ve spent most of it screwing around! We need to know where she is and NOW!”
>Oooh no, he’s not blaming this one on you.
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>>27092183
>Approaching the portal, you jab your finger at him.
“I’ve spent? I’ve spent?! Don’t you DARE throw this at me! You had TWO YEARS to do this, and you waited until the last possible second to drop them on the one member of our trio who DOESN’T have magic.”
>Something clicks in your mind as you start working yourself into a frenzy.
>A question that had been bugging you for quite a while now.
>Something that very well might mean he’s screwing with you.
“I-now that I think about it, you have MAGIC, and I have a stick! What the HELL were you thinking, dropping them on me?! Why didn’t you start, I don’t know, turning them inside out if you needed this done so fast?”
>You glare at Tirek, demanding some sort of half-baked answer so you can properly explode at him.
>However, rather than rise to the challenge, his fearsome look melts away, softening into a gentle smile.
>”I owe you an explanation.”
“You’re damn right you do.”
>His face twitches to some unreadable emotion for a moment before he begins.
>”When we invaded the palace, Celestia went on a tangent about how they had rid themselves of their magic, and thus they were worthless to me. I couldn’t tell if they had a plan or not, so I removed them before they could activate some sort of artifact, or failsafe behind our backs.”
>He grins a rather toothy grin, his teeth as horrible as always, “See? We have this under control. The only snare in the plan, is that Twilight’s proven more difficult to find than we thought.”
>...
>You search of an appropriate rant to respond, only to discover you’ve run out of outrage to fuel it.
>Instead, you offer a humorless chuckle.
“You always know just the right thing to say, Tirek. Fine, I-”
>Tirek?” Hope cries out, “You’re-”
>So much for her having a clean slate.
>You whirl around to glare at her, letting her feel the consequences if she keeps speaking.
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>>27092200
>”-he...mother...to...I...but...sorry...” She squeezes her eyes shut and puts her head down before mumbling, “Seen and not heard…”
>Well, at least she’s learning.
>Turning back to Tirek, you try to continue where you left off.
“I’ve only had Hope for a good...I don’t know, twenty minutes or so? I haven’t even had a chance to put her to work. Your constant pestering is screwing up my plans, which means we won’t get results. I need a good week, minimum, to just work.”
>Tirek’s scowl returns, “You have a day.”
“No, no. You gave me enough food to last a month. I’m offering you a week.”
>His scowl evolves into a snarl, “A DAY, human! You don’t need to get your revenge, you just need to point the insect at one of them, so WE can move on. How long could that POSSIBLY take?!”
>Rubbing your chin, you look down, thinking.
>You somehow doubt you’d be able to trust Hope's results right now...or if she even CAN get anything from them.
>Not to mention there’s a very good chance only one of the alicorns even KNOWS where Twilight is.
“Two days.”
>He waves for a moment before spitting out, “Fine. But no more. We NEED to know EXACTLY where she is by then.”
“Good. You’ll have results by then. Now close this thing before Cadance shows up.”
>His face twitches once again before he does as you asks, the portal vanishing once more.
>Taking a deep breath, you turn to look at Hope.
“Now WHAT were you trying to say earl-”
>Another portal cracks open.
“Son of a bitch!”
>That’s it.
>First thing you’re doing the next time you meet Tirek is putting his immortality to work.
>Turning around, because apparently their idea of a good time is to always open their portals BEHIND you, your gaze is soon met by the snaggle-toothed grin of Discord.
>”Anon...did you get eaten again?”
>Oh sure, NOW they’re both worried about you.
>He still never bothered to contact you before.
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>>27092224
“No, I got into a fight with the ground, and that guy has a mean left hook. What do you want?”
>Discord chuckles at your sarcasm, ”I couldn’t help but overhear your discussion with our roid-raging friend, and I thought I’d shed light on the cause of his latest tantrum.”
>...You really should tell him to, as he would say, ‘make like a tree and split’ before Cadance shows up...especially after the way he almost broke her fragile mind this morning.
>Buuut…
“Discord, do you even give a damn about me?”
>His bushy brow furrows, “Anon, what are you talking about?”
>You jab your finger at him, just as you had Tirek a few moments ago, before devolving into wildly gesturing.
“Two years of NOTHING from you. I told you before, I seriously thought you abandoned me! ‘Oh, thanks for breaking me out, Tirek. We have our magic back, we don’t NEED the human now!’ That’s what this is, isn’t it? You only contact me when it’s about Tirek, or something you need. No social calls, no nothing.”
>He places a paw on his chest, as though you had wounded him.
>”Of course not! I can barely get a snortle out of him on the best days! You KNOW I would have written, the problem is that he WASN’T the one who let me out.”
>...What.
>There isn’t a FOURTH member of your group, is there?
>No...no, of course not.
>He’s made it out on his own once before, maybe he pulled that off again.
>...If he’s figured out a way to escape his own prison with ease, you may be going through this song and dance a lot more often, in the future.
>You need to find out.
“Wait, really? How the hell did you get out, then?”
>”Believe it or not, Celestia. She decided I could be “reformed,”” he makes overly large air quotes, “She even stuck me with a babysitter, if you can believe it. I couldn’t contact you without tipping them off that something was amiss.”
>With those words, your carefully constructed worldview come crashing down.
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>>27092237
>She what.
>You’ve never known of literally ANYTHING ever being released.
>Period.
>Celestia not only has the power to, she has the inclination to release prisoners...and she purposely LEFT you here.
>No.
>You must have misheard him.
>This might be one of his jokes that’s just going too far...like that time he told you minotaur milk had everything you needed to survive.
“...What the fuck do you mean reformed? She let you out? On her own? Why?! Was she letting any others out?”
>You can hear Hope shuffle away from you as she no doubt senses just how very, very close you are to losing your mind at this news.
>”Erm...not that I know of. She said...perhaps we should change the subject? You could always ask her yourself, once you’ve calmed down.”
“Yes. Let’s. Before I have an aneurism. I know: Tirek. Has he been happy AT ALL since he got out?”
>Overjoyed to change the subject, Discord makes a big show of thinking, his eagle claw resting on his chin.
>“Hmmm...not that I can recall. He has some scheduled for next Tuesday, but you know how those things go. Now, I have an idea to help get your mind off things. Let me put on a show for you...but watch closely. I’m only going to repeat this until it stops being amusing.”
>With a snap of his fingers, he vanishes in a puff of smoke, revealing a verdant lake, in the middle of a forest, the sun hanging high above the treeline.
>Hey, real nature.
>You haven’t seen anything like this since your banishment.
>Granted, you got over the whole ‘drooling at how beautiful Equestria was as you remember what the outside world looked like,’ thing during Discord’s first escape not too long ago.
>But it doesn’t stop being beautiful.
>It actually does help cheer you up...pretty soon you’ll be walking IN that scene.
>It’ll be your life.
>...
>Hope hasn’t seen ANYTHING like this in her life.
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>>27092267
>Can you really destroy her reality by showing her a glimpse of paradise and revealing Tartarus as the hell it is, knowing that she’ll spend eternity pining for the chance of another?
>...The look on her face will be priceless.
>You beckon her over the changeling way.
“Hope. Come here. There’s something I want you to see.”
>She approaches, cautiously at first, but once she realizes your near rage-out has subsided, she quickly reaches your side, sitting at your feet.
>You look down at her looking for any sign of emotion.
She cocks her head, but, with her eyes all one color, without tears it’s impossible to read any emotion in them.
>Her mouth gapes open, ”Wow, it’s just like that one nightmare Mother has, but a lot brighter. Why is the sky blue and on fire? Mother never said.”
>...
>Well that was a disappointment.
>”Did I do something wrong, father…?”
“Shush. The fire’s called the sun. Don’t look directly at it unless you want to go blind.”
>You then remember the first time Nymph ever tried to sense Discord’s emotions.
>The way she clutched her head in her hooves, screaming in agony...before panicking and screaming even louder that she could no longer sense emotions.
“Or directly at Discord, for that matter. Same reason different sense.”
>You place your hand on her head a moment before someone you’ve never heard before calls out, “Introducing, the Great and Powerful Discord!”
>...Who the hell is that?!
>You don’t have much time to ponder that question as the air erupts with the sound of what you guess is hundreds of pony’s hooves clapping, followed by Discord floating into sight a good distance away, dressed in his magician’s outfit.
>How he managed to dress himself as incorporeal projection was always a mystery to you...as well as why he considered clothes to be optional.
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>>27092292
>Once the applause dies down, Discord launches into a speech, “Changeling, Gentle-human, and my enthralled subjects. Watch, and be amazed as I, Discord, make the very sun disappear!”
>As he starts going through his ‘nothing up my sleeves while amusing things fall out of said sleeves’ routine, you glance down at Hope.
>She seems to be completely rapt.
>A drumroll begins, signifying the beginning of the magic trick.
>Looking up you see...boo, he does something like this all the time.
>He has his lion’s paw at the perfect height to look like it’s touching the sun.
>The monster’s been restored to near omnipotence, and he STILL doesn’t have any new material.
>Discord makes a big show of struggling to slowly push downwards, and as he does so, the sun lowers along with it, until he’s forced it below the horizon.
>Once the sky’s gone dark, he calls out, “Tada!” and bows, the crowd erupting into cheers.
>”I don’t get it,” Hope comments, mirroring your own thoughts.
>After all, he did the exact same thing earlier today with much less fanfare.
>As you start to think of an appropriate response, the sun rockets back up, the crowd gasping in horror as it returns to it’s previous position.
>Discord snarls and snaps his fingers, appearing in front of the portal sans outfit, “Do you SEE the problem, Anon?”
>No. No you do not.
“I uh...I don’t get it. Mind explaining for the idiots in the cave?”
>”She put the sun back on her first try!” He cries out, sounding almost despondent, “She took all the FUN out of it!”
>You take a moment to rub your forehead.
“So...Tirek’s mad that she ruined your game? That sounds exactly nothing like him.”
>”No, it means Twilight Sparkle’s LEARNING. She’s getting better at controlling her magic. The longer it takes to find her, the more difficult OUR job is going to be. And…”
>...Oh.
>Oooooohh!
>He's saying they could lose this thing if you take too long.
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>>27092307
>That got the point across as to why Tirek’s been pushing you so hard.
“Alright, I’ll uh...keep that in mind. But in the meantime, maybe you two should think about brushing up on your magic uh...combat...whatever the hell you guys do.”
>That gets Discord grinning again, “Oh, absolutely. After the next act, of course. Blindfolded knife-throwing. Would you like to watch?”
>With a deep sigh, you shake your head.
“No...no. You got me into serious mode. I’m going to get to work on finding Twilight.”
>He grins, quite literally from ear to ear, “Oooh, I get it, not kid friendly enough for the concerned father. Speaking of..."
>He drops any pretense of amusement, "Hope is going to tell you some very disturbing things. But you can trust her. The bug doesn’t have a dishonest bone in her body.”
>How does he know about…
>Wait.
>Bug...bones...
>You laugh and wave him away.
“Ooh, that’s bad. Get out of here, you.”
>With a smirk, Discord pinches the portal and zips it shut, leaving no trace of the hole in reality.
>”I’m confused…” Hope mumbles once she thinks it’s safe to talk.
>...Right.
>You have a job to do.
“Good. Stay confused right there. I’m going to bring Cadance her bedding.”
>”Ok, Father.” Hope does as you command, sitting there and...as far as you can tell, watches you as you gather up Cadance’s bedding and head out.
>Discord’s over-the-top message weighs on your mind as you make your way to your guest’s room.
>Maybe...maybe asking for two days WAS too long.
>If Twilight’s already ruining Discord’s fun after less than a day, it means she’s getting good real fast.
>And, for all you know, she might be the magical equivalent of you-the one who’s good at combat.
>It would make sense, after all.
>Why NOT give the best fighter all the advantages they could ask for?
>Whiiich...means you might have to fall back on the offer Cadance made before, that she would take you with her.
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>>27092334
>Assuming it’s still open, after you hunted her down like an animal.
>Speaking of the pink pony…
>You pause as you enter her room, looking around.
>...Where is she?
>A second scan of reveals nothing.
>She’s not here.
>Shit!
>Dropping your bundle, you take off, sprinting down the hall, skidding around the corner before running towards your prisoners.
>Shit, shit, shit, she must have snuck off when you were talking to your friends!
>What is WITH this mare?!
>She has more trouble sitting still than a damn child-you know this now, because even HOPE stays in the room when you tell her to.
>If she tore down the door to Luna’s room, she could've ruined Luna’s training…
>You skid to a halt at the fork between Celestia and Luna’s rooms.
>You can hear hushed voices...dammit you can’t make out the words.
>But they’re coming from Celestia’s room!
>You start sneaking down the hall as the faint clanging of metal joins them, filling the air.
>”Got it!” Cadance cries out in victory, the first words you can make out before you hear the sound of the rusted cage door swing open, ”Now let me help you get the muzzle off.”
>Repeating your actions from last night, you creep up on the entrance to the room and stop, deigning to listen in for right now.
>You’ve been waiting for Cadance to finally try to betray you properly but…you had just started to trust her.
>Maybe she just wants her snuggles?
>She did ask to stay with Celestia, after all...
>”He did something to Luna, I don’t know what, but I’ll try to help her. I can’t...get a good grip! Auntie, if you can sneak past, just push the door and run for it. He caught me but...you have longer legs, and I don’t think he can do it again today!"
>Well, she’s right on that.
>But you CAN’T let them know it.
>...If you’re going to make a move, you need to decide NOW.
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Well, you've been calling for Celestia...what are you going to do now?

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>>27078729
>”Oh wow, this really fits Punishment.”
>”Yeesh...it’s REALLY fitting..."
>”Wait...that...is that SERIOUSLY a portal to Tartarus?!”
>Read the writing on her crown.
>mfw
Holy shit, I have fanart. This is amazing! I can’t stop smiling, thanks a ton Anon.

>>27065242
>>27079620
Alright, I’m going to be a cringey faggot and try to defend myself there. I was attempting a “tasteful blend” of human and equine anatomy, since human anatomy on pone feels wrong to me, and most people don’t seem to appreciate it when writers go full squash soup But I’ll fully admit, it’s been a long time since I’ve done anything with the latter species, so my memory may be faulty. I’m sorry it didn’t work so well, Anon.
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>>27092413
Oh shit, it's going down.

This is all we need, right?
We didn't have a reason to keep Cadence locked down before, but this is more than enough. I vote for making sure nobody escapes with as little violence as possible, and using this as an excuse to take away some of Cadence's privileges. At the very least, this is enough to tell her that her aunts are completely off-limits.
Also, we should probably tie Celestia up if we can. If whatever was being used as a lock can be broken by a pony, there needs to be something else stopping her.
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>>27092413
You know what? Fuck the horses, double down on the 'lings. Use Hope to mindrape your way to the information needed, then tie up the princesses and send Hope off to get the hive. Once you've got the backing of the hive, do what you need to do while you wait to give the information to T.

The only way ahead now is the hive.
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>>27092623
>Which, of course, would mean you’d be used as a giant egg-sack for the next eternity.

Whether or not this is true, this is what Anon believes will happen with the hive. It's not worth it for him to double down if this is what he thinks will happen.
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>>27092371
Fucking cliffhanging cunt, MORE
I am really liking this pacing

I'm this guy
>>27065242
>>27079620
And it's fine, Anon. But this is 4chan. Can't appraise anything without some healthy insult and condescension, you know?

But really, as far as anatomy is concerned... Are you fully aware that the whole bleeds-the-first-time song and dance with human vaginas is complete and utter bullshit? It's not just feminazi propaganda. That whole "You can tell she's a virgin by the hymen" bit only works for recent things by touch. The hymen does heal over time.

Maybe I'm being TOO condescending, but it seems to me that you didn't know this. Just trying to help you out.
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>>27092371
I think for starters we need to stop Cadence doing what she's doing right now, >>27092592
is probably one of the best ways of going about it, as little violence as possible and not completely locking down Cadence. Saying that I think Cadence should lose some freedom privileges and I honestly think the "leaving with Cadence if shit goes tits up" door is closing very quickly so we need to be working on helping Tirek win.

>>”-he...mother...to...I...but...sorry...”
We should also find out what Hope was about to say here, it sounds like she was about to reveal the truth from the Nymph side story here.

All in all I think we should be building up trust with Hope and getting the location of Twilight ASAP otherwise we'll be getting the 'canon' ending and we're going to lose big time.
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Doesnt Hope have paralytic venom? Maybe we drug the hell outta some pones and let Hope mindfuck them at her leisure?
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>>27094392
On the whole Nymph and Tirek thing, why didn't Discord just tell Anon what happened?

>>27094521
Maybe not as a torture technique, but I feel like if anyone does end up escaping we should keep this in mind since Hope, presumably, has the ability to fly as well.
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>>27092647
I'l admit that wouldn't be pleasant at all, but it's an acceptable cost to get what he needs.
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Oilbird delivered. Will Bluebird do the same?

One can only hope.
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>>27092413
Fuck. Just... fuck. Traitors everywhere.

>Tirek
>"Your constant pestering is screwing up my plans"
Pretty accurate, really. If he didn't call we wouldn't be distracted for long enough for Cadance to get away. What's worse, we /knew/ Cadance would notice that we're talking to our friends. What we didn't realize was that instead of coming to us to ask what was happening she would go straight to freeing her aunts. So we can't really blame all of it on the big guy.

Still, I'm glad that we got some real space this time. We have enough on our plate as is, and I don't remember Anon ever getting an undisturbed sleep. So when we're done handling yet /another/ immediate crisis. We might actually get a good nights sleep and a whole day of work and fun.

>Discord
>actually being useful
Well this is a surprise. But a welcomed one. He manages to appear to be the most trustworthy person Anon knows... which, considering he's /Discord/, only shows how much of a traitor everyone else is.

>Hope
>You were seriously considering the possibility of going back to Nymph…
Yeahhh... I think she's trying to subtly mind control us. I mean, for 70 years, Anon never considered getting back with his ex. He knew exactly where she was and all he needed to do was to go there, yet he /chose/ to stay alone anyway.

And now? Just two-or-so days away from the freedom he's desired for a thousand years... we're actually considering abandoning that and getting back with her? And this is happening mere hours after we met a changeling capable of mind control, who just so happens to want nothing more than for Anon to get back with Nymph? This isn't a coincidence. We NEED to disable Hope's magic as soon as she gets us the info we need. If we're going to make a decision like this, we have to do it with a clear head.
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>>27098258
How do you "disable" changeling magic?
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>>27098258
(cont.)

Also, If Hope understands that giving us Twilight's location would mean Anon leaving the Tartarus... she will most likely choose to lie, even if she learn anything, just to make sure Anon stays in here. That's not good, at all.

We can't flat out lie to her, but... maybe we should compromise and consider the possibility of Anon and Nymph reuniting, under the condition it will happen /out/ of the Tartarus, and not in? Hope certainly seemed to like How Equestria looks, Nymph can always build a new hive and find lots of other hosts in a place with hundred times the resources that Tartarus has, and she /was/ a great pet.

>Cadance
I... I'm hurt. Really, /really/ hurt. I mean okay, yes we /did/ rape her aunt, and yes we /did/ hunt her down like and animal... so we kind of deserve that betrayal... but it still hurts!

She gave us hope (no pun intended) that maybe, just maybe there IS someone who believes that we could be something more than a damned monster, that we could learn to be good again, that we could hope for something better. We were content with our ordeal and she made us hope for something better, that's where true misery comes from (>>27053488). For a moment we were actually happy, and then she went and took that away from us, just as soon as we got a taste of it!

Isn't this pretty much exactly what Luna did? Pretend to cooperate and to give us a second chance, only so she could betray us at the earliest convenience? Guess it runs in the family. Just as soon as we get the chance we should punish her accordingly.
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>>27098380
(cont.)

>Celestia
This... this bad. how bad? It's too late to catch Cadance red hoofed. Celestia is already free and what's worst, is that non-violent options are no longer a possibility. It's going to be a fight.

They know there's no way we're not going to just let them go (we still need that info), and they are not going to run. Between Cadance and Celestia, we know it's Celestia who's calling the shots. And she's not going to sneak away, that would mean keeping Luna in our grasp. She knows what we did to her, how angry would an escape make us and who would we take it out on.

We raped her sister, she hates us. She's going to fight us, and she's going to fight us to the DEATH. She has nothing to lose, not even her life. And the only way she gets her family safe is if we're too busy being dead or regenerating our broken legs to chase after them.

And the same goes for Cadance too. She very well knows we won't take her betrayal easily (we explained to her /why/ we did what we did to Luna), and there's no way she will be safe from us if we win. She shouldn't be able put up much of a fight because of how weak she is right now, but... she's not going to just lay down and beg for mercy. If she wanted to do that, she wouldn't be sneaking around the cave to free her aunts.

>what do
Let's think of our options. We can't just walk in on them and tell them they're under arrest. Here are the options I see.

