In sworn to the sword, we see statues and symboles that may represend the diamond leaders
The pink one is smashed and so is her statue but we’re just using that to get our barrings. if they are in the same position ass the floating diamonds, the left one would be yellow.
Notice the shape of the head. now look at the extended intro that showed a teaser for who may very well be yellow diamond.
It has the side locks that wrap around her cheeks before coming out into a point. So my theory is that Yellow Diamond would have a sword weapon to contrast Roses shield.
JUST REALIZED WHAT THIS FULLY ENTAILS! STEVONNIE WILL SWORD FIGHT YELLOW DIAMOND IF THIS IS TRUE! the stevencrewniverse use Chekhov gun a lot. No detail is unimportant. Now, why would Connie, the only person Steven can fuse with, learn sword fighting? Especially if Steven uses a shield? They’re setting them up to be a skilled fighter and with yellow diamond on her way it’s inevitable.
This is a callout post for thereinliesmyproblem who just wrote Bill x Celestabellebethabelle fanfiction. I propose we put her in the corner for all of eternity so she can think about what she’s done.
YOU DON’T CONTROL ME HORSE JESUS!!
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“Oh come on doll.” Bill coos swinging his cane around as he leans against a tree. “Just a drink or two down by the gnome tavern.” He snaps one of his little black hands and winks though it’s hard to tell when he only has one eye. “And hey, I’ll even make it bigger so you can fit inside, what do ya say rainbow mane?”
The unicorn stamped at the ground and gave an indignant sounding whiny as she narrowed her bright eyes at him. “I say,” she threw her head back and yelled, “NEEEIGH!” This lasted for a few seconds before she trailed off into laughter and snorted, looking amused. “But seriously, not even in your dreams.”
“Well,” Bill trilled, suppressing his automatic spark of rage. He just had to remember that he needed the damn rainbow snotted beast to like him. Didn’t matter how annoying or rude she was. “What about yours horn head?” He purred wiggling his, eyebrow at her.
C. Beth snorted again, looking a tad pitying. “Cute,” she simpered mockingly. Then she promptly turned and walked away. “You can leave now.”
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“Stop following me.” C. Beth snapped, tail swishing agitatedly. “I can feel you watching me.”
The world slowed for a moment and then laughter echoed around the forest, high and disjointed before a yellow triangle popped into existence in front of her. Bill glowed cheerfully, somehow looking pleased despite his lack of a mouth. “Okay okay you caught me glow stick.” The demon trilled adjusting his bow tie. “And hey, now that we’re both here, how about that drink?”
“Hmm,” the unicorn considered this for a moment before flashing her horn in his eye. The demon yelped as he was temporarily blinded and she smiled smugly, walking past him while he flailed and groped at his pink clouded vision. “Nooo.” She cooed, tail brushing him as she passed. “Bye now.”
Recently, a friend of mine whom I worked with during the last three BronyCons, 2013-15, reblogged a post a post from a department head of staff in regards to nightguardmod‘s own open letter. Upon reading it, I felt strongly to write my own to speak my own piece about my feelings towards the con.
Let us start with the explanation for rising costs for the tables, in that unions were requiring certain payment, the decorator was offering the cheapest option, etc. Now, let me start with saying being a customer service representative for a bank, I know there is a world of different between what we know it could cost and what it does cost. When comparing the two, the lesser may seem rational because, well, it’s the best option you have. However, you need to understand that the vendor staff, and the people helping them, see only one thing. What the cost is.
These infamous $175 chairs, to start. While I realize this was the best option available to you, there comes a point where you have to look back and see that no chair is worth $175. $175 is just as unreasonable a price as $200 or more.
Now, onto the tables. The corner table I was helping with cost about $500. CiderFest cost $300 with extra tables and electricity. While I understand that certain areas are going to be harder to work with due to having their own rules, there has to be a justification to the increase in prices. If the prices increase, what you get in return should also increase. I’ve helped for three years and… well, I haven’t seen any difference. This applies to you, the people running the con as well! If the fees for the convention center go up, then you too need to throw your weight around to get what is best for the people paying you.
My second point is the comment about attendees not being as important as vendors. Well, your vendors are just as important as your attendees, actually more along the lines of your sponsors than anything else! Consistently, I have seen the line for the vendors hall reach outside. These vendors aren’t just like the general merchandise vendors that sold items catering to all fandoms, Those vendors go to every convention. If they lose money on one, they’ll make it back at another, while brony vendors have a very niche market.
The Brony vendors aren’t just that. They’re artists, musicians, sculptors, etc. They all have names in the fandom, and they all contribute to bringing in more attendees! The Vendors Hall is just as much a part of the con experience as the panels or guests, and to treat them as less than is just insulting.
If the staff of bronycon would heed any advice, it is to realize when you are getting played, and that the rolling over and doing nothing about it is hurting the very people that help bring you your paycheck. If the unions are bleeding you dry, then a solution needs to be found. If an interior decorator is forcing someone to pay for nearly half a freakin’ booth for a single chair, it might be wise to invest in your own chairs for the con. Then you yourself could charge a much more reasonable price and you have your own assets to profit from each year! If it really is Baltimore bleeding you dry and not allowing you to do what is best for the people of your con, it might be time to consider a new venue.
one chair costing almost the same as a booth is so BS though like
if I’m going to spend that much on a chair, I better get to KEEP that chair
