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MMkay Hai :3.
Ah, that’s why you comment on post, of which the last activity was three months ago. Because you don’t care.
I’m pretty sure they have two building on the property, one that’s an actual barn and their house that’s fashioned after one. Unless there’s some impossible space shenanigans going on, their home can’t also be a barn.
See how in The Last Round Up and Party of One you can see the interior of the barn up to the ceiling, and there’s no second story windows or anything else inside there other than barn stuff.
Admittedly they call the house a barn during Apple Family Reunion, so it might indeed be a case of impossible space / artists not talking to other people and designing things without planning.
@The Frowning Pony
I don’t get it.
Isn’t this AJ’s home and also a barn? Curnow is clearly wrong about their not living in the barn.
I haven’t read the issue and I don’t care to read the issue. What I do know, from watching the damn show, is that there are at least two barn-like buildings on the Apple estate; the one that’s a house, and the other one (being the one cows live in / Dash nuked / was destroyed and rebuilt by the clan).
There’s drama and there’s ~drama~.
Curnow is wrong about it
Here’s the ground floor of a barn:
…Notice how you can see all the way across from one side to the other, window to window?
Now here’s the kitchen/dining room area from window to window, seen from the center of the room in two different directions, with a windowed exterior door on one side and an interior door on the other:
Look at the wall paneling through the interior door. It leads to the living room area.
…Which also has an exterior dutch door, brown inside and out, on the opposite end of the house.
Here’s what the doors at either end of the barns look like:
…Notice how the barn has a double door at one end, and the dutch door at the other is painted red inside and out?
TL;DR: You’re just wrong, man. The barns and the house look similar from the outside, but are completely different on the inside.
They’re living in a barn in Sweet Apple Acres and Curnow is wrong about it.
Here’s what the ground floor of one of the barns looks like on the inside:
And here are the dining room, kitchen, and living room on the ground floor of the house:
Here are the rafters and hayloft at the top of one of the barns:
And here are Applejack, Apple Bloom, and Big Macintosh’s bedrooms on the second storey:
Any-a y’all who are mocking Curnow because you honestly think these are the same structures, I gotta ask– have you watched the cartoon?
There is more than one barns.
If there is really only one barn, that also functions as house, then this would also mean that the Apples are homeless every time it is destroyed. Most notably in “Lesson Zero” where it intentionally gets demolished.
Sure enough, the barn in this episode looks totally different (destruction aside). More like an actual barn and much less like a house: >>150909
There might be inconsistency about it in the show. However, that’s probably a “depending on writer” thing. They can’t even keep the characterization of the main characters straight, do you really think they care so much about details like the exact appearance of the character’s places?
That’s what I thought, too. Even if there hadn’t been one before, AJ raised a new barn in Too Many Pinkies (and not to replace one that had been destroyed, as has happened before and since.) So there are at least two barns at the farm, possibly more.
How’s the International Space Station looking from atop your high horse?
If Curnow is mistaken here, I think he can be forgiven for making the logical assumption that the Apple house and farm are two different buildings. We’ve seen that the inside of the barn is pretty big, and have been able to see the second floor from the bottom floor. That leaves very little room for the kitchen, bedrooms, living room, etc. Not to mention that it is typical of a farm to have the house and barn be different buildings.
There is several barns and barn-like places, but they’re always showed as living in this one.
Still, I’m not totally sure the show’s been consistent in this particular matter, either. Or at the very least, it sometimes seems like Sweet Apple Acres has multiple barns…