"W-wh..y?" Sapphire is sprawled out on the ground, her blue fur is ruined from a combination of dirt and blood. She is in between five other ponies. Their faces convey a look of shock. The four behind her tremble, the smallest one, a small filly with a coat of gold, stares blankly at Sapphire, tears starts to form on the side of her eyes. The pony on the other side just frowns. He wasn't aiming for her.

EDIT: Maybe this project is cancelled. I'm not sure.

A SHORT passage may be anywhere from a line or two long, to a few hundred words long I guess.

If you do, can you say what they are (and where they come from, naturally)?

Also, it might be good to have some examples that can be understood and appreciated even by someone from outside the fandom.

Thank you!

"Nothing old, nothing new, nothing ventured
Nothing gained, nothing still-born or lost
Nothing further than proof, nothing wilder than youth
Nothing older than time, nothing sweeter than wine
Nothing physically, recklessly, hopelessly blind
Nothing I couldn't say
Nothing why 'cause today
Nothing rhymed"
- Gilbert O'Sullivan

Just thought I'd get some things off my chest here.

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These guys deserve a bigger audience. They're no Super Best Friends (yet) but they do good work and play some more obscure games, besides. Their Torin's Passage playthrough, for instance.

At the moment they're playing Grandia.

They did actually go ahead and schedule my last ketamine appointments, so that's good at least. I'll talk to the doctor next week about when I can switch on to medical marijuana.

And now: games.

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Just then, Doctor Whoove came running by.

"GREAT WHICKERING STALLIONS," he yelled.

And then Posh killed himself.

"Why did I ever set a precedent for this by making a Slice of Life reference a major part of the plot?" were his dying words.   

I'm sorry for this awful, negative title. I still love this episode, for the reasons you can read about below, but coming up with titles is something I suck at a lot and I just couldn't think of anything better.

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Last week's travesty is adequately traversed. Next month will be the end of our retrospective on this story, unless something changes.

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