As someone who draws, makes trinkets, and all sorts of arts and crafts stuff, I get where Rarity was coming from with her room. I like a neat and organized space in most cases, but when it comes to my workshop it's incredibly important for things to remain as I've left them. It's like returning to it brings my brain back to the headspace it was in when I left, which is important for maintaining inspiration and focus for whatever I'm making. If everything's put away, then I can't remember where I left off, can't find what I'm looking for, and feel incredibly unmotivated to get anything done (on a side note, while it is possible, I'm not entirely convinced that whoever wrote Rarity finding inspiration in her cleaned room has actually had their artistic workspace tampered with before. They may have, but having their workspace cleaned in the middle of a project is hardly ever a positive thing. I wouldn't be so adamant about this if it weren't for the fact that practically every other artist I've ever met has agreed on this point). On top of all of the practical reasons why I don't like others tampering with my work spaces, it also feels like a huge invasion of privacy. I know Sweetie Belle's just a kid, and when you're a kid you rarely have the life experience to predict the outcomes of situations or think critically about how others may perceive things, but I also can't get too mad at Rarity over her reaction, considering that her feelings are still entirely valid and kids tend not to learn from their mistakes if there aren't consequences, since if there are no consequences they have no reason to learn. Rarity certainly could've done better by doing a better job explaining specifically why the mistakes Sweetie Belle had made were bad, but it's hard to blame someone for losing it when being put in the position of a care taker when not prepared for it, and having their professional life being possibly put in jeopardy.<br>I guess simply put, not only in regards to that scene but the episode as a whole, neither of them were really in the right, but both of them were a bit justified in their behavior at the same time.

As someone who draws, makes trinkets, and all sorts of arts and crafts stuff, I get where Rarity was coming from with her room. I like a neat and organized space in most cases, but when it comes to my workshop it's incredibly important for things to remain as I've left them. It's like returning to it brings my brain back to the headspace it was in when I left, which is important for maintaining inspiration and focus for whatever I'm making. If everything's put away, then I can't remember where I left off, can't find what I'm looking for, and feel incredibly unmotivated to get anything done (on a side note, while it is possible, I'm not entirely convinced that whoever wrote Rarity finding inspiration in her cleaned room has actually had their artistic workspace tampered with before. They may have, but having their workspace cleaned in the middle of a project is hardly ever a positive thing. I wouldn't be so adamant about this if it weren't for the fact that practically every other artist I've ever met has agreed on this point). On top of all of the practical reasons why I don't like others tampering with my work spaces, it also feels like a huge invasion of privacy. I know Sweetie Belle's just a kid, and when you're a kid you rarely have the life experience to predict the outcomes of situations or think critically about how others may perceive things, but I also can't get too mad at Rarity over her reaction, considering that her feelings are still entirely valid and kids tend not to learn from their mistakes if there aren't consequences, since if there are no consequences they have no reason to learn. Rarity certainly could've done better by doing a better job explaining specifically why the mistakes Sweetie Belle had made were bad, but it's hard to blame someone for losing it when being put in the position of a care taker when not prepared for it, and having their professional life being possibly put in jeopardy.
I guess simply put, not only in regards to that scene but the episode as a whole, neither of them were really in the right, but both of them were a bit justified in their behavior at the same time.

Rarity like to be clean and originated but when sweetie belle helps, it can get dirty and messy

Honestly why it feels so real. Nobody is overly stupid or mean


Sweetie Belle doesn't live with Rarity. She lives with their parents, who live in another house. Rarity probably moved out when she was old enough to start a business.

she doesn't live in her parents house edit:i like your picture my favorite pony

@@hanasherif8153 Take a look at the Babs Seed episode. You can see the CMC in Sweetie's room, which is in a completely different building than the Carousel Boutique. And you can also see her father outside, fishing.

@@Shritistrang yes i saw her father in the background before

@@Shritistrang You are correct, but I think Sweetie Belle also has a room a Rarity's house for when she sleeps over there.  We've seen her sleep in there a few times.

just because theyre siblings doesnt mean they live together

@@Obi-Wan_Kenobi they’ll have a sister sleepover

@@hanasherif8153 I love the picture of sweetie belle and rarity

Actually she lives at half and half between both places, kind of like what someone like me does with both their parents separated.