A: We stay hidden, and get a jump on them as son as they turn the corner. The problem is... can we really take on Celestia in a fight? She might be a bit stiff, but other than that she's completely unharmed, while we're bruised so bad Discord thought we got eaten and our back is almost non-functional. And though Cadance is weak, it's still going to be a 2v1 fight, and if she gets behind our back, we're done for. Our only advantage would be the element of surprise, and I'm not sure that will be enough, with every other element playing against us.
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>>27098640
>say "Thank you, Cadence!" before walking around the corner
>maintain a stone cold calm, even smile a little at Cadence
>ensure that Celestia feels ignored by our gaze
>take her muzzle off
>encourage them to escape
>go to our rooms
>let their paranoia imprison them while we buy time/rest
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>>27098640
>>27098640
>It's too late to catch Cadance red hoofed.
No it isn't, that's the exact point we've left off on.
>Celestia is already free
No she isn't, she's just out of her cage
>Non-violent options are no longer a possibility
They totally are, though

We can beat them both, easily. Soreness isn't going to be the end of this, and we have huge advantages over both of them.
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>>27098640
(cont.)

B: We forfeit the element of surprise and go arm ourselves. assuming Cadance didn't already steal it, there should be a knife at the entrance to our cave, along with the rest of our hunting gear, wooden mace and hunting net. And there's also fire, we could use that as a weapon too, it should scare them at least. We won't get a jump on them that way, but we could try to set up another trap, and hope they won't realize how suspicious it is they didn't run into us yet.

C: We go get Hope. She's hurting a bit, yes, but otherwise she's unharmed. She has magic, she has venomous bite, and she will turn the 2v1 into a 2v2. I like the odds of that. But... can we really trust her? Yeah she's been obedient so far, BUT if she realizes that letting the princesses escape will ruin or chance of leaving Tartarus, it might be a 3v1 instead of 2v2. And we're not going to win that. She's loyal to Nymph, not us, and if she thinks that taking away our other options will further her goal more than getting into our good graces, she's going to betray us, just like Cadance did a minute ago. Also with how much Celestia hates us, how betrayed we are, and how scared Cadance is, there's a /lot/ of emotions in the air, and we know she could get dizzy or even hurt from that. So even is she doesn't betray us, she might still be useless.

Personally, I'd go with getting the weapons, but there is no good choice, and I have no other half-decent ideas. One way or the other, we need to fight hard and we need to win.

After we're done with them, (assuming we win) I think we should stop trying to be subtle, get Hope, have her mind read Cadance. If it works, good, if not, we can start working on another solution. If Hope doesn't have enough more love to do it, we can rape Cadance first and let her watch.

>Maybe she just wants her snuggles?
I don't know if we can fit both Celestia and Cadance in the same cage, but it's time to try.
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>>27098910
>I don't know if we can fit both Celestia and Cadance in the same cage, but it's time to try.
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>>27094392
>We should also find out what Hope was about to say here
agreed.

>>27098357
I'm not sure, but we know anon has dealt with other changelings before. Do magic suppressor need some special material or is any kind of rope tightly wrapped around her horn going to work?

>>27098803
And if they call our bluff?

>>27098839
No she isn't, she's just out of her cage
She wasn't bound in that cage, other than having muzzle on. She can't bite, but she can kick and stab with her horn.

>we have huge advantages over both of them
What advantages? We couldn't even lift Hope off the ground, and needed to use her as a crutch to get up. We're not just sore, we're beaten and exhausted.

I would love a peaceful solution, but how are we going to get Celestia to negotiate?
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>>27099112

>and if they call our bluff?

So what? The only variable right now is accommodating the inconvenience of our sore back.

Celestia has been in a cage for weeks. She's not gonna be just stiff, she's borderline crippled. And her physiology isn't all that powerful at her Tartaran peak, given how easily she got fucked by Anon before. Two black eyes and a foreleg torn from its socket and she's done.

Luna's not even free yet, and even if she was, she's fucking insane. Irrelevant in a physical confrontation.

Could probably just yell at Cadence to shut her down, or a good smack. If not, she's sure as shit not gonna be any more difficult than Celestia.

I really don't see the problem here. Honestly, this is just a valid excuse to break some Sunbutt and have a good time. It'd be gratitude-inducing if our back wasn't fucked up.
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>>27099190
>Celestia has been in a cage for weeks.
You're losing your sense of time, it's been a day and half.

>And her physiology isn't all that powerful at her Tartaran peak, given how easily she got fucked by Anon before.
Back then she was still chained to the ground, Anon was in his top shape, and was armed with a spear and a net. Anon is the borderline-cripple here, not Celestia.

>Could probably just yell at Cadence to shut her down, or a good smack.
If this was true, she would have stayed in her room as we told her to in the first place.

>Honestly, this is just a valid excuse to break some Sunbutt and have a good time. It'd be gratitude-inducing if our back wasn't fucked up.
Oooooh, I completely agree with you on this one.
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>>27099112
>She can't bite, but she can kick and stab with her horn
I'm really scared of the stiff bourgeois weakling with no magic and is no doubt suffering from ischemia from being stuck hunched over in a cage for 36 hours straight. How can our sore back stand up to such an assault?

>What advantages
Surprise, experience, muscle.
You're insane if you think a human being who has lived in constant hell for a thousand years would let a pulled back get in the way of their freedom.
Shit, a normal human would be able to get over that if it came down to it.
It's not like he has a fractured spine or a slipped disc, he just strained his muscles. It is just a sore, and it won't stop us from doing what we need to do.

We don't need a pacifistic solution, we're just looking for as little violence as possible. It isn't necessary beyond a show of force.

>>27099331
>Anon is the borderline-cripple here, not Celestia
This is the opposite of a true fact.

Celestia has been deprived of nutrition, restrained in a cage, and has no idea of Anon's physical state. Cadence is exhausted and weak. Anon is determined, in charge, has a more stable head, and has a better understanding of the situation than anyone else. If that isn't enough to peacefully wind this down, he only has to overcome being tired and sore like an average person. I'll remind you here that this is the same person that spent hours hiking back to his home while supposedly being "crippled" by his back injury.

We have this in the bag, let's not derail our work by doompauling ourselves into a shitty situation.
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>>27099636
>someone else is actually reading the green
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>>27092371

Oh jeez so that's basically the worst thing?

Discord just told us we can trust Hope so I think it's time to get Hope in on this. We might not be able to do anything to both of them together, but if it's Hope AND us? Especially since Cadance is not super comfortable with Changelings?

If we can get back to Hope and set up some ambush, maybe get a weapon to help even it out too??
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Phwoar.... is that vavacung?
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>>27076163
>>27076173
Did it up, everyone should be able to enjoy sassy Celestia.
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Here's my proposal.
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>>27107823
why
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>>27107915
Fun
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>>27107823
>>27108143
>namefag
>lolsorandum
Stop.
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>>27108184
Sorry
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Bluebirds soon?
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>>27092413
Some others have put up some very good ideas on what to do next, but I'll add one other thing:

When we confront Celestia and Cadance, we have to act genuinely hurt that the latter turned on us. Not just angry - that's going to be obvious - but actually emotionally distraught: We trusted her, agreed to listen to her efforts to reign in our more violent impulses, lowered our defenses around her... and this is how she repays us?

Whether it's an act or genuinely being hurt by that, we have to communicate to Cadance that we were really trying to do our part and actually thought she would do the same.

>>27109355
On a completely unrelated note, this has been one of my hands-down favorite pictures ever since I found it. It's not obviously fetishistic, it's not some easy bondage with a couple of limbs bound together with rope or something - it's rough and raw and pained. The blood is a little much, but I do like it as an image more sad than sexy.
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>>27109355
agreeing with >>27110243

The wounded portion of her neck would need to be quite photoreal to not look tacky. Other than that, I hope to see this as the cover image if this gets another thread.
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The ponies have proven themselves to be universally unreliable, meanwhile Discord has stated that Hope is shooting straight. I'll grant you that playing incubator to a bunch of 'lings is horrible, but there's nothing that says we have to do that again and, even if we did, we'd come away from the experience in a strategically better place. We'd have more assets to use.

There is no benefit in trusting or attempting to build trust with any of the ponies anymore, and there is little rationale for not siding with the Nymph and the hive.
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>not getting turned on by playing incubator for a changeling queen
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>>27110561
My issue with the hive is that it's an unknown factor. When we get down to it, we just don't know what will happen if we join with them.

What do we want?
1. Autonomy: Having free will is a pretty cool thing, let's not lose it
2. Freedom: We want to get the fuck out of this prison
3. Safety: self-explanatory
4. Comfort: let's just use this as a catch-all for anything besides the basic necessities

Nymph, at the very least, provides us with safety.
We do not know whether joining her voluntarily will preserve our autonomy, guarantee us comfort, or secure our freedom.
I'm fine with /consenual/ egg-layings sessions. I'm fine with trusting Nymph in the long-term.
I am not fine with the possibility of our mind being controlled, or being stuck in a rape-imprisonment-death-repeat cycle for all of eternity because we walked into an insane bug's sex hive out of a desire for more control.

even though it would make awesome smut (>>27110648), I think most of us do care a bit more for anon as a character than our sex parts.

Nymph is a wild-card full of huge risks and huge rewards. Let's not get greedy and take the chance if we don't need to.
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>>27110561
>meanwhile Discord has stated that Hope is shooting straight.
Anon doesn't know this yet, but let me remind you that Discord /knew/ that Tirek was going to make Nymph use us as an incubator, and he didn't warn us because he thought that it would be hilarious.

What makes you think he's not just setting us up for another, even worse "prank"?

>There is no benefit in trusting or attempting to build trust with any of the ponies anymore
Agreed.

>and there is little rationale for not siding with the Nymph and the hive.
Nymph and her hive are inside of Tartarus, which we are trying to escape.

Siding with Nymph makes sense only if we stay in Tartarus (which is a major fuck up in itself), and only if she agrees to be the one in the cage. She has an army, we have a stick. If she gets her hooves on us there is nothing we can do to prevent her from what she did last time. We won't have any assets, we will /be/ the asset.

I say we forget our uncontrollable ex-girlfriend Nymph, and train her daughter Hope as her cute and obedient replacement.
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>>27110561
>The ponies have proven themselves to be universally unreliable
I'd argue the opposite. From minute one, we KNEW Cadance was going to do this. Line 308 in the bin:
>The fact that she has to think it over is all the evidence you need that she’s dead set on “rescuing” them.
This whole time, she's had a stance of "protect family first." We had THOUGHT that we had turned her away from that, but it looks like raping Luna and hunting her down like an animal put her back on her original course. If anything WE were the ones who betrayed HER. We had just convinced her Luna and Celestia were the monsters, and then we showed we weren't any better.
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>>27111029
I'm not saying that her actions can't be justified from her point of view, of course they can. My point is that anon can't trust any of the ponies to behave in a manner that benefits him or that is at least mutually beneficial.

The hive, however, while an X factor may be more inclined to be useful. If not the hive, then at least hope.
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>>27111029
I think >>27110561 meant "unreliable" in the sense that they're willing to be dishonest scumbags, and choose to whenever they can, not that they're unpredictable.
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>>27111029
While I agree that Cadance's sudden betrayal was inevitable (we /are/ a monster, and it makes sense she wants to protect her family from us)... and hunting her down was a betrayal of our promise to let her leave whenever she wants. (We didn't promise anything about not raping her aunts though.)... BUT we then made a new deal with her, and she broke that deal. Her betrayal is not undeserved, but it's still betrayal and we have the right to be butt hurt about it.

We promised to try to becoming a better person, and in return she promised to stay with us and and do what we tell her. We told her to stay in her room, she didn't, we told her not to go see Celestia, she did.

Also, she should realize that the best way to protect her family is not by trying to get them away from us, but to get us to not want to hurt them, because her aunts are not going anywhere.

I say we knock them out, cram them both in that cage, go check up on hope to make sure /she/ didn't sneak away while we were busy, cause that seems to be the running theme around here (if she did, we're either completely fucked or the cage is going to get REALLY crowded), and then we go visit Luna and let Cadance listen to what happens if she makes us want to hurt thing.
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>>27111370
>we /are/ a monster
Bullshit.
What have we done that is "monstrous", besides raping Nymph?
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>>27111419
>What have we done that is "monstrous", besides raping Nymph?
Enslavement, rape, torture, associating with known super-villains...

Though what I mean to say was, that Cadance has a legitimate reason to /think/ we are a monster, because we are one of the beings her aunts considered to be absolutely un-redeemable (because we killed thee ponies) and banished to Tartarus.
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>>27111419
Revenge isn't the moral high ground, anon, and what's been done to the sisters and nymph is monstrous. That doesn't give sanction to what nymph or the sisters have done, but neither do their actions give complete moral license to anon for anon to do whatever he wants.
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Boy, this is going to be Betrayal: The Thread.

Anyhow, next section of Bluebird is on proofreading and then I can post.
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>>27112461
yesssssssssssssssssssss please
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>>27112697
>Oh you fucking liberals.
I take offense in this.

>Luna and Celestia deserving everything they got and much worse.
I agree with this.

>Cadance
Her actions were justified, or at least understandable. Even if your relatives are evil, they are still your family, and it's entirely natural to feel the urge to defend them.

Punishing her by death-and-rebirth would not be a Proportional Punishment.
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>>27112697
>This has nothing to do with revenge
So, you're saying that Anon is in the headspace that he's going to enact justice against Luna and Celestia on behalf of all of Tartarus? Anon is doing what he's doing, dispassionately and because it's the right thing for the aggregate of Tartarus, and not because he's just pissed at what happened to him? That's what you're arguing?

While you make a good case that they do deserve death or some form of retributive justice, ala Dante'esq punishment, I don't believe for a minute that Anon is doing this for anyone other than Anon. Sure, he can recognize that they put everyone down here and that's shitty. But what evidence do you have that Anon, if he were not inconvenienced by his banishment to Tartarus, would act out of a sense of justice for the people tortured by the Tartarus experience?

I get it, you want yours and you want Anon to get his too. The problem is that you're unwilling to admit that, in doing so, the personal investment precludes the possibility of Anon becoming anything other than a monster. Now if you, and Anon, are willing to accept that: that's fine. My issue is the pseudo-moral highground assumed by the cowardly who want the benefit of acting monstrous but who are unwilling to face the existential consequences that are the necessary and inevitable conclusion of acting monstrous.

That, THAT, is the exact problem with Celestia and Luan. They've committed horrible acts, but they still wake up in the morning and when they look in the mirror they don't see monsters: they see just rulers.

I'm not arguing against punishing them, I'm just stating plainly what that means in terms of existential consequence.
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>>27114562
I really don't want to pass myself off as some benevolent special snowflake, but I really don't see what's so hard to believe that Anon might have some kind of philosophical sympathy for the denizens of Tartarus.

I really don't want to believe I have some high and mighty duality of mind that lets me be bitter and reasonable at the same time, but I'm really getting that vibe here. Am I missing something?
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What the shit happened to the other threads?
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>>27114562
What is justice but a revenge agreed upon?

When Luna and Celestia judged us, they had the right and duty to do so, because we committed crimes against the people of the land they ruled. And while the process would be seen as unfair by our standards (we didn't get a chance do defend our actions, we didn't get a lawyer,...), by the standards of Equestria it was considered justice.

But now we are all in Tartarus, which is not a Kingdom, but Anarchy. There is no one superior to us, there is no court, not even a public forum where other people Luna and Celestia wronged could make their opinions known. In Tartarus, might makes right, and as far as this cave in concerned, Anon is the mightiest person around (status which is about to be challenged in the next update). That means that Anon has the right and duty to judge Luna and Celestia for the crimes they committed against the people of Tartarus. Their victims are innumerable, and the suffering they caused unspeakable, they are guilty and deserving of punishment.

This is the due process of the law, because what what we say is "the law" of this cave in Tartarus, just like what they did to us was the due process of law of their kingdom in Equestria.

As long as the punishment we assign is proportional to heir crimes, we are not a monster. And considering the magnitude of their crimes, I don't think that it's physically possible for Anon to execute a punishment that would be disproportional.

tl;dr
We can do what we want and don't have to feel bad about it because they deserve it.
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>>27114640
My main issue with that idea, that anon has some type of philosophical sympathy, is that I can't find support for it in the text. Anon is shown to be largely selfish. Now, you can make the argument that that's the result of however long he's been in Tartarus, but that doesn't mean that he isn't still selfish.

If you can find something in the text that shows anon has some type of morality or psychology that would engender a sense of . . . social responsibility? Objective justice? Something other than merely venting his spleen, then I'd love to see it.

I'm not saying he's not sympathetic, but in saying he's sympathetic you don't have to ignore his flaws.
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>>27115125
>Other threads
If you mean SiM itself, we got hit by a janitor who had a hard-on for repeatedly scruffing certain threads - no clear pattern or group. It's quieted down now, but we're still laying low under this name for a bit. When this thread dies we'll give it another shot at the original name and see if we get hit again.
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>>27115255
Dude, you are all over the place with that.

First off, you’re going to have to look long and hard to find a society or moral system that does not differentiate between justice and revenge. We can discuss whether or not there is an actual or merely apparent difference between the two, but to say that there is no distinction without arguing that point is sloppy.

I’m going to table the bit about Equestrian justice so I can get into the biggest problem with what you’re saying. Well, the biggest problem is that your argument is philosophically inconsistent but let’s get to the meat of that.

You’re arguing that Tartarus is a classic example of Hobbesian State of Nature. Granted, Hobbes SoN is nasty brutish and short, to paraphrase, and Tartarus swaps short for unending, but the point remains. Might makes right, sure we can agree to that. However if there is no real objective justice beyond the strength to impose your will, then there is no real duty. You cannot say that anon has a duty, when duty is an imposition of the higher on the lower. If there is nothing higher than anon, then anon cannot have a duty in this scenario.

Furthermore appeals to law and due process are meaningless of right is defined by nothing more substantial than the passing whim of the most powerful entity. In a rule of law society, you can justify acts by appealing to law as law is the higher arbitrator of interaction. However in a ruler is law society, there is no such appeal. The ruler is free to do as he or she wishes when and how he or she wishes.

So any sort of appeal to law or justice is meaningless. To even bring it up is to do what I argued against: engage in bullshit justification. Anon is doing what he wants to do because he wants to do it.
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>>27115255
>>27115460

Inflicting pain and suffering for the sake of enjoyment is monstrous, ergo anon is by extension monstrous. If that’s the direction anon is going in: fine. I’m not arguing that shouldn’t happen. What I am arguing against is some bullshit whistling in the dark fantasy wherein we attempt to say that we both get to do whatever we want because we are powerful while simultaneously justified in our actions due to some higher purpose.

If you’re going to be a villain, be a villain, but don’t be a villain who pretends he’s somehow justified in his villainy. That’s just cowardice.
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>>27115433
>we got hit by a janitor who had a hard-on for repeatedly scruffing certain threads - no clear pattern or group
Oh goddamnit, again? This has got to be at least the 3rd big wave of scruffy drinking the bleach and going on a bender since the thread started.

I'm open to a thread from a few months ago. My concern is that there might be some broken links to the threads here and there.

1. Do all the threads for the last long while end with a link to the following thread?
2. Do all the threads before this specific one have "Submission is Mandatory" in the title, to make finding the thread OPs in the archive easier?
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>>27110733
Think in the long term, Anon.

If the Queen thinks you're obsessed with being her broodmare--err, stallion--she might go along with your ambitions. You could use the sexual infatuation to spice up how believable it is. Hell, it might even be true.

An army of Changelings could be useful, especially in Tartarus. Also a good bargaining chip once you get out. Tirek and Discord could very easily be cunts; The chances of being treated well by them increases greatly while we're useful, and not just a devious human.

Worst case scenario, bug doesn't trust you, you get raped until you escape.

Second worst case scenario, Tirek and Discord abandon you and you rule Tartarus with Changelings until the next opportunity to escape presents itself.
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>>27115513
Yes. This particular incident only really got bad 2-3 weeks ago and it's been pretty quiet since a week or so.

Prior to that, however, we ran threads more or less continuously beginning-to-end, spawning a new thread only when the old one hit bump limit. They /should/ all have Submission is Mandatory in the title.

If it doesn't, while we sometimes let the old thread fall off the board before posting a new one (meaning no link at the end of an old thread), the new thread will 99% of the time have a link to the previous one in its OP. So, for instance, if you can't find #75 then just find #76 and look for the link back to 75 in the OP.
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>>27115558
>Worst case scenario, bug doesn't trust you, you get raped until the end of time.
Fixed that for you.
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>>27115620
Like anon's got shit going on. What's he gonna do, watch Fear the Walking Dead? No fucking thank you, I'll take an infinite cycle of rape and alien-chew birthing over that.
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>>27115620
long time*
FTFY
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>>27115705
"Get out of Tartarus" That is the shit Anon's got going on. Tirek And Discord might screw us over, but until that happens, getting out of Tartarus is what we're going to do.

And IF they screw us over, We can stay in Tartarus with three Pony princesses for us to use and abuse in any way we like. That easily beats, being someone else's sex-chew toy.

