“You wanna bet?” I asked smugly, “Because I think she’s beyond beautiful, she’s elegant, graceful, warm-hearted, altruistic, kind, loving, understanding, patient, and above all else damn-near angelic,” I beamed, “People can go on to say perfection doesn’t exist, and I can dare to look them in the eye, think of her, and then boldly say ‘I beg to differ’.”
 
Any better?  
If someone asks me to take it elsewhere, they can just delete my comment.

@Background Pony #D775  
“Nah, Lucas just doesn’t know how to write human beings.”
 

 
Guess that’s why he decided to make a space opera, full of aliens, Wookies and robots.

@Align  
Nothing, it’s just a crossover ship that I entertain the thought of.

@Background Pony #0F1C  
Nah, Lucas just doesn’t know how to write human beings.

@Poptard  
>Unless it’s Corvo Attano  
…What brought that one up?

@Background Pony #D775  
I’d say it’s more like George Lucas.

Does Katie Cook just have some thing where she can’t stop herself from writing the most dull, generic romance possible if given half a chance? It’s like Anne McCaffrey all over again. Seven hundred characters and she writes the same one damn relationship a billion times over.

@Poptard  
It will be on mine.  
Any time I see Luna in a Cook/Price comic I half expect Big McIntosh to be around the corner in a tuxedo ready to catch a fainting Night Princess.  
That’s the funny thing about the comics. The individual teams themselves are pretty consistent in character usage and characterization, but there is a lack of communication or vision between the teams that ties the different arcs/one-offs together.  
So any time I see Celestia in a Cook/Price comic, I’m going to be thinking of her pining for Good n’ Boring Sombra.

@Background Pony #C2F2  
Oh, believe me, this characterization won’t be on everyone’s minds for long, even in the comics. The same thing happened to Luna who was reduced to a whimpering, sad Woona in comics 4-8, and then we got this.
 

 
In the end, I agree it’s stupid and shortsighted of Celestia to pursue love that’s a danger to everyone around them. Stick to your own dimension. Unless if it’s Corvo Attano or Solaire.

@Poptard  
Doesn’t matter. Now any time Celestia shows up in a Cook/Price comic, I’ll instantly be thinking of this trash heap.  
No wonder Starswirl never forgave her. She was a sneaky lying defiant punk-teen girl who wanted handsome prince snuggles.

@Background Pony #C2F2  
You fool.
 
With Trixie, there will be no tears.
 
Down the path of the Trix, naught but joy aplenty resides.

@PonyPon  
Weaponize it and you got yourself this comic arc. I’m actually looking forward to the Trixie double issue. Damn. I’m looking forward to Trixie. That’s just sad.

@Background Pony #C2F2  
I wouldn’t worry too much. They’ve stated already that it’s hazardous to both universes if Celestia keeps meeting with her snookums. Since they’re both pretty benevolent ponies, they’d inevitably tearfully depart and never see each other again. And that’s only if the “great sacrifice” of the last chapter isn’t Sombra himself.

@Background Pony #C2F2  

@RIG  
Damage is done. They went there. There’s no coming back from “there”. It’s pure weapons-grade balonium.

@Background Pony #C2F2  
come on dude, when they show stuff like this and “forever” type messages is just an obvious clue something BAD will happen.

“Forever be my always”  
Done. I’m done. That’s it. Over. Bye comics.

I’d be more okay with this if it didn’t start with Celestia being stupid and risking two different universes for this opportunity.