I am pretty sure in the later season she go live with her sister I think I don’t know


I love how this episode shows that a simple apology doesn’t change anything. You need to prove you care about someone despite your own pet peeves


AB: What's uncouth?
AJ: It means uncivil. You know...bad manners.
AB: URP!
AJ: Exactly!

I was cracking up!

@@alexthehomboi I know...sometimes people use URP! to stand for the sound a burp makes.


After watching the whole series, going back and seeing Sweetie Bell when she was younger it's so nostalgic and adorable ^w^


Rarity has to be the most patient sister I’ve ever known. Besides Applejack.


Hey, PB, still going back through these earlier reactions, and this episode definitely sticks out for anyone with who's had to deal with sibling rivalries. Analysis community member Josh Scorcher (who's a Marine, btw) has mentioned how this episode made him realize how badly he'd treated his younger brother and neglected him and actually broke down watching it. He's since then made amends with his brother and made an effort to treat him better, once again showing how good this show really is. As a fellow older brother, I think Season 5's "Brotherhooves Social" hits me harder, despite being much sillier, but this episode certainly is one of the more relevant episodes for anyone dealing with sibling issues.<br>See you when you get back, PB!

Hey, PB, still going back through these earlier reactions, and this episode definitely sticks out for anyone with who's had to deal with sibling rivalries. Analysis community member Josh Scorcher (who's a Marine, btw) has mentioned how this episode made him realize how badly he'd treated his younger brother and neglected him and actually broke down watching it. He's since then made amends with his brother and made an effort to treat him better, once again showing how good this show really is. As a fellow older brother, I think Season 5's "Brotherhooves Social" hits me harder, despite being much sillier, but this episode certainly is one of the more relevant episodes for anyone dealing with sibling issues.
See you when you get back, PB!

Sweetie belle is a meanie belle but shoutouts to PB for this reaction


I haven't even seen this reaction yet but I can tell you'll love this episode since you have two younger sisters!

I’ve seen this episode followed by this reaction


As someone who is both an older brother and Little brother i can safely say that both Sweetie belle & Rarity were in the wrong.

To be fair, Rarity did have a lot of patience. But yelling wasn’t the best solution.

@@saltywafflez5133 yelling showed impatience

But most importantly, girls especially sisters want to be told their right


I like Rarity and Sweetie Belle, and I will just say that the amount of tension and the fact that Rarity and Sweetie Belle disowned each other in this episode was pretty shocking.


I don't remember seeing Rarity's parents again after this episode. Unless I missed or forgot something.

They’re in the background every now and then.


1:07 IT'S AN EASY FEET!
3:30 Wait for iiiiit...
8:44 As colleague in art (although different area), I physically felt that for Rarity. And she's at the lower of my favorites in Mane-6. You just don't mess with an artist's stuff. NEVER.
9:34 Well, she DID say it's HER house, plus we don't normally seen her family around the house, so it's implied that she lives separately. Although honestly, it took me way more time that it should've to notice it too.
9:51 Swetie, pun intended, you're setting up episode from season SEVEN here!
10:28 Remember what you said about snaps? Yeah, here's your SB.
11:26 This Dialogue *Win Ding*
13:00 It DOES matter, although I agree with the rest of that statement.
15:11 At that point, I wouldn't be surprised, if we've seen Celestia looking in a window. Wait... IS THAT SCOTT PILGRIM REFERENCE?!
15:34 Sir, reporting high level of SASS!
16:05 I mean, in Anime-terms she WOULD be Onee-san (as an archetype, not family status)
16:42 Despite anything, she DOES have a point. Pun is NOT intended.
22:15 Didn't you just had mud bath and stuff? OH, RIGHT, GREEN ISN'T YOUR COLOR
23:15 Is it Sugar Maple?
23:30 Nope, that one comes later in this season

Rarity's self-control here is something else. And she's THE Drama Queen of the show! (Twilynanas is whole different realm)

