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so the comic starts with Rarity on her couch being dramatic, while unicorn Twilight is looking at her half amused.
“What will you do when I’m being theatric?” Rarity asks, to which Twilight playfully replies, “I’ll love you just the same.”
We move on now to the next panel, this beautiful wedding, where Rarity and alicorn Twi are getting married, very emotional and happy, foreheads pressed together.
“What will you do in sickness and in health?” Rarity asks, tears in her eyes, and Twilight tearfully grins, “I’ll love you just the same.”
We move on to the next now, a very different tableau of Rarity at her sewing machine, mascara-filled tears running down her cheeks, while Twilight hovers by, apologetic at what seems to be a terrible fight.
“What will you do when we’ve had an awful fight?” Rarity quietly whispers, to which Twilight replies, as she always has, “I’ll love you just the same.”
The next panel we find an upset, very visibly older Rarity, even more so when compared to her beautiful young-looking wife, the latter watching as her wife puts on makeup in front of a mirror.
“What will you do when I no longer look as I once did?” Rarity laments, and Twilight laughs and says, “I’ll love you just the same”
Reaching the end now, you see, as we move on to an elderly Rarity lying in bed, sick and ready to go, still sporting a loving smile on her face as she comforts the teary alicorn nuzzling her.
“What will you do,” Rarity whispers, “when I love you too much?” to which Twilight brokenly replies her undying promise of, “I’ll love you just the same.”
And so we move on to the last panel.
Of Twilight in a big, empty room, looking out a window and towards the heavens above. And for the first time, she’s the one with a question.
“What will you do,” she asks, “when it’s time to move on?”
And so we move away from Twilight, from this quiet moment, and pan towards a a jewelry box where we see two silver wedding bands and inside of Twilight’s we see an inscription in Rarity’s calligraphy.
“I’ll love you just the same.”