The thing is, Spoiled Rich is the character in the cartoon that I hate, and I’ve always wanted to teach her a lesson, but without going too far.
I’ll say right away, even though she annoys me and she’s one of my least favorite characters, I don’t wish her death, I never wish death on anyone, everything is different here.
I was rewatching some MLP FIM episodes, and I ed why and how I don’t like her. She’s an insufferable, unpleasant person, Spoiled Rich. I find her annoying, from her behavior to her crooked, angular facial expressions. Even all my bosses at work combined couldn’t make such a face as she does, and that’s what bothers me about her. I want to say to her, “Can you make your face even more contorted, so there’s no doubt that you’re so important and cool?” especially when you’re talking to school-age foals” Yes, I’m talking about the episode where she first appeared, allowing herself to use strong language in front of children, and I wanted to teach her a lesson.
(Spoiled Rich, my least favorite character, the character I hate the most in this show, we all have our own least favorite characters, and she’s mine.)
So here’s my mini-story.
“Spoiled Rich and her family arrived at a wild beach between Mount Eris and Celestial Bay. Their vacation promised to be calm and relaxing, though it’s unclear why they didn’t choose some expensive resort with private boats and glamorous celebrity photos.
The weather was magnificent, but the shore was noisy. The spoiled mare’s arrogance prevented her from immersing herself in the noisy atmosphere of the beach, although a quick glance around revealed that there weren’t many vacationers on the wild beach, which is precisely why the decision to paddle away from the shore to relax seemed like a good idea.
Mrs. Rich, lying on her float, heard nothing but the rippling water and the singing of birds. Because she was so relaxed, she adjusted her glasses and looked up, closing her eyes. That’s why she didn’t notice a giant dark shape floating directly beneath her, creating a current that caused her float to capsize. The mare fell and managed to safely jump off the float without going under or ruining her expensive, vaunted hairdo.
In the next instant, the unfortunate woman’s life was irrevocably changed, and her heart sank to her boots. A few meters away, a huge fin of a giant sea monster rose smoothly from the foaming edge of the water, blocking the sun and plunging the stunned mare into shadow.
Mrs. Rich’s eyes grew the size of beaks, her pupils became pinpoints, her jaw literally dropped in shock, her breath caught in her throat, and her heart trembled as if it would leap out of her chest, all accompanied by a shudder that coursed through the mare’s entire body.
The sea monster’s enormous tail could have slammed her into the water’s surface, but apparently the giant white whale didn’t view the mare as prey; it was likely simply swimming past. Instead of striking the water, the enormous tail submerged just as smoothly. The next minute, a terrified Rich could see the giant’s dark silhouette receding into the vast ocean.
Spoiled Rich quickly climbed into her circle, her body frozen with fear, unable to even move. For a long time, she was afraid to make even the slightest movement, terrified that the sea monster would notice her and return.
This went on for another five or ten minutes, but it felt like an eternity. And the next moment, the Spoiled One, having lost all her manners and snobbery, began frantically paddling through the water with her hooves, shuddering and trembling, terrified to look back. Every journey to shore echoed in her heart with the dread of an attack from behind.
Once ashore, she stammered and roared as she recounted what had happened, and only those in the know made it clear that she had literally been greeted by the elusive nightmare of all sailors, the one responsible for an entire underwater ship graveyard.”

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