And IF Twilight wins, we get to be back with our best buds Tirek and Discord, and can hunt ourselves some feisty gryphon or a busty holstaur to use and abuse in any way we like. Which also easily beats being someone else's egg sack.
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Bumping before bed.
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>>27115513
We have our own records, don't bother in the archives.
http://mulpwiki.org/index.php/SiM
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>>27115292
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>>27116685
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>>27066628
make this happen, olibird
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bump before bed
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>>27115292
I want to be clear, since we're getting into one of those discussions where we're starting to use the same words with different meanings.
We both agree that they're in the wrong, and are deserving of punishment. Your argument is that Anon is hurting them out of an inability to control his emotions rather than in the interest of justice. That makes his actions immoral because his intentions are rooted first/only in revenge, right?
Ok.

First, Celestia and Luna being hurt is a good thing. They deserve it. For them to be in pain is, given the eternal nature of their injustice, an acceptable end for any action. /At the very least/, any action taken by Anon with the intention of punishing them for their wrongs is as close to objectively justifiable as you can get. This /does/ excuse it, he is not a monster if he is hurting them solely in the interest of retribution.

Obviously he is doing this for reasons other than impersonal principle, he has also directly suffered immensely because of their actions. He does have a personal stake in this, and the suffering he is causing them is motivated by the experiences forced onto him.
But let's not pretend, like >>27114640 alluded to, that emotions and rationality can even be hypothetically separated. A large part of the reason he's emotional is exactly the understanding of how unjust the situation is. Lines 47, 176-195, 1248, and 1929 all show that he is not just pursuing some kind of pseudo-egoist selfish revenge, he explicitly recognizes that the sentence of Tartarus is disgusting /on the principle it is done to anybody/ (or at least any mortal).
As a victim of that sentence, that knowledge is couched around his own pain, but that does not discount the fact that he definitely has justice in mind.

Even if it just came down to Anon wanting revenge, I see zero reason why that would make him a monster. I'd like to hear why you think it's wrong for someone suffering unjustly to want to hurt their torturers.
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>>27118685
>I see zero reason why that would make him a monster.
While I can't argue against the points you've made, Anon most certainly IS a monster, and I'd argue he deserves to be in Tartarus. The "supplemental backstory" pastebin details what he did to Nymph and...let's just say it's not pretty.
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>>27118882
Oh yeah, totally.
I just assumed we were talking about what he's done to the sisters, but yeah there isn't any justification for going out of your way to torment and traumatize a stranger.
That said, Celestia and Luna are just as responsible for the crimes committed within Tartarus as the animals that physically carry them out.
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>>27112461
yeyeye
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>>27110161
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I believe I promised some more Broken Bluebird.

Previous pastebin: http://pastebin.com/uJc4Lx65

> Morning comes with a grey, heavy sky and an unpleasant chill in the air.
> Alongside the severe lack of sleep the prior night, the end result is that you feel - and undoubtedly look - like death warmed over.
> Despite every effort to keep it from becoming wrinkled, you suit was far from pristine as well.
> All in all, you were nowhere near presentable for facing royalty.
> Fortunately Luna had decided her interruptions were no longer needed - or perhaps, no longer wanted.
> You hadn't been surprised to hear that she had departed before dawn, taking her small legion of bat-winged guards with her.
> And neither Cadance nor Shining Armor, though they surely notice your haggard appearance, seem inclined to comment on it.
> Instead they both nod evenly - Shining somewhat more shallowly - and turn to lead you back up towards the room Dash had stayed in.
> No words are spoken beyond simple greetings; evidently they were in as little mood for those kinds of formalities as you were.
> Cadance goes in to retrieve Dash while you are left with a glowering Shining Armor.
> When they reappear, you note with little surprise that Dash had neglected to put on the dress again leaving her without a true collar for the first time since you'd captured her.
> Briefly you wonder how that particular conversation had gone; the feeling of having her neck unhampered for the first time in months couldn't have been something Dash had missed.
> She does seem to be in good spirits, however - raising a hoof to wave with a bright smile as she spots you.
"Good morning, Dash."
> "Good morning, master."
> Now solely in the presence of those who know the full details of your 'relationship', Dash apparently doesn't see any problems with using your proper title.
> You...
> You're too tired to particularly care at this point.
> Squatting down, you hold out a hand and Dash turns her cheek to rub against it.
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>>27120429

"Enjoy yourself?"
> "Yes, master."
> She still has the good sense to flush.
> "Missed you, though."
"I can tell. Come - let's go home."
> "Rainbow!"
> Rarity's voice calls out from behind, urgent and desperate.
> Every head turns to face her, prompting Rarity to half-shrink back behind the door she had emerged from.
> "Rainbow, please. You don't have to go back to that. We're all here, we could-"
> "No, Rarity."
> Shaking her head, Dash takes a few gentle steps towards the unicorn.
> You stand again, head tilted at the exchange.
> "No. I can't go, any more than I could when I was first taken.
> Shocked, Rarity backpedals; Dash takes another fast step to close the distance even further but halts when her one-time friend takes another fast step back - putting herself entirely back through the doorframe.
> "But - what you said last night...
> "I meant it."
> The look on Dash's face is one of resolute sadness.
> "I really meant what I told you: We can't go on like this forever... but I can't go running away either. That's not... me. Not Rainbow Dash."
"Just because it worked with that wretched - with Chissik - doesn't mean-"
> "It means there's a chance, Rarity! And I wouldn't be staying loyal to you if I gave up risked your lives while there's that chance."
> Rarity gives a choked cry, and Cadance's gaze snaps to you before bouncing between the two one-time friends.
> It isn't hard to guess her silent petition.
> She wants you to force Dash to leave - to let yourself be the villain, dragging one friend apart from another and preserving their friendship.
> And last night, you might have been willing to play the role required of you.
> But that was then, and this was now; at some point during the night your mask had slipped off and patience with roles forced on you had worn out.
> No - they would have to work out their own issues, and Rarity would have to understand she couldn't take Dash from you.
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>>27120434

> Folding your arms, you regard Cadance neutrally and resume watching the encounter.
> Rainbow has taken another step forward, wingtips trembling as she raises a hoof towards Rarity.
> "Rarity... I'm sorry, but-"
> With one final cry Rarity turns and flees entirely, vanishing in a flash of purple tail and leaving Dash there with her hoof still outstretched.
> Gradually it falls to the ground - as do Dash's ears and tail, and eventually her entire head droops as well.
> Only now do you step forward, reaching out to rest a hand on Rainbow's neck and mane.
"Come, Dash. It's time to go home now."
> Home.
> Safety.
> Comfort.
> That's what she should associate you with.
> "Yes-"
> She hiccups once, and even though her head hadn't been firmly pointed at the floor you are quite certain she is desperately trying to hold back anything more.
> "Yes, master."
> Rising, you turn to leave - pointedly ignoring the fearsome scowl Cadance was shooting in your direction.
> Soon after Dash's quiet hoofsteps join in just behind you, and then Cadance and her entourage.
> No words are spoken as you descend to ground level, and then to the front doors of the hall.
> The second you open them, an unforeseen problem presents itself.
> Reporters.
> Like vultures descending on a fallen beast, they crowd in - probably having been waiting from the early hours of the morning - and bombard you with a hailstorm of questions and magnesium-powder flashes.
> Of course, you'd planned on leaving long before they had a chance to react to your sudden announcement.
> Now - well, it was good that you hadn't replaced Dash's collar the moment she got out of her dress.
> Shining Armor and Cadance only give impassive looks when you glance to them - the latter especially her eyes displaying the tiniest spark of satisfaction at your predicament.
> Fine; she wanted to go tit-for-tat with your refusal to step in with Rarity?
> Not your problem.
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>>27120444

"Stay by my side, Dash. Close, and don't respond to any of them."
> Rather than reply she only nods, her gaze still lingering hollowly on a blank spot of ground beofre her.
> Dash does, obey, though, passively holding her position just behind your left side as you begin to force your way through the crowd.
> The two royals tread just behind you, yet make no move do disperse the crowd until you near the plaza in which your shuttle had set down.
> A troop of golden-clad Royal Guard still surrounded it, half eyeing outwards while the others seemed focused in on the craft as if it could take off and obliterate them all without warning.
> Amusing, if untrue.
> Shining Armor barks an order and a gap appears to allow you through.
> At last the howled questions fall back away, leaving you once again alone with the crystal royals.
> Turning to face them one last time, you offer a final bow.
"Well. Thank you again for this, both of you. I honestly mean that - I think this has been a step well-worth taking."
> "I hope it is as well."
> Cadance's tone is harsh, but it softens when Dash speaks up as well.
> She can still barely bring herself to look up and face the larger mare directly, but Dash's voice remains strong.
> "Hey, Princess Cadance? I - uh - listen, thanks for this as well, okay? Even if it - didn't end the best. Thanks."
> Her face softens, and Cadance reaches out with one wing to lightly touch Dash's shoulder.
> "Maybe another time, then?"
> "Y-"
> Dash catches herself and looks questioning to you.
> Seeing no refusal is forthcoming, she manages to meet Cadance's gaze directly.
> "Yeah. Maybe, yeah."
> She does not really react until you are both seated in the cockpit, all the ponies having retreated to a safe distance from the air blast as the shuttle rises to depart.
> The main engines cut in with a stomach-jolting lurch, and you make one last lazy loop around the city before rising into the thick, grey clouds looming over it.
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>>27120450

> Climbing to burst through them reveals the clear blue sky above, sun still climbing towards its zenith.
> You opt to catch some sleep, making up for your earlier lost hours.
> Despite the uncomfortable seat and omnipresent rumble and whine of engines and air, your rest is far better than it had in the plush bed and silent room.
> Dash, meanwhile, waits until you'd touched down and were standing to leave the shuttle before speaking up again.
> "I... I should say think you too, master. For letting me do that."
> You slip an arm over to tousle her mane lightly.
"I had my gain too, Dash. And you've earned the right to enjoy some rewards, especially with what you did for me at the dinner."
> She nods, but tilts her head - crimson pupils roving over your face.
> "Are you alright though, master? You're still not looking so hot."
> Laughing softly at her concern, you nod an affirmative.
"The cost of being alert enough to work my way through that whole encounter last night: Not a great deal of sleep afterwards."
> "You were nervous?"
"A bit."
> Alone once more, the caution that had held back your words that morning is gone.
> Now it is just you and your slave, and you feel far more willing to speak freely with her.
> "Because of me?"
> ...though, Dash certainly is pushing the boundaries of how far you are willing to go with her.
"Yes, in part. Cadance I know wouldn't do anything worse than talk, but Luna..."
> "Princess Luna didn't bug us at all. She didn't even come in to our dreams."
"Good. That black-assed bitch at least knows her limits."
> You might still be a teensy bit upset over how badly she'd outplayed you.
> One eyebrow rises as Dash turns aside from the exit hatch and slips back into a side compartment.
> Understand comes when she returns - the metal band of her collar clutched in her jaws.
> She waits until you take it before trying to speak:
> "I thought that since we're done with all that frilly, dressy stuff..."
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>>27120459

"You'd come back to being mine."
> A smile touches your lips as you reach out, lightly scratching Dash around the back of her neck.
> She cranes sharply into your hand, enjoying the feel of your fingers digging in through her mane to rub at muscles all too often bound by the collar's steel grip.
"Appreciate it, Dash. Good of you to think of that."
> "Yeah. I..."
> She trails off and you tilt your head questioningly.
> When that doesn't work, you're forced to prompt her:
"You what, Dash?"
> "I dunno. I guess - I kinda..."
"Liked having it off?"
> Dash ducks her head once then looks away, as if fearing your retribution for admitting that.
> "I know what it means, but it's not exactly comfy, even if it does give me somewhere to put your compass-watch."
"I understand, Dash."
> The collar is slipped around her throat, locking with an almost inaudible click, before anything more is spoken.
"But even so, some things have to be.""
> "Uh-huh."
> Dash coos softly as your hand slips up to scratch around the edge of her ear.
> Her earlier morose state has eased some, your own pleasure at her act of devotion feeding back into her mood.
"Even if you weren't wearing it, I know you won't forget me so easily - no matter how much Cadance tried to wear on you."
> "Actually, she left us alone. Came in once just to ask if we were okay pretty soon after you dropped me off, and then left."
"Wait, she didn't...?"
> Your brows knit; you'd been sure that Cadance had been in there for some reason.
> "I promise - she just asked if everything was cool, and then went right back out."
> Hand rising to rub at your forehead, you grimace - you're still far too fuzzy for this.
> Maybe you shouldn't call Chrysalis now, leave this business with Chissik until-
> Your hand falls limply as realization snaps in, feet scuffing to a halt.
"Dash..."
> Hearing the cool - almost chilly - tone of your voice, she comes to a halt and looks back questioningly.
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>>27120465

"...if Cadance didn't say anything last night, how did Rarity know Chissik's name?"
> Try as she might, Dash hasn't ever been good at hiding her emotions.
> Her tail drops in an instant; ears as well.
> Wings, paradoxically, extend but only to curl protectively around her barrel.
> "Master...?"
"Dash - how did she know?"
> Creeping forward in measured steps you force your voice to remain calm.
"If she heard something when she went to Canterlot, or she's playing some other role behind my back-!"
> "No! No, she isn't - it's -"
"Just because she was your friend doesn't mean you should cover for her!"
> "I'm not covering for her! She didn't lie to you!"
"Then how, Dash?!"
> "Because I told her!"
> Sinking to her belly, Dash lays her head to the floor and squeezes her eyes shut as words tumble out of her mouth.
> "Rarity knew because I told her about Chissik!"
"You WHAT?! How much?!"
> "That - that she tried to sneak in and attack you, you caught - caught her, you made a deal with her to let her go! That's, not what it was you were doing with her or anything like that!"
> Stunned, you say nothing - boggling at the grovelling mare before you.
> Never had it occurred to you that Dash might do something like that - never had you believed that she might ever betray you on such a scale.
> She'd been thoroughly broken, willing to give up a chance to escape and even aiding in the imprisonment of her filly-friends!
> Why could she possibly have gone back now?!
> No words come to your lips; your tongue darts out to lick them, as if the wetness could somehow ease the shock you were feeling.
> Even so, thoughts only trickle out in half-formed sentences.
"Dash, I... why?"
> "I thought - she could hope if she knew about that-"
"Hope? Hope! Do you have any idea what you've just given them?! That's not hope, that's a key to unraveling everything I've done!"
> A heaving, heavy sob rips through your slave.
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>>27120474

>>27120474

> "I'm sorry! Rarity - she's gotta understand, you're not just some monster! I thought - I thought if she knew that you'd eventually forgiven and let Chissik go she'd believe there's hope in negotiating with you for me..."
"That's real fucking great, Dash! But what about the fact that they know I've been working with Chissik - with Chrysalis - behind their backs now? What about the fact that they know I lied straight to their faces?!"
> Words are finally coming, and they flow in an almighty torrent of fury at her absurd choice.
"I mean - what - what were you even thinking they would imagine when they heard that? Were you even thinking?"
> Instead of a proper answer, Dash heaves a silent sob into the floor in front of her.
> You, meanwhile, go on:
"My entire plan - everything I've done here - relies on them knowing that they can at least rely on me to hold my word. You've just thrown that whole thing right out the window, Dash!"
> Staggering a few steps forward you reach out and seize her mane in your fingers, gripping tight as you painfully wrench her head up to face you.
> Still no words from from her, although Dash's eyes are even more red than normal as a result of her tears.
> Pulling even further, she's forced up to balance precariously on her hind legs as a result of your fierce grip.
"Why, Dash? How hard could it have been to just follow your orders and make some stupid small talk with her - chat about whatever it was you did before you decided to throw yourself at me?"
> "Rarity - she had to understand, Chissik tried to attack you but you still let her go -"
"A fat lot of good that does now that they know I've been lying! What Rarity knows won't matter one bit - you've just thrown out any chance of seeing those stupid ponies you call your 'friends' ever again!"
> Dash fails to produce a proper response to that.
> Her lips are moving, but the only sounds that come out are sputtered, monosyllabic noises.
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>>27120493

> Suddenly disgusted by the pitiful sight, you release your grip and allow her to collapse to the floor.
> Dash lands on her belly with a painful thud, but soon staggers to her hooves and manages to lurch unevenly but rapidly down the hall away from you.
> You watch her go, unable to gather up the strength to pursue her.
> When you do finally find the willpower to travel up into the house proper, Dash is nowhere to be found.
> Your bedroom, her workout room, the one where she'd sat with you for her meetings with her friends...
> Had she fled entirely?
> No - that would still have set off alarms.
> Finally - acting on a spark of intuition - you slip back downstairs.
> The instinct proves to be (somewhat surprisingly) correct.
> Dash is seated in front of her cage, tail wrapped protectively around her hooves.
> The door to her hellish prison is open, like a maw waiting to devour its victim.
> Dash had to have found her old earmuffs and blindfold and left them out in front of the cage like offerings to appease some vengeful spirit.
> She does not look up when you enter, although one ear swivels at the sound of your shoes on the wooden floor.
"Dash."
> "Yes, master?"
> ...
> You don't know what to say.
> What's the point of punishing her now?
> The moment Rarity spoke to Cadance - the moment Rarity spoke to anyone - it'd be over.
> Done with.
> At the same time, a twitching urge inside you says that you can't allow Dash to slip away from this without some kind of retribution.
> She did not just betray you - not in the way you expected - but she effectively sabotaged any chance at having this be resolved peacefully.
> Any chance at you ever being free again as well.
> Celestia and Luna will never let this go now.
> ...nevermind that Cadance - your only real 'in' to the Equestrian halls of power - would realize you had been playing her as well.
> "Master?"
"What?"
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>>27120503

> Your tone is hard and bitter; Dash flinches, but manages to force herself to turn around and look at you.
> "Should I..."
> She motions towards the instruments of torment, unable to force the words out.
> It takes you a moment to understand, but then you remember how she'd been pulling her newly-replaced feathers out before you'd forbidden that.
> Now she'd actually screwed up, so she wants you to punish - no, to break her.
> She wants to let go of that responsibility again, to be forced back into being just a... tool.
> If she'd never see her friends again, why bother being anything but an unthinking, obedient servant anyhow?
> Slumping down against the wall, you bury your face in your hands.
> That this had come about as a direct result of your order - that Dash should not merely follow specific rules, but act as she thought would be best for you - was not lost.
> She'd obeyed that perfectly; only, her idea of what was 'best' had proven to be far more off than you'd believed.
> In some ways, that hurt even more than any of the previous times you'd been forced to punish her.
> When you were breaking her, training her - that was one thing.
> But this time she really did think
> "Master?"
> Hooffalls on concrete herald Dash's nervous approach to your side.
> She sets down the blindfold and earmuffs, then falls to her belly - awaiting your decision.
> And honestly?
> You aren't sure which choice is the right one.

I'm curious which choice people think is the right one.

As always, general feedback/criticism/discussion appreciated.

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>>27120520
>general feedback
I'm not sure how to feel about the fact that you trip but don't name. It's efficient, but I'm just OCD enough to feel the need to see the two together.
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>>27120520

Wow... just wow.. So much happened just there I had to re-read it.

Poor dashie fucked up doing what she thought was right and what he taught her to do.

He really can't punish her without breaking her or destroying her image of him. And he has damage control to handle on the princess side.

Only way I can see him keeping dash his is admitting fault, perhaps punishing himself in some way, taking a new approach with dash.

I don't know, but great things are happening and I love it.

(btw BB, what do you think of our new dragon waifu on the block? Think she has some slave potential?)
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new bluebird!
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oh.

ouch that was harsh. maybe they'll just think... chissik was being used to deliver a package or something...

poor rainbow really tried and she was just too dumb a horse to realize what she was doing was the wrong idea. i'd honestly think it'd be better to let her stew in her guilt. if she gets the cage, when she comes out she can have that catharsis of "i've been punished so it's over now." if she doesn't get anything bad for this (other than being forced to know exactly how bad she messed up) maybe the guilt will stick with her and she'll learn better? but maybe she's too dumb a horse for that too
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>>27120520
Damn... this entire thread is nothing but treason and depression.

Excellent update as always. While the whole visit was a nice change of pace and felt like a culmination of pretty much everything that happened in the story so far. I'm glad to be back to the "normal", with Anon and Dash in his castle, alone against the whole world. Everything is virtually back on square one. It really makes one want to just give up.

There is one thing that changed though... Dash's mental state. So not everything is lost.

As for what to do next... she fucked up but didn't do it on purpose. She tried to do what was best, and proven that she is better of being led than taking the lead, and she already understands that fact. Still at her core, she acted right, so she doesn't need to be broken and rebuilt again, merely corrected.

Punishment? Yes. By the cage? No. There are so many other ways to punish her, get creative. Whipping, starvation, sleep deprivation... how about electro-shocks? This is the only story with advanced technology available so let's use some punishment that takes advantage the fact, whatever it will be. Breaking her would absolve her of her guilt, and she needs to keep that one. She must not feel like she's done paying for her disloyalty and betrayal.

You are the master of feels.

>>27121032
I agree. It would be very convenient if you were using a name too, so we wouldn't have to call you "!sKAfVnup4Y" or "The dude who writes Broken Bluebird".
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>>27120520
Holy shit that was good.

