ChroZarco

All right, I'll admit the recently-released episode of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic was good. It incorporated several musical pieces, plenty of humorous moments, subtle throwbacks to prior episodes, and an ending that, while predicted a while back by bronies and predictable by the standards of stereotypically girl-centric entertainment mediums, still managed to catch many by surprise. Personally, I loved it; the quirkiness of the problem coupled with the complexity of the solution that, while stretching suspension of disbelief slightly, reinforced both the roles the Mane 6 played throughout the series and the meaning behind their Cutie

While I was attempting to convey my main character, Wyvern's, personality and background, I inadvertently created another protagonist: Y'tahl. Whereas Wyvern is a Halfbreed and a reminder of his father's past failures, Y'tahl is a Fallen, a completely different breed of humanoid. We all heard of them; stories told by those religiously minded call them angels, fallen from heaven and trapped on earth. Others call them spirits embodied in a human-like form, sent to learn about our struggles in order to better assist us through life. Still others say they are the remnants of falling stars that strike people, changing them forever. For the sake o

I really, really, REALLY hate stupidity, and in my personal opinion, stupidity represents the largest problem in my area. It is frustrating for someone like me, someone who sees the world without the jaded lenses that seem to be permanently affixed to the faces of the fools stumbling around in the darkness of the void where their brains should be. I point out problems with their complaints, and suddenly I'm their worst problem. I laugh at their inane attempts to lie, and I'm called crazy. I'm bringing about change in the local political spectrum, and I'm called a Socialist (like its a bad thing, an insult hurled by the sheep led by the elepha