Drakosnekuus 
Lurker
@Eragor14
Basically, the classic “evil cannot comprehend good” trope
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“Oh Sunny, my dear Sunny,my poor Sunny, has it never occurred to you?”
“Why was it that you and your father, who had devoted years to spreading friendship, were met with nothing but ridicule and contempt?”
“Why did the ponies who didn’t believe you, who despised you, who wanted to victimise you change their minds only in that instant?”
“You don’t really think it’s some kind of ‘friendship is magic’, do you? Hahahahahaha!”
“Because you have the power of Alicorn that they could never reach, never fight against! You could have used it to make those who despise you fall at your feet, to avenge for your father, to shape the world into what you want it to be; and you’d rather go and play friendship games with those foolish ponies! That’s why you’ve lost everything! Sunny Starscout!”
Comments
4 comments posted
WaynePonePone 
Flutters Hitchy Glimglam
When that voice in your head is really annoying but looks kind of hot.
Background Pony #23BD
Nice Art
Eragor14 
Sunny Starscout fan
“That’s why you lost everything!”
Um…Opaline? I beg to differ on that. Thanks to Sunny’s desire to reunite the various tribes, she has gotten a tightly knit group of friends made up of the three races that previously refused to communicate with each other. Not only that, but she has also gained the respect of the other ponies in her own community, the same ponies that, as you mentioned before, ridiculed her. Also, I think that, while there were ponies that legitimately despised the other pony species, I think most of the residents of Maretime Bay simply feared them, not knowing what they were like due to over a century of isolation. Something tells me you don’t fully understand the true power of friendship, and to be fair Sunny is trying to learn it as well. But her understanding of it will inevitably make her far more powerful than you, Opaline. None of your trickery will change that fact.
In regards to the art, even if it is inaccurate, it is still really well made. I especially love the way Opaline, disguised as Sunny, is drawn here. Just phenomenal work.