Dancerverse - The crush

It's been what, four months since the last Dancerverse piece? Totally not distracted by my OCs.  

And now for the arbitrary romance! 

The Dancerverse's equivalent of the TimberLight scenario is pretty one-sided. Moondancer's crush on Big Macintosh is mostly because she thinks he's hot attractive and just happens to get to interact with him a lot during their stay at camp (which I guess is located near Sweet Apple Acres?). Big Macintosh is completely oblivious to Moondancer's attraction to him and just thinks she's a little strange. He does, however, starts showing a little bit of interest in her after she helps Trixie and Friends slap the demon outta' Sunflower. 


(And now a shameless repost of a wonderful comment I found on Derpibooru, from an anon.)

Dancer: …I ,uh… Think you’re an exceptional exception to me and Twilight’s long held belief that we were surrounded by nothing but idiots.

Mac: Eyebrow lift increases Well-

Dancer: Blush reaches one hundred and ten percent N-not to say I think you’re arrogant or conceited in any way! I simply admired how the literal size of your muscles matches the figurative size of your brain! It’s not everyday I meet a person strong enough to lift a slab of marble overhead and explain the chemical difference between it and granite off the top of their head. I-I find it… Hunky?

Mac: Eyebrow drops as he turns to her and puts his hands in his pocket… Hmm… I find your flustered loquaciousness when trying to communicate your interest to me or anyone else quite attractive as well. It gives you a far more humble air than your usual serious sesquipedalian state of being, which I also find quite endearing, as not too many girls within my preferred age range of dating take such a dedication to their knowledge and intelligence without a prominent neurotic issue popping up every week or so, takes hands out of pocket and presents two tickets. Will you go to the annual meteor viewing with me?

Dancer: YES! I mean, I will have to check my schedule, but I should have plenty of time to attend. The viewing. With you.