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Also, BA was instead Informed Wrongness as not the internal logic being broken.
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Aesop now a disambiguation. BA now YMMV.
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* AnAesop: Never judge a book by its cover; someone's outward appearance doesn't always tell you what they're like inside.
* BrokenAesop: The episode goes for a "don't judge a book by its cover" aesop, where the ponies shouldn't have assumed the Flories to be good because they looked pretty and the Crabnasties to be evil because they were big and ugly. However, the ponies' judgement came about in large part because the Crabnasties really did not do themselves any favors in the episode. Looking ugly is one thing; deliberately ripping a swathe of destruction through Dream Valley and ignoring any attempts to communicate with you is quite another. If the Crabnasties had apologised for their destructive search and explained their reasons, the ponies might not have been so quick to assume BeautyEqualsGoodness upon meeting the Flories.
* BrokenAesop: The episode goes for a "don't judge a book by its cover" aesop, where the ponies shouldn't have assumed the Flories to be good because they looked pretty and the Crabnasties to be evil because they were big and ugly. However, the ponies' judgement came about in large part because the Crabnasties really did not do themselves any favors in the episode. Looking ugly is one thing; deliberately ripping a swathe of destruction through Dream Valley and ignoring any attempts to communicate with you is quite another. If the Crabnasties had apologised for their destructive search and explained their reasons, the ponies might not have been so quick to assume BeautyEqualsGoodness upon meeting the Flories.
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* TreeCover: Masquerade camouflages herself and hides behind some bushes in Posey's garden to eavesdrop on the Flores, just in time for them to reveal their true intentions of leaching all the life from Ponyland's soil.
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* BrokenAesop: The episode goes for a "don't judge a book by its cover" aesop, where the ponies shouldn't have assumed the Flories to be good because they looked pretty and the Crabnasties to be evil because they were big and ugly. However, the ponies' judgement came about in large part because the Crabnasties really did not do themselves any favors in the episode. Looking ugly is one thing; deliberately ripping a swathe of destruction through Dream Valley and ignoring any attempts to communicate with you is quite another. If the Crabnasties had apologised for their destructive search and explained their reasons, the ponies might not have been so quick to assume BeautyEqualsGoodness upon meeting the Flories.