>>27122683
>>While the whole visit was a nice change of pace and felt like a culmination of pretty much everything that happened in the story so far. I'm glad to be back to the "normal", with Anon and Dash in his castle, alone against the whole world.
This entirely, this was like my exact reaction. But damnit we didn't even get IN THE DOOR!

I'll be the (probable) dissenting voice saying we don't punish, very least not the cage... though what to do I have absolutely no idea.

I really like the idea of dash not being able to "get out of this" by being punished, but at the same time I don't think we want to go hard core guilt trip on her either. I'd love to see "I'm very unhappy with what you did, but you followed the rules" worked into it somehow, but that directly contradicts us having to do _something_, as powerful as doing nothing would actually be.

.. so I have absolutely no idea what I'd do (well, besides having set her free and turned myself in after that "actually I do" line awhile back), but I'm going to be thinking about it...
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>>27120520
this shit is stressing me out so much, i wish there was an endearing way for me to tell you to go fuck yourself
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>>27127665
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Oh, I saw the scruffening and tried to come as soon as I could. Anything happened? Are things okay here?
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>>27128242
>8 day old thread

i've only been here for ~3 days but it seems fine to me
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>>27120520
I don't think a physical punishment would be much use at this point. Just withhold from her the pleasantries that shes been enjoying (sleeping with Anon, sitting in his lap, scratchies, etc.) until she proves herself worthy of them again. She'll punish herself enough by agonizing over how to do so.
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>>27128915
I'd be satisfied with this.

But from where I'm standing, I think we need some alternative torture. You know, someone important to her?

Like Scoots?
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>>27129048
What, kidnap a child to torture a hostage?
If this Chissik business isn't going to set off the MAD scenario, that would.
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>>27129087
So is my pseudo Alzheimer's getting worse or don't we already have the CMC aboard the Obstinance?
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>>27129193
>reread before asking this
>didnt find anything
>immediately figure it out after posting
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>>27129199
>immediately figure it out after posting
Which part did you figure out?
That the CMC had never been aboard the Obstinance, that the CMC were handed off to Rarity in the last update, or something else?
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>>27131815
Not to rain on anyone but what is the deal with broken bluebird i , well I don't really like what was going on in that story and I felt like I needed to comment on it is all.
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>>27122683
>!sKAfVnup4Y
It's a minor annoyance really. He doesn't post anything else /besides/ BB here, so it's never been an issue. People generally just call him BB, and that's good enough. (Although I wouldn't mind a real trip being used.
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>>27131900
For me, it's the most emotionally gripping story in the history of this thread. It's a tragedy. For me it's not about liking what's happening and having fun with it. It's about having my heart drop to my stomach whenever I see there is an update, because I know something horrible is about to happen and I can't stop myself from reading it.

There's politics, there's emotion, there's character, there's intensity, and there's the most layered and complex relationship between Anon and Rainbow ever.

I understand why someone wouldn't like the story, but I personally love it.

>>27131951
Sorry to bug you, but... Cadance when?
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>>27131983
Looks more like Anon is doing what most call breaking a horse, only its dine with someone of intelligence and not an animal which is terrible and terrifying at the same time as Anon in that story is being a right bastard by corrupting Rainbow Dash mind and soul until she's happy being his property. That's when you know you got something truly terrible, convincing the one imprisoned that they are glad to be like that. What I don't get however is why doesn't the fact that the girls who can see Dash from those monthly visits in the first bit I read, not see the changes of their friend?

Personally I get that the story is about breaking the will of the pony, but if the girls could see that, it almost be a mercy to attempt a rescue any despite the risks. Better to be dead then to have your own sense of self be taken from you until your a twisted carcrature of yourself.

Maybe that's why it bugs me so much as the thought of loosing yourself by the actions of another without you being able to do anything to stop it chills me to the bone.

Again not going to hash on the writer if that's his thing good on ya I guess but I just wanted to get a better understanding of how that works out.

That and seeing Dash with no wings is, well not on the same level as the slow corruption of your sense of self, it is still, unpleasant.

I only got to the part after Gilda shows up and I just couldn't read anymore after it made me, frustrated.
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>>27132776
>What I don't get however is why doesn't the fact that the girls who can see Dash from those monthly visits in the first bit I read, not see the changes of their friend?
They /do/ see the changes, they even make a huge scene over that.

>but if the girls could see that, it almost be a mercy to attempt a rescue any despite the risks. Better to be dead then to have your own sense of self be taken from you until your a twisted carcrature of yourself.
Anon has a spaceship armed with nuclear weapon. Trying to rescue their friend by force would result not only in their own deaths, but also deaths of millions of innocents. They /want/ to do a rescue mission, but they can't.

It's like international politics. Just because another country has one of your people wrongly imprisoned and tortured, doesn't mean you can send a commando to the rescue. Instead you have to use diplomacy, and talk and talk, and talk, while watching as the person you're trying to save suffers and slowly withers away.

I feel the unpleasantness and frustration too, and they are exactly why I continue to read on.
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>>27132922
Whoa wait what? Anon has some warship I thought it was an evil lair?

And wait others would die ? How the dude is a single man amongst either man made constructs or something of that nature and your telling me he can just wage a war by himself regardless of the logistics, resources and the sheer manpower he would need?

That..that mind boggles me

That being said isn't that why you black ops for this sort of thing where you send th in and if they make it awesome i f not them no fault lies on your shoulders after all could have been those Zebra from africa

And I don't know about you but I would imagine that Applejack and Pinkie would damn the consequences and rescue their friend
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>>27133347
Literally every question you asked is answered in the story, go read it again.
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>>27133347
>Anon has some warship I thought it was an evil lair?
Sorry for the spoiler, I didn't realize you haven't read that bit yet. (more spoilers ahead)

>he can just wage a war by himself regardless of the logistics, resources and the sheer manpower he would need?
No, he can't wage a war, if he could he would have done that already, and took what he needs by force. He can do one strike and then he's dead. Anon can't win the war, but he can make defeating him so costly that everyone rather lets him exist, than to try removing him by force.

It's like dealing with a suicide bomber in a plane. Sure, once he blows himself up he's done for and can't do anything else... but if he does, many of /your/ people will be dead too, so it's better to negotiate, because while there are other ways to remove him, negotiation is the only way that won't lead to civilian casualties.
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>>27133372
I can't it's...it pushes all the right buttons in me that makes me want to rage and put the book down simply because I don't like where this story is going to go from what I can read. I know it's retarded, but ugh, it freaks me out.

>>27133436
So...he's a cancer.

Bravo writefag you did good in writing out Anon as what he truly is!

Jokes aside I get the whole it's going to really fucking hurt if he decides to punch, but wouldn't it be best to just rip the band aid off and deal with the fall out then? I mean hell there was that one plane full of people who an heroed by taking out the bombers on their plane by letting it crash before it got to it's target.
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>>27133549
I deal with my anger by getting into long political discussions in the thread, it's the best.

>best to just rip the band aid off and deal with the fall out then?
Ripping the band aid off means leveling Equestria in nuclear fire and destroying the world's atmosphere. The fall out would be literal fallout.

Also, the people who tried to take the Pennsylvanian plane from the 9/11 hijackers probably weren't hoping to have it crash. The terrorists crashed it on purpose because they were worried they would lose control and no one would die.
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>>27133549
>wouldn't it be best to just rip the band aid off and deal with the fall out then?
Are you really saying it's better to sacrifice potentially millions of lives to rescue one? No matter how horrible Anon is to Rainbow Dash, Celestia's a pragmatist and realizes that one life is a small price to pay for truce, especially when that one life can still be rescued.
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>>27133549
>So...he's a cancer.
Pretty much, yes.

But reading about what kind of despair drives enough one to become a cancer, that makes you understand and feel for them, even when you know they are the bad guys.

>best to just rip the band aid off and deal with the fall out then?
If it's your own life you're sacrificing, then nobody will blame you if you fail. If it's someone else's life though?

Even if the war didn't go nuclear, What would Celestia say to hose who died in the assault? Why was one stupid pegasus's life worth more than lives of a dozen of their sons and daughters? Why did you choose to kill your own people when you could have negotiated a blood-less solution?

If the war goes nuclear. How can you say it's the right thing to risk millions of lives to save just one? A few ponies die every day in traffic accidents, succumb to some illness, choke down on food, etc. Would you sacrifice your kingdom and everyone in it for one of those ponies? If no, then why would you do it for Rainbow? She's just one pony, you have to protect the millions.
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>>27131951
Well, aside from the spitfire thing and whole bunch of other things that were pretty damn awesome.. but I know what you mean, I've never been confused about what I'm reading.

Since we're complaining though, I don't care about the whole just a trip thing, I just wish BB would get a proper pastebin account!

>>27133549
This is the magic of bittersweet and pretty much any good depressing story with (what I assume is gonna be) a downer ending.

BB is awesome for a whole tonne of reasons, but the fact that we're playing the role of sadistic bastard is really neat to me... definitely fucks with my head though.
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BB has the hottest depiction of Stockholm Syndrome i've read with rainbow dash defending her imprisonment to her friends while they freak out over how much she's changed while she genuinely insists she's the same

it's basically the hottest thing i've read and the whole "i'm going to automatedly nuke equestria if you mess with me" never strained belivability
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Said it on the last update but I _love_ how Anon's position is weakening as he gets closer to his goals.

We know Twilight and the princesses are up to something, and now this. We've still got the "kill everyone" button, but I can almost feel Anon's world unraveling.

I'm a sucker for cold war era stuff. The whole public vs backroom dealing, the MAD, two parties with intractable positions.. this stuff basically presses all my buttons.
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>>27133664
>>27133683
>>27133777
if I was in charge, yes, every life of my subjects would be worth anything I could give. That being said, I would attempt to do it in a bloodless way without having to let Dash take the slow horrors of personality death.

After all if you have the power of a celestial body you would think you could keep it contained, or if all else fails 1000 years banishment to the moon again.

I just, I just want to hope that Dash would be able to get out of this alright and not be turned into some hollow version that defends the one who did all this to her. It bothers me, I don't want to be that faggot whose saying I don't like thing so I should leave, but is it really that enjoyable to see that kind of stoxkholme? Just reminds me of the Stephen King book where an author got his legs broken and had to write his story for the deranged fan that had broken his legs to begin with.
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>>27134563
I think half of it is the the sadomasochists of this thread being desensitized, and the other half are in it for how horrible it is. Like scary movies.

>>27134449
If this Chissik stuff really is game-ending, I would probably just fucking quit at this point.
You got Chissik drama, Twilight trying to shoot your ticket home out of the sky, Chrysalis doing a bunch of background work, the constant threat of the alicorns, and Dash's breakdown. I'd probably just let Dash go and see what happens.
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>>27134563
>>27134655
You don't have to be a sadist to enjoy sad stories, and really take out a tiny bit of the more fetishy stuff and that's what this is.

One of the really interesting things with this story is that while it's Anon, I think many of us arn't rooting for him (cause empathy for Dash) but at the same time are enjoying the politicing. It can be frustratingly conflicting, but it's a hell of a ride.

As to killing everyone to (maybe) save one life, one thing to say another thing to do. When this situation has played out in real life, it doesn't go like that. People sit by helplessly like dash's friends are doing. That mental image is a powerful one and not pleasant, but it's real.
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>>27134655
I don't even think it's game ending at this point. Obviously a huge blow, but worse case we're back to square one (and I don't think it'll come to that).

Look at how the cold war went down. The level of trust between the two sides waivered between scant and fucking nope and both certainly had a list of unforgivable atrocities. But they still occasionally got things done sometimes. This may well evolve into that kind of relationship.

That said BB mentioned this thing is wrapping up soon-ish, so I doubt we have time for that unfortunately.
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>>27134655
I suppose, after all none of this is real :'(

See I can >>27134716
See what you are talking about, but damn it all I would at least try, where is a Kennedy for some of that old fashioned brink man's hip that made Costa Rica back down?
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>>27120520
I'd say to do it. For all we know, she could be trying to play us, and seem innocent enough that we don't punish her.

At this point, her loyalty doesn't really appear to be a concern. She knows that we can, and will do terrible things to her if needed.

Putting her into the cage won't has a low chance of changing anything. for the worse. If we don't however, it /may/ make us appear soft, and give her the impression that we can be bargained with, or even manipulated.

Unfortunately, this might be the worst offense of hers, in terms of importance, and conscious disobedience. If we are going to take this route, it needs to be /bad/ for her. I'd say that either adding some new factor to the cage, making the time spent inside longer than before, or some combination of the two would honestly be suitable.

What she did might have removed our only chance at ever seeing another human or, or our home ever again. This wasn't out of ignorance on her behalf. Puppy eyes shouldn't save her.
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Heads up - Captive Pony just got scruffed. We may be about to hit Round 2.
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>>27139144
Well, shit.

Looks like I picked the wrong day to quit drinking.
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Holy shit all this discussion - I love it!

>>27121032
>>27131951
>>27133976
>Name and/or pastebin
Will consider.

>>27121037
>(btw BB, what do you think of our new dragon waifu on the block? Think she has some slave potential?)
I had a bit of a gripe with the episode - I liked it when dragons were these Smaug-esque ancient behemoths, not angsty teenagers and there are some serious plot holes regarding the Dragon Lord contest - but her character was top-notch. She's got something to prove, which makes her all the more fun to see being broken in.

>>27121089
Not so much dumb, as does not ever think about the consequences. Ever.

>>27127402
>I wish there was an endearing way for me to tell you to go fuck yourself
I love comments like this; it means the emotions are getting through properly.
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>>27139144
>>27139438
Doubtful. The only thread hit was Captive Pony.
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>>27141053
Not too sure on that. Trixie thread apparently got hit as well, and possibly erotic violence threads.

So a general writing thread, a fetish thread, and a character thread. Not seeing a pattern there again.
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>>27057779
since our inseption you guys raided our threads talking about how we don't belong on the board and need to merge with you. now you don't want to merge because we told you to fuck off. at least you got the message
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>>27111029
This, This is also why I fucking hate sim. it turns people into temporary psychopaths who can't distinguish reality and fantasy, and throw their rage wholesale at the characters they are manipulating for figuring them out and turning on them.

This entire story has been 4 angry people with slightly different dispositions lying right to eachothers faces. Nobody is in the right and everybody is wrong.
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>>27144340
Huh?

There were some initial hostilities (which I personally think was just one anon), but for the most part we've gotten along reasonably well. Either way I think most people on both sides thing a merger would be a bad idea due to how completely different our threads are as far as theme goes more than any bad blood.

>>27144372
All the wut?
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>>27142565
There hasn't been an erotic violence thread since the 4th. There hasn't been a real Trixie thread in forever. You'll have to be more specific if you're not fearmongering.

http://desustorage.org/mlp/search/deleted/deleted/type/op/
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>>27144340
>>27144372
Is someone trying to stir shit? Weird.
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>>27144510
Guessing cause SPG got scruffed again.
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>>27144525
Might be the guy that conflicted with the rest of SPG about the name of all things. "If I don't win I'll just try to hurt them by stirring shit!"
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>>27144541
wow, what massive amounts of salt. far be it from me to have a reasonable opinion.
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Ugh, we have enough of our own drama, we don't need to be _importing_ it from other threads.

>>27140171
>>I love comments like this; it means the emotions are getting through properly.

Wasn't that Anon, but I'd say you are definitely succeeding. I've more than once held off reading an update because "nope, not in the mood for feels tonight". You've made me _fear_ green.
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>>27144650
Not everyone mains one general religiously and shuns all others. I saw olli, remembered they said something about having everyone hated their ending for lunaslave when I enjoyed it, and peeked in to see it for myself.

It's far too intsense for my tastes, but peoples attitudes around it really drive up the rancor. desu though I also stopped reading blue bird without any outside influences. I kept dreading green even beyond my normal ability for story based punishment. Like all of my hopes and dreams are just sliding off a cliff because of some cosmic middle finger. Ollies stuff may be intense but It's hard to get too hurt when everyone is acting like a bag of dicks. Dash's purity even when spoiled and "broken" just doesn't give you anything to shield yourself with. it sucks you in and then the story crushes you like it does her.
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>>27144727
>I also stopped reading blue bird without any outside influences. I kept dreading green even beyond my normal ability for story based punishment.
This happened to me too, two times actually. The feels were just too intense for me to read the next update. (I came back both times though.)
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>>27144727
>Olibird's endings
I don't think people hate them (at least I don't), they are just almost comically detached from the rest of the story. Her Kingdom went from light to dark to really fucking dark and then in the space of like 10 lines jumped to ultra light. It was still an awesome story and the ending was still good, it just didn't match (which I think was the same basic point most people in here made).

>other generals
I started browsing SPG awhile back. I'll admit I got a bad taste initially (first few stories I read I thought were terrible) but some of their green is decent. Sucks to see their general getting fucked with for god only knows what reason.

>>27138676
The problem is, by Anon's own admission there's nothing to be gained by breaking her further. She's already broken, to the point where Anon's been trying to rebuild her. Throwing her in the cage regardless of whether she deserves is (I don't think she does) would purely be vengeance at this point and would work entirely against Anon's goals.

Legit have no suggestion as to what we do though. I mean I assume BB already has something in mind and isn't soliciting actual suggestions anyway, but I'm really enjoying trying to come up with an answer anyway.
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>>27144491
Ah, fair enough. I asked in the Trixie thread and they said it had happened.
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>>27091258
Not sure for you, but for me it's because even though I'm a giant sub, theyre horses, a sapient apex creature on their planet sure, but they are in the shape of my prey and the creature they are based off of have a base instinctual society based on domination, the good kind, not the violent kind, but the emotional and protective kind. Do what I say, Move where I move you, or we're doing laps. Combine that with my absolute weakness for cute fluffy animals, stereotypical as that may be, and It's repackaged into a dominance a submissive can digest.

sometimes I just listen to stable sounds because the horse noises are cute.
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AJ the turbo-exhibitionist? Interesting - there's nothing keeping her there, so it's a fair bet this isn't non-consensual. Or maybe those outside can only see her outline as well - a tease show, without the perils of being recognized.
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>>27153627
I like to imagine that she's been enslaved and denied orgasms for quite some time, and the only chance she gets to cum is in front of live audience, and she's just too horny to let the shame hold her back.
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>>27152483
Sauce?
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Put the file name in as a picture number on DB.
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>>27092183
>tfw you recently realize it's O L I B I R D
>After living a whole life thinking it was O I L B I R D
Why live?

>>27091258
Saved.
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>>27140171
Or why not abbreviate? Calling him only '!sKAf' might work, right?

