Movement in the edges of her vision. Little voices in her ears. Bits of cloud and ash on her pristine white coat. The Honorable Recorders are about their business.
I don't think you can know Rarity without being at least a little bit scared of her. If you're not, then you don't really know Rarity. This is the story of how she saved Ponyville one day.
An unexpected customer comes in with a cumbersome commission at the end of a long day of work. Rarity is tempted to simply say no, but something piques her curiosity. This calls for a story. And tea.
Rarity once showed Scootaloo the joy of Generosity. But when Scootaloo gets a look at some of Rarity's flaws, her new appreciation begins to wane. Surely somepony out there can paint Rarity in a positive light. ...right?
The course of friendship is like the course of a thread; it's a bit loopy, it meanders all the time, and it can get terribly tangled up at the wrong moment. However, in skilled hooves the result is beautiful and inspiring. A treasure beyond treasure.
A certain filly suffers a sleepless night. She loves art. She loves beauty. She loves ponies not instantly laughing at her like they do her parents. But it's her first day of school tomorrow, and she has to decide what kind of pony she's going to be.
[Spoilers for Season 7 Episode 19] Spike helps out Rarity and engages in a pleasant conversation with her. He also notices something different about the fashionista.
Rarity tries showcasing her generous side to ponies she has accidentally wronged, eventually finding herself helping out the Wonderbolts. However, the only option is something that's one of Rarity's least favorite things.