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Fast-forward post-publication. The town is now swarmed by fans, asking if Daring Do was really here. ‘No,’ say the townspeople. ‘But that A.K. Yearling was.’ Thus, the secret of Daring’s existence is kept quiet.
Naturally, there are holes in this theory, such as why the same setup wasn’t used in Somnambula. However, it would adequately explain how the double-identity was kept secret for so long, at least until some unknown event forced Daring to show her hoof in Somnambula.
granted this is a show for an intended younger audience so yea they would have to go with the mature rating if they did most of the things the audience thinks they do..most Saturday morning baddies do the death trap thing or the monologue or brag..instead of getting to the point.
Another one is Ahuizotl. Daring Do lives a dangerous live. Good thing her enemies prefer death traps over straight-out murder.
shame he never followed though but that wouldnt fly…this series goes to some dark corners under the radar.
I suppose it’s just human nature. By pulling out emotions from words, we are able to identify the entity we are talking to as another human being and not an animal, robot, or pretty much anything that is unfamiliar and may do us harm. Statements devoid of any emotion in particular tend to come off as cold and standoff-ish and aren’t exactly associated with positive feelings.
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I wish people world stop projecting emotions onto my words. Pure statements contain no emotion.
Hey, no need to get upset. I’m just throwing out one possible explanation for the discrepancy. It’s by no means the definitive answer. If you have another theory, I would love to hear it.
@Anon-a-Miss
Admittedly, that was the one thing that conjecture couldn’t explain away. Even I’m not sure how that could be accounted for.
^This, plus RD and Twilight’s reaction to learning Daring Do also existing back in S4.
But when Daring Do saves his sorry flank, he actually states in disbelieve “You’re really!” So he had no idea that Daring Do actually existed.
Except there are tons of facts that directly contradict it that you’re deliberately ignoring.
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Maybe so, but it is one explanation that fits with all the facts.
He seemed to think she was fake much of the time he spent getting dragged into an actual adventure.
That seems like an awful lot of assumptions to make.
After watching “Daring Done”, I interpreted Quibble’s complaints as directed towards the manner in which A.K. Yearling writes about Daring Do’s adventures, and not Daring Do’s actual exploits in and around Equestria. Essentially, he’s upset that Yearling has changed writing styles and in his eyes, exaggerated the feats of Daring Do to unrealistic proportions.
That doesn’t answer anything.
It was too unrealistic.
Then how come Quibble Pants didn’t know she was real? He seems to obsess over details, surely a major detail like that wouldn’t slip past him.
“Daring Do was never seen as a fictional character. She is seen as real, and Yearling is only writing about her adventures. The only secret that exists is that Yearling and Daring Do are the same person.”
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And Quibble Pants.
It’s important to note Caballeron is one of the few MLP villains who actually attempts to murder somebody.
MLP bad guys…well the minor ones are kinda dumb and this is a kids show after all but i agree you would think he would use that against her in the means of blackmail and such.