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Oh no, what hast thy done to upset thine Princess of the Night?Princess Luna! It's about time... (: Enjoy!
Featured on EQD's Drawfriend! #19! Wooo!: www.equestriadaily.com/2012/08β¦
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Her eyes....so.....hypnotiz-.....-is in hypnotic trance-
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Your Early Modern English needs improvement. The CORRECT way to say that first sentence in the description is: "Oh no, what hast thou done to upset thy Princess of the Night?"
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May I have your permission to paint this?
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This was stolen by an art thief and she's claiming its hers!fav.me/d90chni
The thief has two accounts also.
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Nice and I love your profile pic. How did you make it
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I'm gonna look like a total arse, so sorry...
It's spelled "thine" and the correct way to say your sentence would be: "Oh no, what hast thy done to upset thine Princess of the Night?"
I'm sorry, but grammar is the only thing I'm good at in life.
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Well it's a good thing you came along because i know nothing about old English and how it fits into sentences... 
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Sorry to be bringing up such an old discussion, but it should be "Oh no, what hast thou done to upset thy Princess of the Night?"Β First off, "thy" is possessive.Β "What hast thy done" makes absolutely no sense.Β It should be "thou", meaning "you".Β Lastly, "thy" is better used at the end of the sentence than "thine".Β Technically they are both correct, but "thine" is a bit more cumbersome and should only be used before words beginning with vowel sounds.Β The following link can confirm this:
www.thefreedictionary.com/thinβ¦
Sorry, but I'm rather good with grammar too, and this was bothering me.Β Completely changing topics, I really like the picture, she looks very imperious.Β Great work.Β
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I have absolutely no idea how to compose sentences in "old english", so any critique or input on that is great. xD Thanks! Heheh
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I just found out I didn't put your wonderful drawing in my "Luna" file.
Damn that's late. Let's rectify this mistake....
ZOOOOOM! Straight into my favs!
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AW, thank you very much!! <3 You're so sweet hehe
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My pleasure.
I love Luna, what can I say? And you draw them very well.
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No, sounds like a crack pairing to me :0 I don't really pair the Princesses with anyone. If i had to, i'd probably pair Celestia with Discord but that's just because of the whole "opposites attract" thing.
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That's the same with Luna and Sombra! "Opposites attract"! XD
Since Discord is Celestia's bad boy...Then Sombra is Luna's bad boy. :3
Plus the Luna x Sombra pairing is gaining popularity!
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But Sombra never even said a word worth pairing them together for, it's just a crack pairing. It's a pairing done "just because" Celestia is with Discord. At least Discord talks to Celestia, their relationship is playful and kind of sarcastic. Sombra said two words and then died. There's no rapport between Luna and Sombra...Y'know what i'm sayin'? : P That's what makes me dislike the pairing. XD
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lovely also love how moody she looks here
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It's amazing! Perfect! 
Can I draw your work in pastels? And to add on dA?
Of course I wrote who is the creator of the original and gave the link to the your profile and this image :3
I beg you, pretty please for premission (:
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Thank you so much! 
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Very nice! (: Thank you for crediting me!
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Thank you! It's an honor to hear such words from the artist
No problem
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What would you like to use it for?
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Sure, but please credit me in the description or the credits of your video, an please link me to it when you're done! Thanks (:
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Of curse;But for the moment I do not receive enough raiponce.(video luna tribute^^)
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Very nice work, it's really elegant in it's simplicity
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