@Zharkaer
Well, not with that attitude it isn’t. You could pick apart every comic or joke and learn that humor doesn’t exist if that’s what you wanted to do.
@Background Pony #7742
We have a little context from the show, in that she worked on the rock farm once, but there’s absolutely nothing that implies that she ran away or stole the money.
What I’m saying is: the joke’s not funny.
@Zharkaer
“Jokes” like these work off of implication and interpretation. It implies that there is a reason, and it may be up to the reader to interpret as to what that is. Without knowledge of the source or artist, assuming that she doesn’t have an obligation to work on the rock farm is not necessarily the correct one as we have no context from either the show and within this comic the circumstances of what occurred there that could or could not lead to this situation. As such, the joke works, not because of “comedy”, but because there is an implied situation that we do not fully know of leading to an unexpected result and we are free to interpret what that situation is.
Slavery, free labor, forced volunteer force, it’s all the same thing man
Uh, technically, that’s what we call “slavery”…
Technically yes
labor against will, so it is work.
She doesn’t “work” so much as “labor against her will”
Not even if I had Luna between us.
Let me put it to you this way…would you say no to Limestone?
The joke’s not funny to you. I chuckled.
Well, not with that attitude it isn’t. You could pick apart every comic or joke and learn that humor doesn’t exist if that’s what you wanted to do.
We have a little context from the show, in that she worked on the rock farm once, but there’s absolutely nothing that implies that she ran away or stole the money.
What I’m saying is: the joke’s not funny.
“Jokes” like these work off of implication and interpretation. It implies that there is a reason, and it may be up to the reader to interpret as to what that is. Without knowledge of the source or artist, assuming that she doesn’t have an obligation to work on the rock farm is not necessarily the correct one as we have no context from either the show and within this comic the circumstances of what occurred there that could or could not lead to this situation. As such, the joke works, not because of “comedy”, but because there is an implied situation that we do not fully know of leading to an unexpected result and we are free to interpret what that situation is.
It isn’t literally impossible. There could conceivably be a contract involved.
Unless she stole the money to buy the Alicorn Amulett from the Pie family.
Could make a nice episode.
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I know, but there’s no reason she has to go back other than for the sake of “comedy.”
She used to work there before “Magic Duel” though.
This is not selling; it’s snitching on a fugitive.