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I think Trixie is Bhuddist because I HC her as Korean.
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you need toΒ www.youtube.com/watch?v=nc_LIRβ¦
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why ?, why can't you stay away ?
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You do know that the Red Cross is actually a Greek symbol, pre-dating Christianity, right?
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DAMN IT! Twilight's a Princess, now?!
As a muslim I sorta wished Trixie gets that title. But maybe I'm just Trixie biased.
Also very Luna biased.
eh, Trixie will be princess by Season 10 anyway so I don't mind too much.
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What's Arabic for "Was there ever any doubt?"
Yeah, Twilight and Rarity are totally Jewish
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Rarity strikes me as Hindu because I hc her as Indian.\
Why Indian???
Because sparkly saris would totally be Rarity's thing!!!!!!!!!!!
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which makes it awesome since in the end these ponies get along just fine.
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Trixie - Islam: Although usually peaceful and balanced, when her/it's pride is hurt, or when ulterior motives manipulate from the shadows, she/it can become volatile.
Twilight Sparkle - Judaism: Tries to be the wiser and the smarter, and usually succeeds, which eventually helps her/it to find peaceful solutions. However, her/it's way of doing things, or sometimes her/it's mannerism and intentions can be misunderstood, and give space to bias and prejudgment. When her/it's sense of order is thrown out of balance, she/her can also become resentful, and even aggressive.
Nurse Redheart - Christianity: She/It has many ways and does many jobs, and her/it's point of view can differ with every subject - every patient. Even though her/it's actions vary, her/it's intentions are good - however, this does makes her/it the subject of bias. She/It has her own sense of justice and order, but she/it had learned to cope with it's occasional distortion - though, that doesn't means she's/it's happy about it.
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You spent too much time on this...
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