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Oh I was hoping someone would loop this bit.

She even does this in the show, at the end of “Boast Busters” when the Ursa Major shows up. Whenever things get serious, she switches back to referring to herself in the first-person.

My headcanon is the whole third-person speech is a coping mechanism. When people boo her performance, she can handle it because they’re booing “The Great and Powerful Trixie,” her stage persona. But when things really matter, she drops the act and just speaks as herself.

I’d seen this pop up in my Watchlist a few times (gay in front of girls is a fun tag), but never really read through the comic. Until now.

I have to say, this whole series has been a wonderful depiction of polyamory and just plain lovely. This particular page was especially sweet.