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Just a thought, do you think Twilight could've been traumatized from what she went through in "Twilight's Kingdom" and Tirek actions could've or would've been enough to traumatize her? Why or why not?

In the events of Twilight's Kingdom parts 1 and 2, she was trusted with more responsibility and in a more dire and stressful situation than in "The Crystal Empire" where she was entrusted to protect the empire from Sombra, she was clearly sadden seeing the other Princess's give up their magic to her and knew that they were going to be in danger when Tirek arrived and they got sent to Tartarus, Discord betrayed her and the ponies of Equestria, Tirek destroyed her library, which was her home that she had a lot of great memories in, she nearly lost her life against him in their battle that pushed her to her limits, he threatened her friends, using them as bargaining tools, in front of her, and finally absorbed her of her magic, which clearly looked painful for her. And in "Castle Sweet Castle" she was shown to have missed her library a lot and didn't think the castle could replace it.

Do you think all that could've been enough to give her some trauma?

kahnac

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Just a thought, do you think Twilight could've been traumatized from what she went through in "Twilight's Kingdom" and Tirek actions could've or would've been enough to traumatize her? Why or why not?

In the events of Twilight's Kingdom parts 1 and 2, she was trusted with more responsibility and in a more dire and stressful situation than in "The Crystal Empire" where she was entrusted to protect the empire from Sombra, she was clearly sadden seeing the other Princess's give up their magic to her and knew that they were going to be in danger when Tirek arrived and they got sent to Tartarus, Discord betrayed her and the ponies of Equestria, Tirek destroyed her library, which was her home that she had a lot of great memories in, she nearly lost her life against him in their battle that pushed her to her limits, he threatened her friends, using them as bargaining tools, in front of her, and finally absorbed her of her magic, which clearly looked painful for her. And in "Castle Sweet Castle" she was shown to have missed her library a lot and didn't think the castle could replace it.

Do you think all that could've been enough to give her some trauma?

kahnac