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Except for the fact Twilight orders a Daffodil and Daisy Sandwich in the show. You wouldn’t put Cake in a sandwich would you.
It’s also funny that a lot of people assume people hated her solely because she was the queen. They actually hated her because she was Austrian.
Actually it was more along the lines of “if the peasants don’t have bread, they should eat cake instead”. The quote exemplified Marie Antoinette’s cluelessness over the plight of the peasantry.
She wanted to feed them cake when they can’t afford bread.
Remember, she is a princess from a prosperous land
But she is. Unless she’s seriously suggesting that they pick flowers all day to feed their animals. Either way, they seem to be over-reacting to me.
Actually she became La Reine de France et de Navarre when her husband Louis-Auguste ascended the throne.
bruh.
she was the last queen of france…
Marie-Antoinette wasn’t a queen in the first place.
Of course she does. She’s eaten flowers multiple times on the show now.
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Thanks a lot.
For ponies, hay is the equivalent of bread, and flowers are the equivalent of cake (or brioche, to be totally accurate).
Yeah, if Twilight’s job was a COMEDIAN!! She’s the Princess of Friendship, for crying out loud!!
But those are the best kind.
They’re under the impression that Twi takes the situation lightly by making a bad joke, rather than actually giving a suggestion.