The next day, you sit with Twilight in the library, planning your next move.

“Maybe…” she pines, rubbing her muzzle with a hoof. “Just maybe we can submit to the Journal of Equestrian Literary Sociology?”

You crinkle up your muzzle in distaste. “Isn’t that a junk journal?”

“It’s not a junk journal! It’s...specialized.”

You groan, and place your head face-down on the table. “Ohhhhh, we’re never going to get this paper published in its current state!”

You feel Twilight’s hoof as she gently strokes the back of your head. “Don’t worry! We’ll think of something, I’m sure. We’ve done too much work, and reading, to just give up.”

Your head shoots off the table as the most perfect idea comes to you. Of course! How could you have been so blind!? The answer to breaking the creative block on the project is simple:

To suggest to Twilight that you act out a practice scene to put what you’ve learned about romance literature into a real-life context, proceed to Chapter 25.

To suggest to Twilight that you write your own romance novel together, proceed to Chapter 26.

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