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Srsly, someone starts talking right next to you, wouldn't you turn around? And what if Pinkie Pie had to, say, sneeze?
I could easily imagine one of the clones in front of her spontanously deciding to do a dance routine and showing her tail right in Pinkie's face, tickling her nose... aaaand ZAP.
Geez, Twilight, why didn't you - oh I dunno - use some of that PAINT to just MARK the clones?
But here's the real scary part that really bothered me.
Proceed with caution, you have been warned.
In the episode, we briefly got to know Pinkie's first clone. In those few minutes, after her first initial bursts of "fun! fun! fun!", she clearly displayed her ability of rational thought and emotion. The only thing Pinkie's clones clearly lacked was life-experience. Running around, breaking things and causing havoc ... They simply didn't know any better.
...the episode ended with Twilight blasting about 40 completely innocent ponies to Luna-knows-where, possibly to oblivion. Not out of malicious intent, or an out-of-character behavior, but because she and everypony else was too focussed on solving a "problem", and apparently did not even treat them as actual ponies, as seen when Dash just dumped the "original" Pinkie into the others.
Literally, that was the darkest ending to an episode I've ever seen.
And that says a lot for an episode with ~40 happily bouncing pink ponies.
I mean, I was literally sitting there at the end of the episode thinking to myself "... yeah, Pinkie learned a valuable lesson about friendship, that's nice, but I want to know WHAT THE HAY HAPPENED TO THE ~40 INNOCENT PONIES THAT TWILIGHT JUST ZAPPED?!"