@D715  
Considering she was a performer that the crowd generally loved, yes she was in fact a star, using one of two definitions of star (She is defiantly not a burning ball of plasma), and assuming the spell showed everything truly (it showed the Boast Busters part perfectly, so I doubt Trixie was making the things as she went, as she would have made a mistake, so it was probably a “past event” showing spell), Trixie’s home was vandalized, and she did in fact have to do hard physical rock smashing labor.

@taka
 
Trixie was never a start that was just her massive ego talking.
 
well guys you could say that Trixie’s spell was in her view of things rather than the truth.

Trixie actually had something bad happen to her, Gob on the other had, was greated with “Hey buddy, let’s be friends” and other things like that, and was just too fucking thick to understand that nothing bad happened to him.

Yes because having your home being smashed by a giant star-bear, being a public laughingstock simply because one exaggeration you use to hype yourself up to your audience as part of your entertainer routine, and being an indentured servant for a couple of years when you used to be a star is TOTALLY a situation inconsequential enough to warrant any complaints and grievances you have against it as “overreacting.”
 
 
My God, how many dumbasses do we have in this fandom?

@PSycho
 
Yeah. She did bring it on her self.

To be honest I’n not sure who to blame here; her arrogant boasting or the colts who were gullible to believe her, given how said colts decided to see if she could live up to her claims…
 
Forgive me if this starts something bad.

True. But she still brought it upon herself by casting magic on anyone who calls her (obvious) bluff

Well. Trixie actually had a more valid reason. Goob was a moron. She actually was made fun of, got her home vandalized, etc. SO yeah. I can see why she went the classic Supervillain route.

Original poster is a pile of sticks and leaves used for fuel.

I don’t remember that movie very well, but Trixie’s reason was very valid.