While Twilight can usually maintain her composure and a rational mindset, she has occasions of emotional outbursts and temporary sanity loss. The former usually happens when Twilight’s pent up frustration boils over and her body catches fire in classic cartoony fashion. While she’s far from fireproof, it’s safe to assume this doesn’t do any harm to her. The latter, however, is brought about when her plans crumble and fall apart around her or attempts at figuring out specific problems are repeatedly met with failure. Much like the sleepover accident mentioned in the previous paragraph, Twilight has moments when she won’t exactly think straight; one such example is when a celebration was meant to be held in honor of Princess Celestia’s visit, but because it was interrupted by a swam of strange insects, Twilight suggested that the residents build an exact replica of Ponyville nearby in the few seconds they had before the princess’ arrival.
Out of her circle of friends (and everyone in Ponyville), Twilight is easily the most adept with magic. Whereas most ponies’ cutie marks represent the pony’s greatest attribute or talent, Twilight’s represents magical affinity. Even before she had real control over it, her magical outburst at a young age was enough to receive personal mentorship from Princess Celestia herself. Ever since then, Twilight has worked to improve upon her abilities to prove her worth to her friends and her mentor.
But despite her prowess, Twilight chooses not to brag about it or show it off. Part of such extends from her social awkwardness and need to belong to some group of ponies since she used to worry that her friends would reject her if she used her magic too often. Although she’s opposed to showing off, Twilight will still use her magic whenever she needs to. She’s just about this humble with all of her talents. Social awkwardness and slight shyness aside, Twilight is more than willing to make new friends and learn new things. She really is a curious pony and wouldn’t mind lending a hoof to those who need it. She’s known for her organization skills and as a librarian, she’s more than capable of helping others sort things out.
Twilight Sparkle | My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic | Reserved | Part 2
Out of her circle of friends (and everyone in Ponyville), Twilight is easily the most adept with magic. Whereas most ponies’ cutie marks represent the pony’s greatest attribute or talent, Twilight’s represents magical affinity. Even before she had real control over it, her magical outburst at a young age was enough to receive personal mentorship from Princess Celestia herself. Ever since then, Twilight has worked to improve upon her abilities to prove her worth to her friends and her mentor.
But despite her prowess, Twilight chooses not to brag about it or show it off. Part of such extends from her social awkwardness and need to belong to some group of ponies since she used to worry that her friends would reject her if she used her magic too often. Although she’s opposed to showing off, Twilight will still use her magic whenever she needs to. She’s just about this humble with all of her talents. Social awkwardness and slight shyness aside, Twilight is more than willing to make new friends and learn new things. She really is a curious pony and wouldn’t mind lending a hoof to those who need it. She’s known for her organization skills and as a librarian, she’s more than capable of helping others sort things out.