Yes, but he feels no remorse.
No, he paid up front. Reread the previous segment.
I presume that this line is said by one of the guards? The way I read it, it could be also Pinkie. It's kinda ambiguous.
Huh. Mind sharing a link to that?
The way I see it, if you have the power to do something, and Grayven has a lot of power, resources and information, then there's always multiple options of reaching a goal.
Yes, as Pinkie Pie has no reason to think that Luna and Grayven are involved.
I would if I could find it.
I assume he just went to place after place until one looked like it took it seriously. Alternately, since ponies have their cutie marks (a magic mark outright telling them they should uphold the law or ensure proper education for children, or make sure that the sun stays on fire or something) they aren't quite as cowed by the monarchy like that, since they know that they'll work in that feild anyway. Their qualifications are tattooed to their flanks, after all.
Actually, it's because Zesty Gourmand is the ponified blend of Anton Ego and Dolores Umbridge.
Huh, I guess the lack of tipping threw me off...
Given that it's almost certain that the crate of bits he used to pay in advance was probably more than the actual bill, and he left without asking for change, the proprietor would take that as an implicit "keep the change" tip; if tipping is normal in pony culture, then it would likely be split up amongst those who would have received the tip, and if not, he'd probably keep it for himself.
It also involves professional flying which helps her exercise constantly to aid her in her Wonderbolts application.
He'll probably take notes, Grayvens using the power of law and order to cause chaos which is likely something that would have never occurred to him.
Extra space before ?
Remove "it"
Ponies speak American English (unless you're going to argue that point) so "lives"
It's BARELY clear of being counted as "modern" because the IRS was one of the earliest adopters of computing technology -- it's been 40-50 years since the shift started. The design made sense when it was implemented but it doesn't anymore. Now, there are updates to the story that WOULD be considered modern, so I'll just leave it at that.
I've stayed away from canon, but when one of my favorite authors started writing MLP fanfic I didn't stop reading her work. There's a lot of really good fanfic out there; odds are that some of it is better than canon, although of course I don't really have a point of comparison.
That's not quite fair. Anton Ego was a jerk, to be sure, but even before the events of the movie he knew how to recognize good food. He wouldn't be as respected as he was if he didn't acknowledge when cuisine was worthy.
Probably not, but who knows? At the moment I'm thinking about the Renegade in the Laundry setting.
Thank you, corrected.
As established, Sunset had to learn English. Originally she could only speak to the Renegade because his ring was translating.
Zesty Gourmand isn't interested in good food, merely in what is fashionable. Cardboard is fashionable, so she evaluates the restaurant's ability to produce cardboard.
