I could almost swear that looks like some kind of joke.
I'm going to assume that it's not.
Semantics deals with when and how a word should be used, or what the right word to use is when trying to express a particular idea.
Like the difference between a secondary and background character, for example.
But apart, all we are is just a pile of mush and some crumbly dry mess...
^^Word order and differences in meaning between words, generally. In this case, people're debating whether Twist is a 'supporting' character, a 'background' character or a 'one-shot' character, all of which have shades of grey where she shows up.
edited 26th Aug '11 9:17:28 AM by RedSavant
I'm a college student! I don't have time for this!
"We run like our lives depend on it...because they do." Isa Jo, Sin and Punishment 2
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I miss times when Lauren was answering queastions about show.
They are like the others. Strange, hideous, resisting, fighting. Only these were not like the others. They did not die.
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None.
What we saw in flashback was true. These show us what really hapen not what Mane Cast told (Flutershy dooesn't noticed Rainbow Dash doing Sonic Rainboom and we can se her in Flutershy flashback.
They are like the others. Strange, hideous, resisting, fighting. Only these were not like the others. They did not die.
Well, there's never been any truly conflicting information, though it sort of clashes with the backstory given in "Giggle at the Ghostly". The only thing to really suggest that it wasn't true is that at the end she seems to not know what story she just told.
Nobody will see through my disguise... this time...
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But flashback show us what realy hapen.
They are like the others. Strange, hideous, resisting, fighting. Only these were not like the others. They did not die.
Do you know what a flashback is even
for?
It's because it's not that interesting to just listen to characters talk about what happened to them. So while that's happening, you have to show it also.
Flashbacks will, by their very nature, include some details that the character couldn't be describing - like, say, everything that's going on around them at once. This is
because we're seeing it and not being told. Details are being filled in for us, because otherwise there would be huge blank places on the screen, or else it'd be limited to first-person view.
So, no, the flashback itself isn't something that's inherently true.
edited 26th Aug '11 10:24:37 AM by TurnwaysFlip
Nobody will see through my disguise... this time...
If I'm not mistaken,
Rashomon had flashbacks of different versions of the same story, all of which contradict each other?
Flashbacks aren't always truthful.
Especially if you can't trust your narrator.
But apart, all we are is just a pile of mush and some crumbly dry mess...
I mean come on, A ROCK FARM!
In a setting with flying ponies, magical butt tattoos, and dragon belch-mail. I don't think this particular argument holds much water.
But apart, all we are is just a pile of mush and some crumbly dry mess...
Maybe Equestria realized they didn't need to farm rocks because they're rocks. So Pinkie's old lifestyle went out of........ style.
Okay, let's go see what all the fuss is abou-
IMMA FIRIN MY FRIENDSHIP LAZOR
BLAAAARGH
Holy crap, this show is awesome. My daughter likes it a bunch, too.
Ponies? I've owned four pony cars, does that count?
Yup. They did plan for parents of little girls to be part of the demographic, if I remember.
But apart, all we are is just a pile of mush and some crumbly dry mess...
It shows. I get a lot of the more subtle bits of dialoge, which leaves my daughter wondering why I'm laughing.
My wife was more "it's alright", and roughly equated it to the new Strawberry Shortcake CGI movies.
Ponies? I've owned four pony cars, does that count?