1:07 IT'S AN EASY FEET!
3:30 Wait for iiiiit...
8:44 As colleague in art (although different area), I physically felt that for Rarity. And she's at the lower of my favorites in Mane-6. You just don't mess with an artist's stuff. NEVER.
9:34 Well, she DID say it's HER house, plus we don't normally seen her family around the house, so it's implied that she lives separately. Although honestly, it took me way more time that it should've to notice it too.
9:51 Swetie, pun intended, you're setting up episode from season SEVEN here!
10:28 Remember what you said about snaps? Yeah, here's your SB.
11:26 This Dialogue **Win Ding**
13:00 It DOES matter, although I agree with the rest of that statement.
15:11 At that point, I wouldn't be surprised, if we've seen Celestia looking in a window. Wait... IS THAT SCOTT PILGRIM REFERENCE?!
15:34 Sir, reporting high level of SASS!
16:05 I mean, in Anime-terms she WOULD be Onee-san (as an archetype, not family status)
16:42 Despite anything, she DOES have a point. Pun is NOT intended.
22:15 Didn't you just had mud bath and stuff? OH, RIGHT, GREEN ISN'T YOUR COLOR
23:15 Is it Sugar Maple?
23:30 Nope, that one comes later in this season

Rarity's self-control here is something else. And she's THE Drama Queen of the show! (Twilynanas is whole different realm)


You know, when rarity was disguised as applejack, though the eye color was rarity’s eye color, the eye shape and eye lashes were applejacks. Though it doesn’t matter in the long run, thought I would just point that out.


I’m proud of you, you figured out it was rarity before it was revealed. Good job 👍

@@alexthehomboi true, but you should pay some attention for that. There's a hint with EVERYONE skipping this pool and "best athlete" falling in there.


I"M DYING AT THE PART WHEN GRANNY SMITH ACCIDENTALLY HIT HER EYE WITH THE MICROPHONE LOL


This is a good episode. It's nice to see Rarity and Sweetie Belle as a sister dynamic. Applebloom and Applejack make a great contrast. Okay Rarity getting muddy is really cool.


Rarity and Sweetie Belle really bonded at the end. Applejack and Apple Bloom are very supportive. They're all great dynamic sisters <br>😍😍😍🥹🥹🥹

Rarity and Sweetie Belle really bonded at the end. Applejack and Apple Bloom are very supportive. They're all great dynamic sisters
😍😍😍🥹🥹🥹


I hate when my brother is in my room. I keep it locked at all times because of it. But if he cleaned it and did nothing else I'd take him to dairy queen for a blizzard or something.

Sadly he always messes with everything, snoops, and snatches things. Hence the lock

children are a big responsibility to take care of


I don't why rarity couldn't take the gems off the paper and clean them off.

Because sweetie belle made art of her and rarity

@@alexthehomboi Well yes, but Rarity missed that part at th moment end went for a new ones.


5:28 - What's really gonna bug Rarity later on is, would Sweetie Belle still have destroyed the table if Rarity hadn't said anything?


10:30 I just realized, but doesn’t it look like sweetie belle is about to cry for a second or Is it just me?

To me, it looked like sweetie belle was about to cry


15:10 - Yeah, there'll be other episodes that'll make you tear up.  This one's kind of tame compared to those.


'i wanna be dirty, preferly with certain yellow pegasus' it take me 5 sec to know who you talk about... shes shy and keep her innocent


This episode makes me want to have a sister right now<br>😭😭😭🥺🥺🥺

This episode makes me want to have a sister right now
😭😭😭🥺🥺🥺


3:40 - And people wonder why I shipped Sweetie Belle with Charmy...

Vector:  Why don't we make them honorary members of the Chaotix Detective Agency?

3:40 - And people wonder why I shipped Sweetie Belle with Charmy...

*Vector:*  Why don't we make them honorary members of the Chaotix Detective Agency?


My sister is a lot like Rarity. With her everything’s has to be just so


Rarity and Sweetie Belle= Realistic siblings

AJ and Applebloom= Idealistic/expectations of siblings


Rarity and Sweetie are both sweet and cute. Rarity is the best mane 6.


I also watched the Spanish and Italian dubs of this episode and it looks really good compared to this original.


Flutter shy is yellow and she Is a pegasus


Oh my god I have a tiktok account  and as he said that cat hates her I got a tiktok recommended called she hates me wooooowww 13:44


A Tom boy is a girl who enjoys rough and noisy activities traditionally associated with boys

Tomboy doesnt mean you cant understand other people's problems

@@alexthehomboiI think everybody knows what a tomboy is.