Green on the works, and NOT like last time.
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>"Swiftly Brute! Your assistance is needed!”
>You are Anonymous.
>’Champion of the Equestrian Empire,’ or whatever styled title you’ve been granted you today.
>…
>You around the corner, and see Nightmare Moon seated upon her usual dark cloud; a small table beside her.
“Yes Nightmare? Is something wrong?”
>Hopefully, the answer is no.
>You just got out of the baths, and were planning on checking in with Octavia before dinner.
>Unfortunately, it’s clear Nightmare has different plans.
>Even in your apparent disinterest however, you must admit the tone in her voice was mildly concerning.
>It’s not everyday that a practical demigod calls your name in concern.
>As you approach, she lifts her wing and gestures toward the pillow beside her.
>”Sit, we request assistance in a most… delicate matter.”
>Assistance?
>Knowing better than to fight Nightmare’s idiosyncrasies, you quietly walk toward the large pillow on her right and take a seat.
>As you lower yourself onto the cushion, you take a moment to observe the mare beside you and try to derive any clues about what is going on.
>While the room itself looks relatively normal, Nightmare Moon /herself/ looks… off.
>Her left wing is making small, nearly undetectable twitches in the still air, and her entire body looks tense.
>Her cheeks looks slightly puffed, almost like she’s holding her breath.
>A feeling of genuine concern begins to creep into your mind.
>She normally isn’t like this…
”Is something wrong Nightmare? What’s up?”
>”Silence Brute! We have yet to seal our chambers!”
>Your eyebrows shift in confusion, before you feel a sense of silence and calm seemingly settle over the room.
>Unfortunately, it only serves to heighten your senses.
>Yeah, something is /definitely/ wrong.
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>>27163791
>You shift on pillow slightly, and lean toward Nightmare Moon in concern, placing a hand gently on her back.
”Nightmare, tell me what’s going on here…”
>She twitches her wing, prompting you to remove your hand.
>”We… require your counsel in a matter of grave importance…”
>Instantly, your mind begins to race, pouring through everything important you’ve done in the last few days.
>The recent reports of rebel activities in the southwest…
>The arrival of the Griffon delegation next week…
>…
>Maybe it was something Octavia had done?
>Nightmare Moon’s relationship with her has always been… complicated.
“Is this about Octavia or something? Unless you tell me what you need my help with, I can’t —“
>You stop talking as your attention shifts to the small table Nightmare Moon is moving in front of you.
>The soft clatter of wood against marble fills the air as she sets it gently onto the ground.
>You look in confusion as your eyes focus on the two small cups resting atop the table.
>…
>Is that…
>Yogurt?
>…
>”Our most loyal hoof maid mentioned this new delicacies that became commonplace during our banishment.”
>”She claims that it is some sort of dairy product, created by some process hidden from our knowledge.”
>In raw confusion, you look toward Nightmare Moon.
>She’s got to be joking.
>/Please/ say this is some sort of joke.
>And yet, as you look into her eyes, which are locked upon the small cups before you, you instantly realize this is no joke.
>Nightmare Moon is… scared.
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>>27163798
>”We’ve called for you company, so that you may provide support as we attempt this new… concoction.”
>You’re so caught in disbelief you can’t help but chuckle.
”Nightmare, it’s just food! I’m sure you’ve tried new things before, right?”
>Instantly, you regret your words as she recoils at your laughter.
>She looks… hurt.
>”Nothing like this Brute… she claimed that the common pony consumes it outside of a meal, as part of… “snack.”
>You /force/ yourself to maintain your composure, and again re-settle your hand onto her back.
“I’m sorry about laughing Nightmare, but this really isn’t a big deal.”
>”Were it part of a proper /meal/ we would have no difficulty introducing it to our pallet, but for it to be consumed by itself?…”
>She lifts the small spoon, which is of course covered in yogurt.
>"This is closer to cement or mortar than it is to a food Brute…"
>She lifts a berry with the spoon.
>”Our maid even placed fruits and berries onto it’s surface, perhaps to lure our tongue, and make it presentable.”
>She carefully lowers the spoon back into the yogurt.
>”This meal— snack, is most confusing Brute, and we wish not to consume it without your company, lest something severe happen to us…”
>How the fuck did Octavia explain yogurt to her?
>Sitting here, it’s like Nightmare Moon fully expects it to be laced with some sort of fucking super-poison!
>And even /that/ wouldn’t be a big deal.
>She’s immune to damn near everything harmful! Yogurt /certainly/ won’t do anything to her!
>...
>Trying your best to be the supportive “stallion” she’d like you to be, you gently pat her back.
“It’s fine Nightmare, everyone eats Yogurt, it’s good for you.”
>Her reply is quick and kurt.
>”Not /us/ Brute, /We/ do not consume this most perplexing mixture of berries and milk.”
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>>27163809
”So then why did you call me here? If you aren’t going to eat it, why bring two bowls?”
>She snorts and turns her head away slightly, taking a moment before replying.
>”When we asked our maid who partook in this meal, she mentioned that you consume it on occasion.”
>Great — Thanks Octavia.
>”Indeed that is how we stumbled upon it’s existence. We requested her assistance as she was carrying your requested “snack.”
She straightens herself, perhaps gaining some confidence.
>”We’ve summoned you here so that /together/ we might confront this challenge.”
>”You seem familiar with it’s characteristics and tendencies, so we would hope that you could offer… support in our efforts.”
>You raise an eyebrow.
“So… you want to do this… together?”
>She nods.
>”Indeed that is our intention Brute.”
>”We’ve taken the liberty of ordering two servings of your preferred yogurt, as we have faith your taste shall not lead us astray.”
>The weakness and fear in her voice is readily apparent.
>You honestly didn’t think this would get to her so much, yet here you are.
>It makes you pause, think try to think what’s the source of her apprehension.
>Did she misunderstand Octavia /this bad?/
>Does she not understand the /concept/ of Yogurt?
>…
>Nothing comes to mind; and unfortunately, there isn’t time to think about it.
>Her expression of nervousness seems to grow stronger with each passing moment.
“Ok Nightmare, I guess we can do this together if you like.”
>You reach toward the untouched bowl of yogurt, only for it to be pulled away with her magic.
>You look toward Nightmare Moon in confusion.
>”Together Brute… we wish for your counsel…”
>You open your mouth to speak, but feel something flick your leg.
>Looking down, you recognize what it is.
>Her hoof.
>…
>She wants you to hold her hoof.
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>>27163817
>Holding in the sigh, you gently grab her hoof in your left hand, and rub her frog with your fingers.
>As you looks at you, you can see a small smile creep onto her face, and a hint of true confidence appear in her posture.
>Looking back toward the yogurt, she cautiously grabs a small spoonful from each cup, and levitates one before you, allowing you to grasp it for yourself.
>You can feel her leg shift slightly in your hand.
>You give a small, supportive squeeze.
>”Are you ready Champion?”
>You nod.
”Of course.”
>She nods in return, before looking directly at the spoon, and slowly moves toward her.
>Closing her eyes and opening her mouth, she cautiously guides it forward.
>You feel her leg coil slightly, pulling your hand closer.
>Her mouth closes around the spoon, and is still for a moment, before she slowly extracts the silverware from her mouth.
>Realizing that you haven’t eaten yours, you quickly lift your spoonful, and jam it into your mouth, before removing it.
>…
>It taste like yogurt.
>…
>Slowly, she opens her eyes, and looks forward at the spoon in thought.
>You can see her mouth shift slightly as her tongue moves, before swallowing the food in question.
>Everything is silent for a moment, before you speak.
”So… how was it?”
>She looks at you, with a neutral expression on her face.
>...
>And then a smile.
>”It was… cool…”
>…
>”It was good.”
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>>27163826
Done.

This was based off of a conversation with Olibird where I brought up the idea that something like this might occur. It was meant to be a joke... until a spark hit me, and I wrote it within an hour today. It's obviously pretty waifu heavy, as I'm sure you can already tell.

>Cadence
I've been caught up in IRL stuff for a while, but after next week, I will hopefully have time to write it up. I know that sounds insincere given that I /just/ wrote it, but honestly, I'm a spontaneous writer, and this hit me.

Comments, feedback, reviews, critiques are all welcome. If you guys are interested in this type of stuff, I'm sure I could think of more "pure" slice-of-life stories.
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>>27163862
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sarcasm aside, reading that wass a good use of my time.
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>>27140171
God I'm late to the party.

But how about punishing her by taking the only thing she has left away. Her virginity.

You took her wings now take her heart's wings as payment for killing your one chance. Hell at this point she'd prob accept it
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>>27165147
>BB
>lewd
Please no.
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>>27165147
I'd only approve of this suggestion if it was executed via Dash coming onto Anon while he ponders doing so.
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>>27163862
Shit made me laugh, mang. Good one.
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>>27163862
it was very cute, I liked it.
Luna/NMM trying to understand something that shes unfamiliar with due to 1k years in the moon always tickle my fancy.
The fact that someone as strong and wise as her is seeking comfort because of it, that she genuinely dont know how to approach the matter at hand and actually seeks assistance is beyond adorable.

I liked it and wouldnt mind reading more things like that.
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>>27163862
Amen. We need more of the simple things. A story doesn't need a grand arc to be an enjoyable read. A simple exploration into even simpler and borderline unfounded bits of personality or quirks can have just as much entertainment per square inch as a meticulously crafted multi-hundred-page story.

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Thank you Escapade for posting that in /moon/, I thought this place was gone forever.
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So, I saw this picture and my mind jumped right to how "our" Nightmare Moon would react. Enjoy:


>Anon’s fingers snap open, her magic flooding back into her horn.
>”Sorry Nightmare. I just...I got a little over excited and thought maybe we could try something new, tonight.”
>His eyes look into Nightmare Moon’s, waiting for some sort of response from the very, very still Empress.
>She hasn't spoken in such archaic language since the very first days of her return.
>That was a mistake, he shouldn’t have done that.
>But it’s not too horrible in the grand scheme of things, he can make it up to her.
>As the silence stretches on, his error gains more and more gravity.
>It’s almost crushing him as Nightmare continues refusing to react.
>In an attempt to alleve the pressure on his mind, he cautiously opens his mouth, reaching his hand out, “How about we get you cleaned off now?”
>The words barely leave his mouth before Nightmare blurts out, “No!” rearing back away from that hand.
>”No...no…”Nightmare repeats as she climbs off him, her voice much more under control than it was a second ago.
>Regaining some semblance of composure, she gives him the same resolute glare she would any of her subjects, in stark contrast to the mess still clinging to her face.
>“We are perfectly capable of cleaning Ourself. Retire to your chambers, Ogre. We shall be along shortly.”
>The magnitude of his screw up returns in full force, as though a boulder was suddenly dropped on him, “Nightmare, I’m so-”
>But she’s already gone.

>Safe in the privacy of the royal baths, Nightmare stumbles over to the hottest pool, steam rising from the water.
>She immediately thrusts her head under the surface.
>Nearly being scalded by the sudden temperature shock is almost pleasant compared to the feeling of his...seed soiling her face.
>The moment her head breaches the water, she lets out a soul-wrenching wail.
>Why?!
>Why would he EVER do something like this to her?!
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>Grabbing ahold of the roughest brush and strongest soap in the room, she breaks down sobbing, her tears mixing with the water cascading off her fur.
>He’s supposed to be her champion, her hero, her...lover…
>And he’s just treated her like one of his pets!
>She gets to work scrubbing the body fluids in her fur, her tears still flowing freely.
>The brush makes short work of the physical mess, but she still feels soiled, she keeps scrubbing.
>He’s been less and less intimate with her lately...what was once something the two partaked in every night had slowed to once every other day, once a week, once every other week…
>Almost once a month, now.
>Is she so unappealing that he must resort to this level of debauchery?!
>Her skin soon becomes raw under the hard bristles, but she doesn't stop scrubbing, not for a moment, occasionally plunging her head back under the water.
>It’s still burning her.
>She can’t get CLEAN.
>Does he even love her anymore?!
>No. He mustn’t.
>If he did, then why, WHY would he treat her like she’s one of THEM?!
>Like she’s unequine trash.
>Perhaps she is.
>Perhaps he’s finally come to view her as many of those outside the castle do.
>After all, her sharp teeth, her reptilian eyes tend to unnerve her ponies.
>What if he’s joined their ranks?
>What if he finds her repulsive?!
>Of course he would, she looks nothing like him, like one of his kind, like what he would find attractive!
>She curls around herself, the brush dropping once she’s drawn blood, opting to just sob into her legs as her continued questioning finds no answer.
>There she remains for the night.
>Unable to work up the courage to see Anon again.
>Not knowing that he is as ridden with guilt and self-loathing as she is.
>Sleep does not come for either of them that night.
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>>27163862
This was good. Unpolished, but extremely fun to read.

I like that you explored some other facets of NMM than usual. It was short slice-of-life, but gave us more new insights on her character than fifty posts of the usual empress-ruling-her-empire would.

I'm not necessarily interested in more slice of life, as much as any stories with NMM facing problems she can't solve with shouting at them really loud, and this definitely fit the bill.
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>>27178128
>relationship problems
I like the idea, but the story was too short for me to get invested.
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>>27178128

Agree with >>27178893
Not a bad concept, but just too short.

Short can work well for lewd, but for interpersonal strife you need to build characters. Yes Anon and NMM are already built, but the story itself doesn't really suck you into what's going on in their minds. It's all implied as understood, which given that the reactions are kinda obvious, doesn't really give us much exciting. The jist of this story is:
>anon jizzes on NMM
>NMM is upset about it

The reaction isn't really unrealistic or anything, just that it's not really described in any kind of exciting or novel way nor are there any interesting consequences after the fact.

>green in general
Usually green is written in 2nd person (or at least 1st), and the normal convention is:
>inner thoughts
"narrators speech"
>"Other characters speech"
This is just a normal story with a > added to every line.

>>27163862
Well I guess we did ask for NMM being out of her comfort zone.

I liked it, but while I get that this was at least partly humour I feel like NMM freaking out over something mundane was stretched just a bit too far in this. It had a bit of a reaching feel too it.
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>>27040990
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>>27184087
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/mlp/ should start the trend of bumping with light hearted conversation (or sub-topics), because even shitposting is better than filler. For example...

It seems as though Anon dominating ponies is the recurring theme in this thread, and so I feel inclined to ask:

Who is your ideal dominated pygmy equine?

What is your relationship with them like? A humble, yet deep-seated awareness that you are in charge? A grandiose, formal report?

Is breaking them the main goal, or do you want them to fight you?

May use any replies to influence upcoming green. I've only written a little; I'd like to try again.

Really, anything but a perpetual bump fest. Tell me what you like in your ice cream, what you had for dinner, anything.
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>>27185216
Sauce?
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>>27185339
I'm starving myself out on weight-loss meds and only eating one meal a day.
A few days ago I tried eating two meals and I got nauseous, had a panic attack because I hate throwing up, hyperventilated, and passed out. Hit my head on the way down, and the bump is still pushing my eyebrow down into my vision.
The world is pain. Send help.
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>>27185339
I dont really care for domination.
Even if I had a subservient pony, I would probably treat him/her like I treat everyone else.
Live and let live other kinda thing.
Only putting my foot down in matters of great importance.

The only reason Im here is this >>27092371 green.

I dont like mixing flavors, prefer my ice cream plain, no sprinkles, cherries, chocolate chips(except for mint) or pieces of fruit/nuts. Flavors like vanilla, chocolate and strawberry are boring in taste after eating them so many times. I like ice cream that tastes of nuts or interesting fruits, mint is nice but sporadic.
No dinner yet.

>>27185919
Thats... pretty bad news.
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>>27185339
I like to imagine my daily routine, and how it could be improved by having a pony to play with and do all the boring housework for me. Personality wise, I'd like a pony that is naturally submissive, and enjoys being reminded of her place even is she doesn't need it.

Living with a rebellious pony, sounds more like a chore, and would get really annoying in a few weeks I think. At which point I'd lose my patience, go overboard on a punishment, and end up with a pony that's either useless or dead.

That said, I /would/ enjoy torturing a pony just for the fun of it, but I just couldn't do that to a pony that I promised to take good care of, it would need to be a different one, like a pony-whore as opposed to my pony-pet... I'd let her watch though, so she can see what happens to pets who don't behave, and to remind her of her place, even if she doesn't need it.

I prefer plain yolk-flavored gelato.

>>27185919
>I'm starving myself out on weight-loss meds and only eating one meal a day.
That ain't gonna work, you need to eat multiple smaller meals at regular intervals throughout the day.
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>>27185919
You should listen to >>27187291 regarding "That ain't gonna work, you need to eat multiple smaller meals at regular intervals throughout the day." Humans are naturally foraging animals that eat at all hours. Cater to what your body is naturally prepared for, or it's gonna get worse.

>>27187291
Great taste, Anon.
Gelato though? Ugh

>>27186534
Amen, mostly.

>Mint chocolate chip
pic related
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>>27185919
What is that thing in the pic?
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>>27187678
Took a bit, but I found it.
It's some kind of sloth.
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>>27187340
Source on pic?
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>>27185919
That's scary unhealthy man, and best case you'll just gain the weight back immediately as soon as you stop.

Unless this is a doctors idea, just eat better and get more exersize, and really the second one isn't really necessary. Download myfitnesspal and try to eat a balanced diet under the calorie limit it gives you. As a fellow fatty scarily approaching my goal (I'm 5'6", currently 170, was 240) I'll say it takes forever but it does fucking work.. and you do get used to eating right to the point where you can see doing it forever without a problem.

I'll also say that while it takes forever to get to your goal, you do see results that you notice within a few months, and every else starts noticing shortly afterwards. Hearing "holy fuck you've lost weight" on a constant basis for months is motivating as fuck.

>>27186534
>>27187291
My actual mindset and fantasy mindset are majorly in conflict. In real life I'm a fairly passive person and I don't enjoy watching people suffering/usually prefer to let shit be and move on rather than extract vengeance. Seeing like 99% of the stuff talked about here in real life would horrify me. In a fantasy context though I'm all for serious physical and psychological suffering.

Here's a fun one though.. I'm a straight male sub who can do dom but mostly sucks at it (and female doms seem rare in my circles for whatever reason). So in real life I prefer female dom, but when it comes to my porn I almost exclusively prefer male dom with female submissive. In real life I'll happily watch either. I don't know what that means, but it makes my brain itch.
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>>27189502
(cont)

As far as what kinda stuff I like here, I like everything from cute and cuddly of the SPG/CPT/whatever the hell they are at this moment, to serious physical and mental domination and sadism. As to characters, RD, fluttershy, and derpy (which we've had depressingly little of here). I'd love to see derpy as either a loyal pet to a stern but fair anon or brutally broken for whatever reason.

One oddly consistent thing though, is I don't like it when a character is broken and begins to enjoy their torment. Like, I enjoy broken to the point of having given up, but as soon as they start to full on enjoy it, it loses something for me. That said, if they start out liking it, I'm fine.

>ice cream
Haven't had it in forever. I tend to like chocolate or some kind of fruit flavour (strawberry, raspberry, etc..). I don't like anything with peanut butter, maple, or coffee flavouring (though I love coffee, I think coffee flavoured stuff is usually terrible).
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>>27185339
>Who is your ideal dominated pygmy equine?
Sunbutt. Good combination of pride, resolve, and history to work through.

>What is your relationship with them like? A humble, yet deep-seated awareness that you are in charge? A grandiose, formal report?
Actual slave in captivity and master, subject to both the whims of my cruelty and forced to provide caring attention to her captor. She obeys - but only barely enough to keep others unharmed. Sometimes she even puts herself in the way of a punishment to spare others, because that's what she sees as her role as a princess. Fighting - really fighting - would only make it worse, but so would just giving in - so she straddles the narrow line between the two.

>Is breaking them the main goal, or do you want them to fight you?
Oh, definitely resist - Celestia broken down to the point she doesn't resemble Celestia anymore is no fun at all. I imagine she'd resist, but not in yelling and struggling. More a quiet, dignified kind of resistance: A refusal to break in and lose herself, always quietly fighting back and trying to minimize the damage I might do elsewhere or even make me give in with time. I see Celestia as someone willing to debase herself for the sake of helping another.

I feel so fucking autistic dumping all of that...
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>>27188002
>Actual slave in captivity and master, subject to both the whims of my cruelty and forced to provide caring attention to her captor. She obeys - but only barely enough to keep others unharmed. Sometimes she even puts herself in the way of a punishment to spare others, because that's what she sees as her role as a princess. Fighting - really fighting - would only make it worse, but so would just giving in - so she straddles the narrow line between the two.
I envy that you could appreciate a complexity like this, because I really can't.

>Oh, definitely resist - Celestia broken down to the point she doesn't resemble Celestia anymore is no fun at all.

This, so much this.

>
I feel so fucking autistic dumping all of that...
See what you did there? That's ass kissing. Stop doing that. Stop training yourself to acknowledge the whim of the common rabble. Not for the sake of your reputation or value, but for your own enjoyment as a person. The brain doesn't ever eat one potato chip; If you're buying one lie, you're living by many.

See what I did there? I just insulted you. I didn't bait you; I pointed out something you need to work on in hopes that you'd chew on it and find something useful. I hope you'll take that route. I hate watching people limit their own happiness in the name of emotional survival. Four years of active training still hasn't totally broken the habit for me, but it's done wonders for me.

>>27188002
I wish I knew.
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>tfw you finally get an idea
>Anon doms NMM
>in SiM universe
>SHIT FUCKING SHIT.
>inb4 general butthurt and hate
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>>27191506
I'd welcome it for a change.
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>>27191506
Do it you slut
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>>27192072
It's not sustancious for an 'update'. I still need to do the how-the-fuck-it-just-happened shit, so it won't be up by now. Sorry if I'm slow.
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>>27192184
Slow is fine, I will be glad to read it whenever it comes along.
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>>27191506
>>27192184
People have been talking about this for a while.

We're not against it. Despite the waifuism at times nobody is going to hate you for domming Nightmare. You just have to set it up logically.
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Bump at bed.
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>>27191506
It could just be a consensual role-play... or why do you limit yourself to the SiM universe in the first place?
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I know I called for "bumping with substance" but it's 3:07am and I'm tired.

Feel free to burn me for my hypocrisy.
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>>27196504
>sunbutt wants to do a good thing
>fucks up
>doesn't realize she fucked up
>masturbates over how little she fucked up
>realizes she fucked up, but for the wrong reasons
>cries without fixing anything
Yeah, basically.
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>>27194296
>Spitfire
>Predator/prey fetish
>Hunting down the Captain through raw persistence
>Improving each attempt when she slips away from you
>Waiting until you see the tell-tail flick of an orange tail to spring your ambush
>She's strong, but you have the better leverage this time.
>Tumbling, grappled, until you finally come to a halt straddling her barrel
>Her wings twitching uselessly beneath you in one final, valiant struggle to escape
>Leaning forward to feel the blood thudding in her neck against your cheek
>Sinking your teeth into the soft, accepting flesh - hearing a small, involuntary gasp from her
Fucking hell, stop giving me boners in public.

...but where's this from, anyhow?
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>>27197071
I THINK the thread topic was carnivorous Anon in Equestria. Not sure which, though. Some Anon just replied to me with that image and greentext and I decided to save it because it was the hottest thing I've ever heard at the time.

