S06:E23 - Where the Apple Lies

[Gale Wind 82]

I did like this one. I definitely think Spoiled Milk is one of the worst pony names ever  I mean, they were lucky they were rich and other ponies were probably too afraid to tease her. 

[FriendGuy 43]

Where the Apple Lies teaches a very great message, Applejack knew about manipulation to salvage a Flim Flam of her own. She even involves her brother in this BLATANT LIE ASSUMING she can find a way to keep it a secret from Granny whilst manipulating Filthy Rich. It's possible to get dozens, heck even hundreds if people involved in a secret, or a lie if there is a large amount of money at stake, the stake of someone's reputation, sometimes the stake of entire businesses or even peoples freedom. We need to embrace the TRUTH, TELL THE TRUTH, and not let it spiral into a self serving circle of madness, deception & manipulation. You need to be honest. Remember the "little white lie" in veggie tales? When you make a misconception, you don't drag the world down with you in desperation trying to find a way out because your opportunistic ego couldn't handle the truth. You own your part in the lie you've told and suffer the consequences.

Think a big brain like Applejack would have known from the start, seems more like a mistake her "cousin" Pinkie Pie would have potentially made..

Yeah lies can get out of hand and very creative in desperation, but you really need to own what you've done, what you've said, and how you have ruined or negatively effected the lies of others without expecting the victims of your lives to bend and break for you.

Edited November 21, 2023 by FriendGuy

[Iforgotmybrain 5,663]

Man I love the Apple family. Any episode involving them almost always ends up being good. Teen(?) Applejack is positively adorable. And seeing (hearing) Big Mac talk was great. Along with the “Eeyup” fakeouts in the flashback. Plus we get to see why he’s so quiet now in the present. Although I think he might’ve went a bit too far with the whole staying quiet and listening thing lol.

AJ continually getting herself deeper and deeper into trouble by lying was funny, and a great message I think. 

[Antiyonder 1,150]

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