Well, I love parties, don't you and I adore chocolate! It has so much delicious creamy, chocolatey goodness. oh, and did I mention I love the word 'Cascade', it sounds so weird cas-cade, so awesome!
Rainbow Dash had worked hard to forget those painful memories, and then... there they were, written across the page in his cursive writing, the harsh details of their childhood. All in a letter from a friend she thought she lost ( NOT GILDA )
All of our characters decided to camp on Everfree Forest and started to tell eachother some scary stories, unaware of what will happen something tomorrow mysterious.
Rainbow Dash returns from her summer position to find Sugarcube Corner on it's last legs. The Cakes are nowhere to be found and Pinkie Pie is barely holding on. All Rainbow can do is hold her as she tells her story of that summer.
A phoenix seeking out a good nesting place finds an unexpected connection with the ponies living nearby. Unexpected for her, at least—they've been looking for just this phoenix.
What would it be like if Pinkie Pie died, would the element of laughter live on? Or would it be buried beneath the earth. This story is in the perspective of a rainbow haired mare who wants to tell somepony how she feels, but now...is it too late?
This story is short and to the point and it gets its message across, but I thought that the change in narration was not needed and it would have been better to start with the first-person perspective from the beginning.
so sad this almost made me cry
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It made me cry just writing it
5661689 i read it again now im crying
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Stop, now you're making me cry!
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:
okay trying to stop
this is hard
*sniff*
Okay, i'm good
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Good! We need to stop crying
Damn... that was short but intense
I'd like to know what happened to Pinkie
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It is a mystery (In other words, it's a secret!)
Good story.
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Thank you!
Good story man, keep up the good work!!!
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Thanks a lot!
I can't love this one enough,
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Thanks!!!
This story is short and to the point and it gets its message across, but I thought that the change in narration was not needed and it would have been better to start with the first-person perspective from the beginning.