Glad someone else liked it, though.
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>>27197103
Damn good pone and damn good fetish? Yep, I definitely do.
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>>27185919
Look, its not a cure all, and this thread seems to be full of people giving very sketchy advice, but this is a bit of solid information. Avoid canola oil and other high omega 6 oils. usually even lard is better, and so is butter. coconut oil is the best. Ultimately this wont fix everything, but I can gaurentee you its not broscience like most diet fads.
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>>27112697
>>Librals! they deserve death, murder everything!
jesus christ kill yourself you waste of oxygen.
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>>27199066
>sketchy advice
I don't think it really matters when you eat, but the other advice given seems sound enough.

My (possibly sketchy in your eyes) advice: watch the calories, try to get a balanced and varied diet going, keep an eye on carbs and sugar, try to cut back on processed foods, start doing some strength training so you don't end up skinny fat (non-broscience version: don't end up with a healthy weight but an unhealthy body fat percentage). Eating about 500 calories less than you need (while still eating nutritious food!) will generally let you lose a pound or so a week. Takes forever but it's what ya gotta do.

>todays view on oils/anything else
I gave up trying to follow the back and forth on what's good/what's bad. It changes constantly and unless you're aiming to be an athlete I don't think any of it really matters. Keep things in moderation and the net effect of eating this months evil food is gonna be almost nil.
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>>27185339
I already mostly answered it here
>>27150775
I'd dominate them like a horse is dominated. using techniques catered to making equines obey, though i'd rather the full sized equine than a pigmy one. Riding on pones.

>>27187291
>>enjoys being reminded of her place
that sounds lik-
>>rebellious slaves are a chore
oh, nevermind then. For me, a lot of the appeal is reluctance. mostly as a sub, being reluctant and trained is part of the package. It's difficult to open yourself up to and give yourself wholely to another person, especially when raised free. People who can do it instantly strike me as power bottoms. they know what they want, they persue it agressively, it's almost like theyre completely secure. Given the risks involved in this kind of relationship that seems absolutely batshit crazy to me.

Senseless torture makes me sad though. if you want to excersise that habit, just reform bad slaves and sell them off when theyre good. don't pound them into dust.

>>Sunbutt. Good combination of pride, resolve, and history to work through.
I never understand that myself. Sunbutt is eons old, in a fantasy you could dom her, but the pride resolve and history just doesn't seem to be there. Sun butt could simply outlast you even if she never tried to get free by waiting for you to not be alive. such things can be ignored for the fun of a story though.

>>27197103
>>27197071
thats fun for me as well. but I dont think I could ever actually eat a pony i was hunting. it could be an interesting way to punish bad slaves too.
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>>27199188
Seems hardly this months evil food. the numbers add up, as shown by how people monitor your cholesterol. omega 3 and 6 play a huge role in that, and seem to affect the overall levels pretty drastically. the only thing that popped up that made canola oil bad for you is the re-examining of the role saturated fat plays in diet compared to omega 3 and 6, it basically boils down to a reversal of importance. It wasn't so much that it was super bad for you (though it is far from good for you), but that if saturated fat is not as bad for you as previously thought, it opens up a lot of new options that have better 3 and 6 ratios.
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>>27199268
Not denying it might/is probably true.. just that if you are eating a balanced diet and trying to cut back on processed foods, the amount of canola oil you're probably eating is probably not gonna make a huge difference in the long run.

Personally I use olive oil for the taste and peanut oil for high-heat frying..

I guess the crux of my argument is that you don't have to eat like a monk to be healthy. If you've been living on frozen pizza, just welcoming vegetables into your life is going to do good.
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>>27199348
>>durrr only I get to do bad things and get away with it
>>>/pol/
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>>27199661
Killing people who are bad is not bad.
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>>27199661
>don't kill your master, slave. don't you know it's bad to kill?
>"justice"? "freedom"? "safety"?
>bah! so what are you saying? bad things are only justified when /you/ do them?!
This is why people laugh at hippies.
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>>27199199
>I never understand that myself. Sunbutt is eons old, in a fantasy you could dom her, but the pride resolve and history just doesn't seem to be there. Sun butt could simply outlast you even if she never tried to get free by waiting for you to not be alive. such things can be ignored for the fun of a story though.

That's part of why I think she'd be willing to obey for a time, if it meant reigning in the worst excesses of her captor: She knows that she has the mental fortitude to take things no normal pony could without cracking, and ultimately only has to wait out her captor's aging. Better that she should obey for a time and keep the attention on her than risk it falling a pony who would actually be seriously damaged by that kind of thing.

Of course, that's contingent on you being in a position to overpower her to begin with - which yes, is an assumption for the sake of the story.
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Found this in another thread.

Broken-in GlimGlam please?
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>>27202460
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>>27200194
>>giant fucking strawman
they are not being executed, they are being tortured and raped
>>27200350
>>murdered people by accident
>>probably also ate them
if you think liberals are the ones who would punish someone brutally in the exact same way if they could you don't know anything about the people in your party you fucking idiot.
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>>27201351
True enough. though it could reflect negatively on luna to see celestia in such a way, those close to her are necessarily immortal and may get her into trouble for her.

now I'm thinking of a blue bird but with celestia.
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>>27205687
>murdered people by accident
>probably also ate them
What are you even talking about?
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>>27205844
why would anon kill 3 horses he didn't think where sentient? thats retarded.
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Look, I'm all for agitation and drama because I flourish in it. But the prerequisite for me to feel that way is that the drama is fresh or tasteful, and all this petty discourse above this line is just stale as fuck.

Can we have a once-in-a-purple-moon miracle here and just drop it? Maybe talk about ponies, food, rape... Anything at all, really.
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>>27206485
No, shut the fuck up.
If we aren't discussing stories, we're either bumping with empty posts or censored porn.
Don't be stupid, you can just ignore it.
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>>27206511
>>27206485
#womancard
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>>27206485
>Maybe talk about ponies, food, rape... Anything at all, really.
Alright, let's talk about rape. You have your pony of choice at your mercy, but... you can only use one hole (or other body part).

Who's your victim, which hole do you use, and why?
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>>27205696
...aaaand I've been spotted. I was wondering if people would identify me by my fetishes.
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>>27040990
bump
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>>27206308
I think I get it now

>>27205687
1. We have zero reason to believe that he knew they were intelligent.
2. Manslaughter, which is what that was, does not justify an eternity of endless torture, which is what this is.

On their punishment:
You must either be incredibly lazy, to not even bother giving this a few minutes of thought, or extremely psychopathic, to believe they don't deserve everything they get.

Infinite punishment is infinitely wrong, period.
It is absolutely impossible for him to do anything unjust to them, because their crimes go off the charts on every single ethical scale there is.
They gave up their personhood when they made an actual hell for beings they didn't like, there's nothing else to discuss.

There is only one kind of ethics that I can think of that would disagree with this: the pacifism of the privileged hippy that is more interested in the preservation of their personal principles than the justice due to oppressed groups (that they are almost always not a part of).

Fuck that, they deserve everything they get and more.
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>>27206485
With you entirely. Normally I'm for any discussion over bumps and shitposting, but this discussion got tired a long damn time ago.
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>>27208458
Doesn't help that the turbo autist wants to be super edge but feels the need to get sanction and approval for that.
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>>27206724
I didn't really spot you, I was just thinking about the scene with celestia in the cage in this threads cyoa

>>27208410
>We have zero reason to believe that he knew they were intelligent.
too dumb to know what the word accident is huh?
>Manslaughter, which is what that was, does not justify an eternity of endless torture, which is what this is.
yeah maybe learn some English, I said that if what happened to anon happened to a pone instead barely anyone on our side of the fence would consider the pone anything but a monster who probably had it coming anyway.

The point isn't celestia and luna didn't do a bad thing, the point is that this isn't justice, they are not literally worse than Hitler, Hitler was a person, just like anon, celestia and luna, and last but not least, absolutely no one benefits from this. but hey, in SPG there where literally people who looked at the neighbor girl talk about a pony she was friends with at a shadey place after reviling that shady place, and nearly no one wasn't so caught up in their hate they didn't suspect she was sympathizing with that pone instead of raping/abusing her. People will excuse anon of fucking anything while painting ponies as irredeemable villains who deserve worse than death. same shit happened in fucking blue bird. half the reason I stopped reading it was the peanut gallery calling for celestia's head while he ruthlessly violated his part of the cease fire by torturing dash for no reason but to get a kick out of it. holy shit you people are psychopaths. you genuinely believe that a fucking hardened criminal kidnapping raping and torturing someone is a criminal sentence that is deserving and just, and not blatant evidence of being just the cunt that they sent here in the first place.

Tell me, what would have made luna/ollibirds story better for you? if he literally spit roasted and ate her for daring to make an ignorant boast about her deviancy? what motivates you to excuse him every story?
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>>27208658
if what happened to anon happened to a pone instead barely anyone on our side of the fence would consider the pone anything but a monster who probably had it coming anyway.
Well, something similar happened to Luna/NMM, and people love being sympathetic to her because of it. Although, no one sheds tears over Sombra, Discord and Tirek, so you may be right on that one.

I don't think it's that the people in this thread as psychopaths, I think they just tend to look at the stories from the character's point of view, moreso than they do in the SPG. Anon feels like Celestia and Luna are worse than Hitler, so as far as the thread's concerned, that makes them worse than Hitler. Which, granted, isn't too high of a bar when the guy did nothing wrong. But many people in the thread don't like the idea of Anon going back to Nymph, because Anon thinks she just wants to lay eggs in him again, despite the story showing otherwise. They lashed out against Luna because Anon (and they) thought they could trust her, and were angry from her betrayal...most people have since realized that wasn't the right thing to do there, but there's no sense in crying about what you can't change.

Everyone is fully aware that Anon is the villain of Bluebird, but people were calling for Celestia's head anyway, because that's what Anon wanted.
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>>27208658
>>27208466
bedtime bump so this asinine shit is still around for me want to kill myself over tomorrow
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>>27208658
>they are not literally worse than Hitler,
Yes they are, as Anon put it himself:
>“Did you just not THINK?! You know...where I’m from, we had dictators, monsters, people who committed genocide, and people who tortured humans for their amusement!”
>“They may all be horrible, but you know..there’s two things they all did that make them better than you.”
>“One...they KNEW the implications of what they were doing. And two, their victims’ suffering STOPPED when they DIED!”

>>27209552
>no one sheds tears over Sombra, Discord and Tirek
Sombra is unavailable, and Anon is actively working on helping those other two stay out of Tartarus

>I don't think it's that the people in this thread as psychopaths, I think they just tend to look at the stories from the character's point of view
This. And I honestly believe this is the correct way to play a CYOA.

>But many people in the thread don't like the idea of Anon going back to Nymph, because Anon thinks she just wants to lay eggs in him again, despite the story showing otherwise.
What part of the story? the only one who says that Nymphs only wants to cuddle is Hope, who was sent after Anon with the explicit intent to get him back to Nymh. Trusting her on this matter is like buying a thing only because a commercial told you that "yes you totally need to buy this, it will totally be the best decision of your life", even through your own experience tells you that you will end up raped, imprisoned, turned inside out, and then discarded like a used condom.

>Everyone is fully aware that Anon is the villain of Bluebird,
Also, this.
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>>27210746
>tfw you know infinity+1 is just infinty

Orange horse wins
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All I wanna do
is see you turn into
My broken bluebird,
my broken bluebird...
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So... In stead of me potentially generating some green and getting directed to post it elsewhere because it's off topic, can someone explain to me what the real "prompt" is here? The two CYOAs that stick out here are great, but the Dash one seems to deviate heavily from the description in the OP.
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>>27209552
I dont disagree with this sentiment in general but the langauge used paints a picture of people believing these things could be applied to real life.
I think you also missed what I said, I said that if a pony came to our world 1k years ago and we had the means to do what celestia did, nobody would care about that pony or its suffering on our side even if the fact that it ate 3 of us was an accident. its hypocritical bullshit.
>>27210594
>>yes the are
and this is just more proof that people really are that psychopathic.

>>This. And I honestly believe this is the correct way to play a CYOA.
thats not what we're discussing, we're talking about people believing, not roleplaying. I do the latter all the time, it's not hard to not be a dick bag while playing on on "tv"
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>>27212177
We're just SiM.
It's basically just for any story involving a Dom-Sub relationship, look at the wiki for info.
http://mulpwiki.org/index.php/SiM
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Bamp
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>>27212199
Oh. Ohhhhh
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>>27212177
From the OP before scruffy hit us:
>What is this thread about?
This thread is dedicated to stories that have clear dominate and submissive roles; both with and without consent.
>What exactly is welcome in this thread?
A wide variety of stories are welcomed here; from non-consent and sexual slavery, to abusive manipulation and psychological domination, to maids and extortion, and even healthy consensual relationships with BDSM role-play elements.
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>>27212241
Sorry about the confusion. A few other threads wanted us to see if a CYOA would be enough to deter the mad mustached mop-wielding mongoloid.
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>>27212182
>and this is just more proof that people really are that psychopathic.
Could you elaborate? They literally built a world sized concentration camp and filled it exclusively with people from other races, with no chance for an appeal. And people spend most of their existence there being tortured, murdered, or starving to death. Auschwitz pales in comparison. Since, as Anon said, on Earth suffering of victims ended when they died, but in Tartarus it's eternal, and they've been filling it with more and more victims for over a thousand years. Auschwitz didn't last a decade. Celestia and Luna are literally worse than Hitler.

>if a pony came to our world 1k years ago and we had the means to do what celestia did, nobody would care about that pony or its suffering on our side
No. Even though people at the time really believed in the after life, thy always only executed the criminals. They weren't trying to curse them to make sure they end up in hell.

If Luna and Celestia decided to merely kill Anon, I would be on their side. Death-for-Death is a proportional punishment. But eternal suffering, way longer than Anon's natural life, and longer than the natural lifespans of all his victims combined, is not a punishment. It's wanton cruelty, and for doing that not only to anon but also to all the other banish-es, and for mutilating those banished who had magic, and for doing this not only to those who had committed a crime but also to generations of their completely innocent children. Celestia and Luna deserve punishment of their own.
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>>27208658
>>27209552
>>27212182
I'm not going to waste time throwing insults at you.
Here is my entire reasoning behind the argument I've made. Tell me where you think I am being inconsistent, unethical, unjust, or immoral:

Premise 1: Individuals should seek out justice against injustice whenever possible
Premise 2: Violence is not necessarily unjust
Premise 3: Violence used to stop unjust action is not necessarily unjust
Premise 4: Violence used as a means to stop unjust actions becomes unjust only at the point at which it becomes unnecessary
Premise 5: The prevention of injustice comes before the compensation for said injustice
Conclusion 1 (P1,2,3.4,5): It is just to use violence to stop injustice if and when it becomes necessary, such action is preferable to inaction, and should be prioritized above compensating for the injustice

Premise 6: It would be unjust for injustice to not be compensated for
Premise 7: The compensation for injustice must be proportional to the severity of the injustice for it to be fair
Premise 8: An unfair compensation is unjust
Premise 9: The compensation must affect the offender in some way
Conclusion 2 (P1,6,7,8,9): Proportional compensation that affects the person who did an injustice should be sought out whenever possible

Premise 10: Violence done to the offender has an effect on the offender
Conclusion 3 (P2,10 and C2): Violence done against the offender can be a legitimate form of just compensation if it is proportional

Premise 11: The Tartarusian curse is eternal
Premise 12: The Tartarusian curse forces violence and suffering onto a being that they otherwise would never have felt
Conclusion 4 (P11,12): The Tartarusian curse represents a virtually infinite form of violence

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>>27214047
Premise 13: The Tartarusian curse is currently used as a form of penalty for some felonies under Equestrian law
Premise 14: Infinite punishment for a finite crime cannot be considered proportional
Premise 15: Disproportionate compensation for an injustice is in itself an injustice
Premise 16: The more the proportion is imbalanced, the more severe the injustice
Conclusion 5 (P8,13,14,15,16 and C4): The Tartarusian curse is an infinitely severe injustice

Premise 17: Death is a form of violence
Premise 18: Luna and Celestia are alive
Premise 19: Luna and Celestia being alive necessarily means there is a probable chance that they will continue working towards the complete containment of Tartarus and/or continue sentencing persons to it
Premise 20: The right that a person has to their life is finite
Conclusion 6 (P17,18,19,20 and C5): The likelihood of the infinite injustice of Tartarus outweighs Luna and Celestia's right to life

Premise 20: The threat of Luna and Celestia's ability to propagate the injustice of Tartarus can only be completely nullified with their death
Conclusion 7 (P20 and C1,6): Luna and Celestia should die

Premise 21: It is impossible for Celestia and Luna to die
Conclusion 8 (P21 and C7): It is impossible to end the threat of Luna and Celestia propagating Tartarus

Conclusion 9 (C1,7): Compensation for the injustice of Tartarus should now be prioritized over its further prevention

Premise 22: Physical abuse is a form of violence
Premise 23: Psychological abuse is a form of violence
Premise 24: Sexual abuse is a form of violence
Conclusion 10 (P22,23,24 and C3): Sexual, psychological, and physical abuse can be legitimate forms of compensation for injustice if they are only done proportionally to the injustice

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>>27214054
Premise 25: Psychological, sexual, and physical abuse are finite violences
Premise 26: It is impossible for any sum of finite actions to be equal or greater than infinite actions
Conclusion 11 (P26 and C5,10): No amount of sexual, physical, or psychological abuse will ever be proportionate to the infinite injustice of a sentence to Tartarus. It will always be unfair in favor of the offender, who will never face proportionate consequences

Conclusion 12 (P1,6,7,8): A lack of adequate compensation does not justify a refusal to produce any compensation

Conclusion 13 (C3,11,12): All acts of finite violence against an offender of infinite injustice are fair and just compensations

Penultimate Conclusion: All violent actions done to Celestia and Luna are fair and just forms of compensation for their injustices
That's it, that's my reasoning. It's pedantic, and I'm too lazy to write out all the base conclusions, but it's complete. Please tear it apart, point out what you disagree with, explain why you disagree, and lets actually say something worth saying.
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>>27214062
While I agree with your conclusion, I have two issues with your reasoning.
>Premise 20: The right that a person has to their life is finite
I disagree with this premise. Anon's life is finite, so I guess that his right to live is finite too... but Luna and Celestia are naturally immortal. Doesn't that mean their right to live is "infinite"?

>Premise 25: Psychological, sexual, and physical abuse are finite violences
These are "finite" only when they are not done for an infinite time.

For example, raping Luna every day for the next century is "finite violence" but raping her every day for the rest of eternity is "infinite violence".

So (assuming we solve the problem with premise 20) I dare say that "physically/psychologically/sexually abusing Luna and Celestia for the rest of eternity" is "infinite violence", and is a "just and proportional compensation" for the "infinite violence" they caused to people of Tartarus and (since prevention is impossible) should be sought after.
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>>27214047
I know we like to throw this term around, but you really are autistic you know that, right?

Stop trying to justify your edge, just embrace your lulz raeptrain and move on with your life. No one is going to buy into your bullshit arguments irrespective of their volume, frequency, or aggregate level of pedantry.
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>>27214316
>mfw people are once again getting philosophical about my cartoon pony rape story.
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>>27214316
I think the P20 thing is an issue of definition, and the P25 thing has to do with the idea you're bringing up for P20.

For premise 20, I'm using the phrase "right to life" in the sense of all people having an inherent entitlement to exist. By saying its finite, I just mean that there is a point that a person can reach where it's ethical to kill them.
For example, if someone is about to shoot you it wouldn't be unethical for you to kill them in self-defense. Their right to life does not overrule your right to not be murdered.
I think you're using the phrase more like "natural life", with the "right to life" being the amount of time the person would live without interference, but correct me if I'm wrong.

For premise 25, I think both interpretations are entirely acceptable.
I was looking at it in terms of "they would have died a long time ago, so they would never have experienced the suffering anyway", which would put them on a different playing field than Celestia and Luna who are naturally predisposed to all the experiences that immortality brings, but I completely see where you're coming from and it's just as well.

>>27214595
nothx, introspection is a key part of maturity, and writing down your thought process is an easy way to do it. Being able to make an argument against a lazy asshole, who apparently can't be bothered to explain why they're so buttmad while also just insulting everyone they disagree with, is a bonus.

>>27214605
Dude, this is the most interesting thing going on in my life at the moment. It's like book club, except you get to spend days discussing each chapter in-depth at whatever time of the day you want.
It's super fun.
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>>27214047
>>27214054
>>27214062
Can we just step back for a second and examine the fact that these posts on the nature of justice and retribution came out of a story in which we self-insert as a character planning to rape a bunch of miniature horse princesses?

This site confuses me sometimes.
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>>27212272
Ah, thanks guys. I didn't want to break some unspoken defense against the scrufftard by asking if that was the case.

Back to my .rtd file...
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>>27214047
>>Premise 1: Individuals should seek out justice against injustice whenever possible
this is a vicious cycle that solves nothing. it fosters the sentiment of nothing but revenge and promotes retaliation. That's not to say there aren't times when justice is necissary but to seek it out whenever possible is destructive to society as a fucking whole, which can be seen from shit like rape cases, where the victim often mis-selects the perp due to emotional need rather than an evaluation of what happened.

>>violence is not necissarily unjust
unnecissary violence is always unjust.

>>violence used to stop unjust action is not necissarily unjust
It is increadibly easy to stop events from happening by using excessive force. The fact that the problems have ceased does not mean the method was just, example, we kill all people who don't agree on a religion and make the laws of the remaining population follow that religion. Outcome, crime is almost entirely eliminated.

>>Premise 4: Violence used as a means to stop unjust actions becomes unjust only at the point at which it becomes unnecessary
all of this was explained by me earlier in not so many words.

>>: It is just to use violence to stop injustice if and when it becomes necessary, such action is preferable to inaction, and should be prioritized above compensating for the injustice
this is fucking hilariously ass backwards. you went from saying justice always needs to happen whenever possible, to only when necissary, and then an unsubstantiated non sequiter, that somehow this should be prioritized over compensating in constructive ways, which seems to badly clash with your need for violent and destructive action to solve matters. the very fact that you dismiss it in preference for violent resolution is proof that your assertion of only when necissary is fabricated. the very fact that compensation for justice exists implies that in whole or part, non violent solutions are available.
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>>27214047
>>Premise 6: It would be unjust for injustice to not be compensated for
circular arguement, not wrong, but you've started with an uproved premise: Justice should always be sought out.
>>Premise 7: The compensation for injustice must be proportional to the severity of the injustice for it to be fair
this is obviously true, if you are implying that it is fair between the party wronged and the party responsible, and ignore any 3rd party factors, which there are many.

>>Premise 8: An unfair compensation is unjust
broken premise, mostly due to the fact that it's in a vacuum, example; tyrant owns the landshare of everything and keeps it from the starving people around them, they steal his belongings to pull themselves out of the muck while he's busy languishing in oppulance. They are caught and made to pay the whole sum back and go back to starving and killing eachother, despite the tyrants greed helping to put them there in the first place. Unjust and Just are relative to the values being described by them. given the fucking hilariously irrelevant image you posted, and all this inane vacuum logic, I'm going to go out on a limb and guess you believe in universal morality.

>>Premise 9: The compensation must affect the offender in some way
obviously, one cannot use others to pay for you.

>>Conclusion 2 (P1,6,7,8,9): Proportional compensation that affects the person who did an injustice should be sought out whenever possible
again with this back and forth, either whenever it's necissary, or any time it could conceivably be achieved. either way, its wrong. Some times are bad times. such as when two enemies are fighting a stronger enemy who will defeat them if they are at eachothers throats. This statement is better than seeking out violent justice however.
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>>27215107
Not even involved in this discussion, but necessity is a dead language.
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>>27214047
>>Conclusion 3 (P2,10 and C2): Violence done against the offender can be a legitimate form of just compensation if it is proportional
and oil contains calories and can sustain your body if you drink it proportionally to the calories you need. Violence breeds hatred and wrath. it is only excusable in extreme circumstances. It actively puts the people involved into their most basic thought processes, which, by the way, are canon for our demigods as we've seen it first hand with the celestia crash reflex scene.

Violence is the most ineffective form of compensation precisely because it is treated far more anticlimactically and emotionally than real metered justice. It rarely works on children, let alone criminals.

>>Conclusion 4 (P11,12): The Tartarusian curse represents a virtually infinite form of violence
The act of living can and often represents a virtually infinite form of violence. We decide and accept that sentient life is the stuff that matters, and it's usually the non sapient animals that take the brunt of our violence, but that doesn't change the facts. both worlds are closed systems and require vast ammounts of continued violence. our world especially runs on corpses.

>>Conclusion 5 (P8,13,14,15,16 and C4): The Tartarusian curse is an infinitely severe injustice
You must have some choice words with evangelical christianity. In other news, some people don't actually want to die. I'm not saying this is a good thing, but rather, your supposition that for everyone, this represents a worse punishment than permanent anhillation just because it involves suffering is fucking bullshit, and strikes of the same mentality that the punishment should always be the same for everyone, so 10 lashes for the masochist who stole that purse.
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>>27214054
>>Premise 19: Luna and Celestia being alive necessarily means there is a probable chance that they will continue working towards the complete containment of Tartarus and/or continue sentencing persons to it
no, the violent retribution and their base instincts are what will make the chance that they will continue working towards the complete containment of tartarus probable, as well as the stunt pulled by anon's friends. they have mobbed innocents and taken no prisoners in their approach to freedom. You are also completely fucking ignoring all the good that they've done, and what removing them from power will mean for everyone else, justice isn't a closed system just because it's more convinient and black and white for you. Their behavior isn't any more excusable than someone killing them in hot blood.

>>Conclusion 7 (P20 and C1,6): Luna and Celestia should die
this is the sweetest bullshit among all your posts. Luna and celestia aren't being killed, theyre being tortured, by someone who is a psychopath, while the lives of untold ponies are all being used as collatoral to break them further. In other words even by your own logic justice for them is failed.

>>It is impossible for Luna and Celestia to die
I'd like to say this is speculation but I might have missed this being spoken in the thread
>>Conclusion 8 (P21 and C7): It is impossible to end the threat of Luna and Celestia propagating Tartarus
this is most defiantly fucking bullshit though.

>>Conclusion 9 (C1,7): Compensation for the injustice of Tartarus should now be prioritized over its further prevention
no, becuase by your own logic tartarus represents an infinite ammount of suffering, and people continue to suffer from it, therefore, any compensation for tartarus is unattenable, no ammount of punishment is comparable, and by and far the reason for doing this is nothing more than emotional outrage and hatred rather than justice. <c>
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>>27214054
That means that anon is as bad as luna, since they both prioritized their own personal vendatta and emotions over the quality of life of others. Luna ignoring the trials, and anon seeking retribution and to aid in his friends quest to steal magic from fucking everyone over ending the suffering of countless others, which as you said, is incalculably inhumane.

>>Conclusion 10 (P22,23,24 and C3): Sexual, psychological, and physical abuse can be legitimate forms of compensation for injustice if they are only done proportionally to the injustice
no, they aren't., they are inhumane forms of abuse that do not constitute justice. inflicting them on the person causes severe damage and little feelings of remorse. It is like beating a horse because it kicked you and expecting it to stop happening. That isn't justice, and no matter how much responsability you would prefer to disown as if you can do no wrong, knowingly increasing the likelyhood that a person will seek vengence and continue awful behavior just so you can sake your lust for violence is a moral crime. The lives of thousands rest on that very same action, and you can't say that the situation is unfair because luna and celestia never chose to be born powerful and immortal despite being clearly still animals with base instincts. they shoulder an equally impossible responsibility not to fuck shit up all the time as anon does for fucking this one thing up.

>>Premise 26: It is impossible for any sum of finite actions to be equal or greater than infinite actions
Ironically you are factually wrong. but ways to count past infinity aren't really relevant to moral discussion.
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>>27214062
>>Conclusion 11 (P26 and C5,10): No amount of sexual, physical, or psychological abuse will ever be proportionate to the infinite injustice of a sentence to Tartarus. It will always be unfair in favor of the offender, who will never face proportionate consequences
false. time is not infinite, tartarus exists, and has only existed for a certain amount of time. the punishment that is proportional actually can be made up, but you are so angry you are pulling cherry picked bullshit out of your ass, that even I can make better arguements for your own case for you.

I've already went over why abuses are not acceptable punishment due to what they do to the perp, but the hilarious thing is your disregard for what it does to the person doing it. the psychology of doing violence is nearly as harmful, and an infinite ammount of justice metred to luna and celestia in this way would constitute an infinite ammount of suffering for the people charged with doing it, and the way it will warp that persons perceptions to an unhealthy extent even if they volenteer enthusiastically.

>>Conclusion 12 (P1,6,7,8): A lack of adequate compensation does not justify a refusal to produce any compensation
false. A lack of adequate compensation does not justify a refusal to produce available compensation. If the bank owes you food it cant pay, and there's a shortage where everyone is hungry, it is not suddenly acceptable to take it away all the remainder. The morality of a situation or action is always dependent on the context.

>>Penultimate Conclusion: All violent actions done to Celestia and Luna are fair and just forms of compensation for their injustices
bullshit, for reasons already explained.
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If we can put aside the philosophical stuff for a moment, with ~50 posts left in the thread I think it's time to bring up a particular question again: What do we do regarding the thread name and identity?

A little under three weeks later, the general scruffening has (mostly) subsided. Some threads that were being hit, like /hhh/ and fat, are back on the board. Others, however, like the ml/k/ and (perhaps most relevant to us) slave/captive pony threads still suffer from scruffy's actions on a regular basis.

Is the plan outlined in >>27055074 - take a shot at it, and if not continue to hide out under Proportional Punishment's umbrella - still our go-to option?
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>>27215441
I'm pretty sure they leave you be because of the Cyoa but I've been wrong before bb
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>>27215441
I believe that was the plan still, yes. I feel like a huge asshole hijacking the thread's name, though, so if anyone has better ideas in the event we get caught, I'm all open. I think the slave pones may just keep getting hit because of the tantrum they throw every time.

Also, this philosophical debate over the stupid thing I've written is both amazing and terrifying. Update this weekend.
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>>27215107
So it is better to hold onto a single premise than one that is nuanced?
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>>27215633
>>nuanced
>>contradictory
nuance is the mother of morals, contradictions are not. if there are some cases where both statements are true at different times they need to be outlined clearly to be part of a logic train. if there are times when they are both true at once a different solution must be found. Making a bunch of contradicting statements with no context for when one or the other applies doesn't add nuance, it adds confusion at best, delusion at worst.
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>>27215398
I'm getting toward that point in the evening where my arguments just become hour long rambles, so I'm going to wait till tomorrow to respond so I don't fuck it up.

But just skimming over it now, you probably could have saved like 3 posts by just not quoting the statements entirely. They were numbered for a reason.
Also, you could have at the very least read the entire thing before making your arguments so it doesn't read like a disjointed, 40 minute long "rebuttal" video, of somebody just pausing and unpausing another video, to argue against every single word in the damn thing without knowing how it works in the argument as a whole. I'm half asleep and it's already giving me a headache.
Seriously, that's the absolute worst.
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>>27215630
Maybe just making up another sub-dom pun?
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>>27215651
Premise 4 is a composite statement, it does not contradict the past statements as it is composed of them, with limits put on other assumptions, as you "explained earlier" during your dissection. The point of this is to start from 0 and build up towards the assumption to prove it, not begin with a conclusion.

To add further: I'm not the guy who posted his argument, nor do I agree with some of its premises as they are not proven to begin with. I'm simply saying that the logic works within itself, but lacks explanation on some of its assumptions.

As for universal morality, to assume it exists is the backbone of the discussion as a whole. I don't personally subscribe to it, but otherwise why would we care if Anon is being immoral/unjust? That is, the argument is that justice is based on morality, at least thats how it seemed.
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>>27215751
Which premises are you wanting an explanation for?
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>>27215441
>>27215630
One humble anon's opinion, but I'd say we try making a thread proper, and if it gets deleted, we go back to this. I guess the only risk is if that somehow angers the gods and this thread gets deleted too (which would be silly because this thread is entirely legit, but who knows).

And I agree, I think the mods either specifically have something against out more cuddly-minded friends, or they just get a kick out of watching them spaz out.
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>>27215849
I'd be down for remaking SiM proper and seeing what happens. If it goes south, then we can regroup under PP. There are a few other threads that I know some of us lurk, so even if PP 2.0 gets nuked we can slowly start to rally elsewhere.
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>>27215849
>(which would be silly because this thread is entirely legit, but who knows).
Maybe not for long, if they suspend GR15 on /qst/
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>>27215751
Premise 4 is not a composite statement. X is y but sometimes Z makes X A is a composite statment. all you have is X is Y and X is A but no Z, theres no context, only contradiction.

>>the point of this is to build up towards something
that is irrelevant when the blocks you start with are fundamentally flawed. a holistic approach in this sense only serves to allow someone to sneak in bullshit with false dichotomies and self deception. If the entire conclusion is based on a number of false premises, you don't address the conclusion, you address the premises.

>>I'm simply saying that the logic works within itself,
The logic doesn't follow from itself as shown by the contradictions and lack of context, but you are right that it paints a story that is clear by the over all picture. that is likely the intention to begin with. you can see it transparently by the way the writer decided to focus on the retributive pain that needs to be delivered to the culprit rather than focusing on how to undue the damage in the first place. It's just another example of how false this kind of justice is, I mean the person argues that luna and celestias crime is infinite, and no amount of punishment will ever complete their sentence.

Logical incompatibilities with reality aside, if we take this as fact, then the outcome anon chose, to torture the shit out of them, is preposterous, self destructive, and does more to hurt him and the people he is supposedly empathizing with. by simple fact that no punishment will be great enough, meaning that anon does not even reap the limited benefits of violent retribution and simply incurs all it's downsides. Meanwhile, lets suppose anon truly thinks stooping tartarus is impossible, and clandestine his actions to say he truly is acting as an arbiter rather than ruled by his violent aggression. he has already engaging in an impossible task, yet between the two options, he chose the one which would benefit the victims the least.
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>>27216175
>suspend GR15
I wouldn't put money on that.
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Yeah I really fucking doubt it. the thread I made didn't last 2 minutes before being 404d. 4chan will forever be as afraid of ponies as twilight is of cheesy mexican food.
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>>27216402
>this pic

Now I have one godly idea for a bonding moment with Twiggy. Tee hee heeeee
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>>27215630
>>27215849
Fine by me. Sounds like a solid course of action.

>>27216402
In unrelated news, cat ponies are damn adorable.
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>>27216194
Yeah, the whole thing doesn't really work overall, especially with the material it was argued around.

At least I got this discussion out of it. Logic is intriguing to me, especially when debated and discussed.
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>>27215107
P1: On this "vicious cycle" stuff, there's a big difference between "seeking justice" and "something happening against injustice". P1 is not a call for something to /always/ happen whenever someone does something unjust, it's a statement saying that unjust action should be followed by the pursuit of justice.
That does not necessitate that some form of compensation is actually produced, only that just compensation is searched for (given P6).

P2-4: This is just you not understanding the premise-conclusion form

C1: First, I never said "justice always needs to happen whenever possible", the necessity is a limitation that works consistently with the actual statement of P1, I took the prioritization as a given (something I admitted doing at the end), and I do not have a "need for violence".
You fundamentally misunderstand what I am arguing for in favor of this childish obsession with pacifism that you're willing to have tantrums over.

The text of the conclusion related to the prioritization could be more clear. I was not saying that "violence as means to stop injustice" should be put above compensation, but that "the stopping of injustice" should be. If you actually need the logic behind P5:

1. Unjust action is occurring
2. Unjust action should not be occurring
3. Unjust action should be fairly compensated for
4. The production of compensation is an event which, while including the possibility of containing a process, is not a process itself
5. Fair compensation must address the entirety of an injustice
Conclusion: The production of fair compensation must either take place after an injustice has ended or contain a precise and accurate prediction of the injustice that will take place after the production

Final Conclusion: Since it is impossible to precisely and accurately predict the future, it is preferable to have stopped an injustice before working towards compensation. (read: The prevention of injustice comes before its compensation)

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>>27220820
(I'm trying to avoid pedantic foundations. I'm not going to bother giving a basis for the idea that we can't predict the future, even you should understand that)

Finally, there /are/ forms of compensation apart from violent retribution. I never deny this.
Again, you don't understand what I'm saying. Stick around to the end, buckaroo.

>>27215171
P6: If you aren't saying that I need to prove why justice is a good thing, then refer back to my P1 answer.

P7: None of my statements imply anything but their logical backings.
You say stuff like "obviously" a bunch throughout your arguments. You can't at once say I'm giving unjustified givens like P5 as a non sequitur and then laugh about me going down to basics so I don't have to give unbased givens.
I won't be addressing these again, it's not important to the merit of the argument, but it is telling of how you're approaching this discussion.

P8:
First, this is a discussion about normative ethics. If you want to get into a descriptive argument there is no reason to continue this conversation, these are two entirely different things.
Second, since this is a normative discussion, some assumptions are necessary. The primary one being the assumption that there is even such a thing as "moral" or "immoral" to have a discussion over.
Those standards do not have to be universal or absolute, but you have to concede that we can at least come to an agreement on the idea that we should act like there are, or else there is no discussion to be had.
You can't claim a horse in this race if you're sitting outside the stadium saying the race isn't real. Whether it's real or not doesn't matter, if you want to have a genuine claim within the race you need to at least pretend like it is.
You cannot at once say "morality is an irrelevant fantasy" and also say "this is moral" or "that is immoral". You have to either engage completely or refuse to engage at all. There is literally no consistent way to engage halfway.

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>>27220830
We are both making these sorts of assumptions throughout our arguments, so there's no point in deriding them yourself. Unlike the things you've misunderstood to be "contradictions" in my arguments so far, this is a fundamental conflict within your own logic.

You're so caught up in arguing against each and every one of my points, that you're falling back on yourself to just to be contrarian.
So, while there may not be an objective truth to what is or is not just in your example, I have zero doubt, given your utilitarian leanings, that you, like me, would say that the acquisition of land from the tyrant's hand is a just action.

Finally, I used that picture to help people not used to the P-C form understand what I was saying. If by "hilariously irrelevant" you mean "completely ineffectual", you're continuous misunderstanding is more than enough to prove that.
Unless you're talking about the quote, in which case you're in denial about what "irrelevant" means.

C2: There is no back and forth. Again, this may be an issue with my wording, which is my fault.
I did not write "whenever possible" to mean "whenever the option is available". A clearer way to phrase it would be "whenever there is no reason not to seek it out".
That just goes back to the kind of reasoning behind C1: I think utilitarian action is preferable to idealistic inaction. Your example assumes that my arguments prefer the latter, and you'd be right if your understanding of my arguments was the same as the way I meant them.

(I'm aware this may seem to be a shift in the goalposts, the difference is that I'm not actually moving anything. My goalposts are where they always were, I'm just clarifying for you since you thought they were somewhere else)


>>27215171
C3: I completely agree with the principles behind your statements. I am a passionate supporter of prison abolition for exactly the reasons you list out. That said, I do not disagree with conclusion 3.

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>>27220834
My position here is that the harms of physical violence, even more so psychological violence (whether directly or via sexual or physical abuse), are very, very, very extreme. There are very few injustices that could ever justify physical harm as punishment, and absolutely none that justify abuse in any form.Where I believe we differ is that this is not an idealistic belief.
I do not share your ideal that this is /necessarily/ the case. You seem to be approaching this from the view that these things should never, ever even be put on a scale to be weighed against a crime. My view is that we /can/ put these things on the scale of justice, but that it is literally impossible for a human being alive today to ever commit a crime so horrible that these sorts of harms do not instantly outweigh the crime (ie that they are not inherently disproportionate).

The difference is usually only interesting to think about in principle, but it's actually the bedrock of this discussion and I'll get into it once I hit the meat of our disagreement.

C4: Mortal life does not entail infinite violence. The suffering of a being ends when they die. The Tartarusian curse is unique in that the beings under it cannot die.
My position is that the violence of the curse comes from two directions: that of the physical hardships of Tartarus as a location, and that of all the suffering the cursed will experience that they wouldn't have experienced if they had not been immortal.
I think you may be taking this to a universal level of "the existence of life necessitates violence", but I'm specifically only discussing the life of individuals.

C5: Here again, I think we've hit a fundamental disagreement in our ethics. I think that annihilation is preferable to endless suffering. We could spend days arguing over the philsophy of this, but I don't think it has any bearing for Punishment.

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>>27220841
On an individual level, of course someone given that choice deserves to make it themselves. That said, people taking the eternal option should be given the ability to self-annihilate if they ever want to.

We could spend years discussing this, as others have done in the past, but I don't think it has any bearing on the content of the story or the merit of its characters.

First, the subjectivity of the individuals does not factor into the conversation. We know for a fact that there is at least one individual (Anon) who would rather have died. His sentence of eternity, and the injustice that is, is enough to carry the rest of the conclusions even if not a single other being would have taken death (which is ludicrous).
Second, Tartarus is not a given. This is something I made clear with the premises for conclusion 5. I do not call it unjust because I think it is /inherently/ unjust on an idealistic principle.
For example, if everyone immediately went to a Hell when they died, not because of a willful judgement but just as a natural thing, this would not be "unjust" in the same sense. It would be cruel, and a complete and utter violation of our rights, but if there was no other option it couldn't be just or unjust, it just is.
It becomes absolutely unjust when there exists an agent /willfully deciding/ that people will go there, when it could just as easily decide that they do not.

If Tartarus was a given part of reality, my reasoning would be fundamentally flawed. It is not, however. Celestia and Luna decide who goes there, and for what.
They use it as a punishment, and the statement of conclusion 5 understands it to be infinitely unjust in relation to its existence as a punishment done to even a single person.

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>>27220851
>>27215289
Premise 19: Your idea here is totally unsubstantiated. It is /explicitly/ inconsistent with the text.
If Tirek had never broken out, if Tirek had then not sent them to Tartarus, if Anon had never gotten the chance to hurt them, what in the ever-loving fuck gives you the idea that they would have stopped utilizing and maintaining Tartarus?
They showed no signs of stopping before. They showed that they had a justification for it in their heads already, that they refused to question since anything bad even happened to them.
This is completely independent of the groups actions, /they were not going to stop themselves/.

When it comes to the good they've done in the past, charity does not excuse murder. That's something that needs to be taught to children in grade school, it has no place in a serious discussion and, if you weren't so desperate for any ammo you could get your hands on, I doubt even you would think that's tenable.

Unless the act of removing them from power will result in an equally infinite amount of suffering for the individuals under their rule, which we have no reason to believe it will, the eternal nature of the curse outweighs whatever benefits their rule brings on every single layer.

Again, I would agree with the principle of justice not being black and white if it weren't for the fact that the infinite nature of the issue forces it into a binary from the start.

C7: Justice would have been failed if they were able to die. They aren't, this is something I'll go into after this.
If they actually are, and this is just something we don't know yet, then they should be executed immediately.
That's something even you shouldn't disagree with (assuming you're able to hold a position besides "disagree with the person you're arguing with").

C8: If they can't die, I see no way to end their threat permanently. Magic can be reversed and wounds can heal, the only permanent solution is death.

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>>27220856
If you had explained /why/ you thought C8 is bullshit, this may have been worth talking about but I guess you couldn't be bothered to think about it.

>>27215350
C9: Conclusion 12 is my answer to the first argument here, I'll address it there. You could have saved a whole paragraph by just spending ten minutes reading my arguments at once without blowing your load on your first take.

And no, Anon is not as bad as Luna. Even if it were true that it was possible to end the curse, the suffering that Anon is directly or indirectly causing is absolutely nothing to Luna's /active/ (she didn't ignore the trials, she acknowledged them and didn't bother to disagree) acceptance of Tartarus.
What Tirek and Discord are doing outside is not "incalculably" inhumane, it's the epitome of measurable compared to Tartarus. What story are you reading where anything they've done is even close to the curse?

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>>27220864
C10: Again, you're misunderstanding my point because you can't be bothered to think about nuance when you think there's an opportunity to white knight like a Christian Crusader through Baghdad.
This is the same shit you pulled up in P1 and C3, and I'll get into it here since this is the only time it stands alone.

You're argument here, which you contradict in other places but I'm not going to just ignore like you do me, is that these are not just things to do as compensation because they do not fulfill utilitarian purposes.

My /entire/ argument is that retributive justice is not illegitimate.

See the difference? It's really fucking important.

My reasoning is done to prove that a system of retributive justice is not necessarily unjust, and is also not internally inconsistent once that system is applied to this scenario (which is the function of P21 and C8, to establish the shift from utilitarian need to prevent violence to the retributive call for punishment).

All you have done in regards to P1, C3, and C10, and will do in regards to C11, is argue for why abuse does not constitute a legitimate form of compensation /within a utilitarian system/.
You have yet to even argue, /anywhere/, that:
1. A retributive system of justice is illegitimate
and/or
2. A utilitarian system of justice should be preferred to a retributive one

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>>27220869
All you /have/ done is assert utilitarian conclusions onto a retributive framework, act like you've "won" the argument because they fundamentally disagree, pat yourself on the back, and then strut around because you agree with the utilitarian system.

This is not even a legitimate response to my arguments. To have a real rebuttal, you'd have to either disagree and argue for a utilitarian ethics, which you haven't done, or agree that retributive ethics /is/ acceptable, but that it does not internally support the Penultimate Conclusion.
The closest you ever came to this was with the "justice is subjective" shit in P8, but that is irrelevant in a completely different way and contradicts every other word you've typed.

You aren't engaging in this discussion, you are not arguing against me. There is no clash here, you aren't touching my points. You're just asserting your own framework with absolutely no justification.
This is /exactly/ why I formatted my reasoning as premise-conclusion, you've been doing this for days.
I was hoping you'd realized how badly you were fucking up and correct yourself, but your brain obviously never got the memo that you need to actually /have/ a coherent advocacy if you're going to advocate action.

Also, that "immortals can do no wrong because they didn't choose to be immortal" bullshit is incoherent authoritarian nonsense. At least that's excusable, though.
It's not like there's entire branches of philosophy dedicated to the ethics of immortality, unlike the branches of philosophy dedicated to the place of rationality within being that you flippantly ignore with your "base instincts" evopsych crap.

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>>27220869
I guess we're just writing academic papers on this shit now
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>>27220884
P26: It's extremely relevant to /this/ moral discussion, the fact that you don't understand that is frightening, and I am not wrong when it comes to physical action. Maybe in theoretical mathematics you're right, but not when it comes to a possible quantity of actions on a linear timetable.

>>27215398
C11: The characteristic of "virtually infinite" that I gave to C4 is implicitly carried over throughout the chain. Don't nitpick this shit like it matters.

Also, again, this has nothing to do with subjectivity. If the suffering was done by a machine that never failed until the end of time, I bet you'd still find some twisted way to say that it hurts the victims of the Crown's violence.
No, the suffering inflicted on a person is not, at all, ever, the same thing as the psychological change inflicting that suffering brings.

C12: Banks don't deal in bread.
The reason you had to make a financial institution into a pantry is pretty obvious: Capital exchange is not zero-sum, food is.
If you represented the situation correctly, it wouldn't disagree with me and your gut tells you that you just /have/ to disagree on every single one of my points.
I guess you were too out of it or lazy to bother thinking up a better analogy, but whatever.

It's a false equivalency. In this scenario, there is no constraint on the compensation that would make it "unavailable". Abuse is not zero-sum. Shit, not even time is zero-sum in this situation. There are no substantial constraints. At best you have the search for Twilight, but that's temporary and we've both been willing to ignore it for the sake of the hypothetical.

Yeah, the morality is contextual. Our context is not incompatible with C12.

PC: Nice going, brolio. Really stuck it to me.

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>>27216194
P4 /is/ a composite statement, actually cease.
The blocks are consistent, you misunderstood them.
The logic is consistent, don't pretend like you suddenly understood how Premise-Conclusion works when you showed multiple times that you did not understand how Premise-Conclusion works within your arguments.

Also,
>I mean the person argues that luna and celestias crime is infinite, and no amount of punishment will ever complete their sentence
Really?
Saying "I mean, this doesn't fit with my common sense therefore it's worth disregarding with no other justification" is bullshit that's only spouted in the modern world by religious fundamentalists and metaphysics loving new-agers.

And with that last paragraph, again you give no reasoning as to why anybody should give a single fuck about utilitarian ethics.

Fuck off with your crown-loving, inconsistent, manipulative, arrogant, contrarian, hypocritical, desperate, biased, power-lusting, narcissistic, and false-moralizing horse shit you fascist, psychopathic, and disingenuous shithead.

TL;DR: The person I'm responding to is a child who fundamentally contradicts themselves multiple times, makes claims that only logically work if they advocate doing absolutely nothing, continues to advocate doing something, never explains their own positions, and arrogantly refuses to bother engaging constructively.

Their intellectually dishonest argumentation is thinly veiled bullshit that falls apart even under the most basic logical OR ethical analysis.

>>27215630
dude bring it
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>>27220820
>>27220830
>>27220834
>>27220841
>>27220851
>>27220856
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>>27220884
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>>27220911
11 consecutive posts about the internal ethics of the narrative of a piece of rape erotica.
How long did this take to write, and how do you have so much free time?
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>>27221001
Now... imagine what this guy could do if he was writing green.
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>>27221001
I masturbated to the amount of philosophical debate going on.
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>>27221001
I started at sometime between 7:30 and 8, finished around 3:30, so about 7-8 hours if you include breaks. My mouse feels like its sensitivity dropped, but I think that's just because I was only using it on the little quick reply box for so long.
I've been staring at the banner with a horse jumping off a balcony for two days. I feel like it might be a sign.

NEET privilege = time and energy

>>27221100
It would just be self-important trash, makes a boring story and terrible porn.
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We seriously need some green in this thread.
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>>27222177
Bit close to the end for that
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>>27222177
I just hope we're done with the pedantic jerk-off
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>>27223310
It ends when one person quits.
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>>27223472
So, I must pray for the sudden extinction of the human race? Seems a fair trade to stop the sum of all autism.
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>>27223517
Well, there's only like two or three people.You should pray for only half the human race to die.
Here, let me explain my reasoning with four posts about statistical probability...
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>>27223551
brb waking up Azathoth
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>"M-Master...~"
bump
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>>27092371
>Your mind races as you work through your possible options, Cadance’s words having yet to sink in emotionally.
>First thing’s first, deal with the impending crisis, THEN you can get upset.
>As for HOW…
>Well, if you hadn’t rolled your way down a mountain earlier, you’d just pick one of them up and throw her into the other.
>But that’s not going to happen right now.
>Stupid, you just HAD to leave your hunting gear by the fire!
>You should have at least kept your knife on you.
>Now it’ll take too long to get to it.
>You’re not sure how fast they’ll move, but you’re not about to give them a chance to jeopardize Luna’s training.
>Hope’s always an option…
>Let her do the magic thing on those two, and probably fling them around like toys.
>...No.
>She might decide this is the perfect chance to drag you back to her mommy.
>...
>Dammit, you need time to THINK!
>But you cannot let them believe they can get away with trying to escape.
>You need to seem like an all knowing god, who’ll swoop in the moment they try to disobey you.
>Which you can’t DO right now because of your damn back!
>...Actually...you probably could.
>THEY don’t know you’re hurting, all they know is you’ve already subdued of them once.
>You just need to give up the element of surprise...but a little yelling, maybe a punch or two, and Celestia will slink right back into her cage.
>With your mind made up, you approach the room, letting your footfalls land heavy on the smooth ground to announce your presence.
>Right when you hear a sharp gasp, you put on your biggest shit eating grin and call out,
“Actually Cadance, you’d be surprised. I could chase every one of you down, and STILL do a victory lap around the whole mountain range.”
>You hear her mumble something unintelligible, followed by the clip-clop of hooves.
>But you don’t see any movement…
>They’re going to try to ambush you, aren’t they?
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>>27225308
“You know what’s sad? I was ACTUALLY going to let you get your nightly nuzzles I thought ‘Alright. If she wants to tear open her injuries, then SHE gets to deal with the pain.’ But escape?! I TRUSTED you, Cadance!”
>Staying close to the far wall, just in case they’re trying to be sneaky, you round the corner.
>...They’re both standing next to each other by the cage.
>Those two really WOULDN’T have lasted a day if they weren’t with you.
>You only spare Celestia a glance, keeping your furious gaze on your guest, her ears slunk down, her head bowed the tiniest bit.
>It’d be cute if she hadn’t just let her aunt out.
>Celestia in contrast, looks about ready to kill you.
>Her eyes are filled with a burning, murderous rage.
>”Master, let me-”
“Shut it.”
>She doesn’t shut it.
>”-explain! I wasn’t going to leave, I was going to-”
“One of you! Back in the cage! Now!”
>You roar out, having lost your patience, drowning out whatever stupid thing Cadance was saying.
>It does not have the intimidating effect you had hoped.
>Rather than cower and climb back into her cage like a good pony, Celestia covers Cadance with her wing and steps forward, her eyes screaming one word:
>Kill.
>...Ok, this could be bad.
>Your eyes sweep over her, evaluating the threat before you.
>Sharp pointy horn and big, metalbound hooves are her biggest weapons.
>With that muzzle still attached, you won’t have to worry about her biting you.
>Her shoulder’s still a mess from when you stabbed her, she’s favoring that leg, and she’s been curled up in a ball for the past two days, she must be barely standing.
>...
>One good hit in the right place and she’ll be on the ground.
>You just need to avoid getting impaled.
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>>27225315
>”Auntie, Master, stop, both of you, please!” Cadance cries out, limping to get out from behind Celestia’s wing.
“She’s right. You’re not going to win thi-”
>Celestia barks out something unintelligible to Cadance and charges at you, her head down.
>Pointy horn, pointy horn, pointy horn!
>You scramble to get out of the way of her charge and the moment you’re clear you spin around and swing your fist at her as she passes, trying to bring her down with that one good hit.
>With a slap of her wing, she knocks your hand out of the way, soon stumbling to a halt herself.
>Dammit, you didn’t think she could use her wings to fight!
>...You really should have gotten a weapon.
>You might be in trouble.
>Ignoring Cadance’s cries of protest behind you, you run at Celestia, not giving her a chance to try THAT maneuver again.
>She rears up before you can snatch her horn, brandishing her forelegs and wings.
>You dance backwards, keeping just out of her reach.
>...You HAD to throw your spear at the giant spider monster siren, didn’t you?
>Celestia stumbles a bit, constantly readjusting herself to keep her balance.
>If you wait, she’ll probably fall over on her own.
>Then you’ll take care of her.
>You hear the shuffling of hooves behind you-Cadance, obviously.
>She’s not stupid enough to try anything, is she?
>Celestia’s eyes dart behind you.
>She is!
>You whirl around-she’s right there!
>Before Cadance can attack, you snatch her horn and yank her over to you before kicking her in the flank, right where Hope bit her.
>”Aaahh!” She shrieks out in pain as she crumples to the ground.
>You don’t get a chance to relish that victory.
>With a scream of rage, Celestia slams into you from the side, her horn just missing you as she tackles you to the floor.
>You just barely get your arms under you to keep from cracking your head on the ground.
>Shooting one hand out in retaliation, you grab ahold of something and pull hard.
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>>27225318
>But rather than bring her down with you, there’s a tearing sound before whatever you grabbed pulls free.
>You just tore the muzzle off her.
>Shit, now she can-
>Her hoof comes crashing down on your skull.
>Your ears ring and your vision swims as the whole world lurches under you.
>You need…
>You need to do something…
>She’s saying...something-you can’t make out her words over the ringing in your ears.
>Forcing your limbs to obey, you try to crawl out from under her, to do something, ANYTHING to try and get control of the situation.
>But your legs aren’t responding.
>They’re stuck.
>”...for what you’ve done to my sister!” Celestia’s voice starts to come into focus.
>Wait, but you hurt Cadance, not Luna…
>...Right...the rape thing, earlier today.
>That…
>That’s not good.
>You curl up in a half fetal position and try to cover your head, the best defense you can manage before she begins to rain blow after blow down, her thunderous hooves slamming into your arms, her wings pummeling you.
>She’s going to kill you.
>She’s not going to stop until she’s either killed you or left you completely broken, and then she’s going to free Luna, and run off.
>You’ll be alone again.
>Without Cadance, your backup plan goes up in smoke.
>You…
>You have to do SOMETHING!
>Groping with your free arm, you grab a fistful of her long mane.
>You yank on it, earning both a grunt of pain from her, and an almost bone shattering punch to your ribs, but she still lowers her head.
>Her horn’s now in reach.
>You lash your hand out, your fingers wrap around that hard, unyielding bone, her mane still entangled in your fingers.
>Got her!
>Pulling hard, you force her horn to the floor, twisting her neck further than it’s capable of moving.
>Faced between losing her horn or turning into your hand, she smartly chooses the latter, allowing you to pull your leg free.
>Which you then bring down on her ruined shoulder.
>”Gyaaahh!”
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>>27225329
>You kick her again and again, working your way free as Cadance’s cries join Celestia’s, her words incomprehensible over the ringing in your ears.
>With a yank, you manage to pull the rest of yourself out from under the alicorn.
>But you aren’t done.
>Not while she’s still moving.
>Not until you’ve hurt her as badly as she’s hurt you.
>You dive on top of her.
>She becomes a whirlwind of flailing legs and battering wings as she thrashes under you, doing her damndest to throw you off.
>Your grip on her horn is unyielding, allowing you to trade blows with your abused, bruising arm.
>Right up until she catches you, her forelegs wrapping around your arm and twisting it back as far as it can go.
“Guuuh…”
>It’s your turn to lean into the pain now, arching your now relatively pain-free back.
>But you don’t let go of her horn with your other hand, instead, you pull her head down along with you.
>”You can’t win, human,” Celestia gasps out, her sides heaving, “I fight for my family. To protect everypony who looks up to me. To save them all from the likes of you!”
>”Auntie, enough! Master, please, just let her go!” Cadance chimes in, unwelcome.
>Celestia’s right.
>You may not have been a borderline cripple before going into this, but you sure are now.
>She’ll kill you unless you end this.
>NOW.
>With a wordless cry, you let her horn go and lunge forward.
>There’s a sickening snap as she twists her forelegs, breaking your arm for that move.
>Agony lances through you, your vision turning white from the pain.
>But you manage to grab her neck, your fingers sinking into her soft, supple flesh.
>”Ngugh!” She cries out as you start strangling her, bashing you with her wings once more, her forelegs kicking at your destroyed arm, that entire half of your body searing.
>But it’s ONLY pain.
>You’ve experienced it more than any other human who’s ever lived.
>It’s not about to get in the way of your revenge.
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>>27225339
>Your grip holds strong no matter what she does to you, no matter how her hooves beat you, or how she thrashes under you.
>Her attack eventually slow.
>She grows weaker the longer you keep her without air, the fire in her eyes fading, giving way to desperation, to pleading.
>It’s just like the countless times you’ve fantasized about this moment.
>But it’s actually happening.
>This is actually REAL!
>”Stop...I surrender...” she tries to beg, but without any air, the words come out almost without sound.
>You couldn’t hear them over Cadance’s crying.
>For a moment, you consider easing up on your death grip, juuust for her to get one gasp.
>She’d no doubt beg you for mercy.
>The look on her face when you denied her would be one you’ve dreamed about.
>But no.
>She doesn’t get that.
>You never gave her permission to speak again.
>One of the ooold speeches from your fantasies bubbles up in your mind.
>It’s over the top, tacky, but...she’s about to lose consciousness.
>It’s now or never.
“How does it feel, Celestia? Thousands of years of life, finally coming to an end, and there's nothing you can do, nothing that can make me stop. The god of the sun, about to die in a nameless cave in the middle of hell, to a little magicless ape!”
>Despite the pain you’re in, you’re grinning.
>Tears run down her cheeks as those words sink in, knowing it’s inevitable.
>Finally, her eyes close and she goes limp under you.
>She’s lost consciousness.
>But you aren’t done.
>You only squeeze harder, leaning into her throat to collapse her esophagus.
>You can still feel her heartbeat
>You’re not going to stop until it’s snuffed out.
>”Master, please!” Cadance sobs out, “Stop! You win! You beat us, she’s not moving anymore! I’ll-I’ll go in the cage if you’ll stop! Ple-e-e-ease!”
>...
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>>27225344
>You once sat down and tried to hash out whether or not it would be morally sound for you to get your revenge on them.
>Whether or not it’d be wrong for you to do this.
>You must have spent months writing on cave walls, arguing, debating with Tirek over the ethical thing to do if you ever saw them again.
>The conclusion you came to was...you don’t remember.
>But right now, with the amount of pain you’re in, with what she’s done to you…
>You don’t care.
>Tearing your gaze from your captive, you look over at Cadance.
>...How did she get all the way on the other side of the room?
>She’s crawling on her belly towards you, sobbing, “Please don’t kill her...she’s my family...”
“No.”
>You turn your attention back to Celestia’s unconscious form and do your best to tune Cadance out.
>It takes much, much longer than it should, but you finally feel it.
>That last, stuttering heartbeat.
>What little tension there was in her chest from her continued, unconscious attempts at breathing vanishes.
>”No...no, no!” Cadance cries, taking her aunt’s head in her hooves in anguish, “Why-y-y!?”
>You did it.
>The long life of Celestia has finally been brought to an end.
>...Well, for a couple minutes, anyway.
>Long enough for you to figure out some way to deal with her.
>You really aren’t sure why Cadance was making such a big deal over this, it’s not like you didn’t show her what would happen.
>Speaking of…
>Carefully, gingerly, with almost every part of your body screaming at you in agony, you fight your way to your feet, towering over the only other living thing in the room.
“Cadance…
Don’t worry, I’ll repost this in the next thread.
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>>27225356
>next thread
gonna withhold my appraisal until then

WHO'S MAKING THE NEW THREAD?
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>i get to be the 500th post for the first time, better make my comment count

I had a wet dream about being seduced by a MILF spider centaur. Was pretty hot.

Seriously though, where's our next fucking thread?!
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>>27225851
Hawt.
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>>27225889
Oh, it totally was. She grabbed me by the wrist and made me feel her heartbeat in her throat. Unghhh... my heart skipped a beat just typing that.
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This is post 502

>>27225901
This is post 501

>>27225889
This is post 500

>>27225851
>spoiler
>yfw you will never be post 500
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>>27225532
I'd make it, but last time I tried I fucked it up, and this one feels important.

>>27225851
>>27225901
Confirmed awesome.

>mfw I dream about shit not meeting milestone deadlines at work.
I wish I was fucking joking.. I really need a vacation.
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>>27225851
>Seriously though, where's our next fucking thread?!
Probably not until after the episode today, friendo. And I hope she looked like this.
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Oilbird. Do you by chance have a updated pastebin for your story? I can't seem to find the last few chapters.
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>>27226833
I don't see much of a point in uodating rhe pastebin while the chapters are still in the thread.
But for you, Anon, I'll get right on it. Once I get off work.
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