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It had been a rough week for Sunset after the whole Anon A Miss fiasco left a painful scar on Sunset's soul. Can she get over her pain though and find a little bit of Heaven on Christmas Eve?

Written for the Sunset Shipping Contest: Changing Seasons.

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Pretty awesome! Love to read other pairings with this thme see hwo each ofthe Rainbooms try to make up to Sunset and try to win one last chance if possible.

I 'aaawwwwwed' so hard my hamster ran away :rainbowlaugh:
Really good storie, have a like :twilightsmile:

I second diablo's comment about this theme. This is an awesome premise for a shipping story.

:fluttercry: I'm never going to win a contest. :ajsleepy:

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Not unless you learn to write better, no.

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Have you read one of my stories? :unsuresweetie:

This is a very interesting idea

I feel like I'm missing a lot here. The brevity of the story doesn't do much justice for the relationship you are attempting to create, and I cannot get over the fact that I am missing something because of it. Did this Anon-a-Mis story arc actually have Sunset confess to Pinkie? Because I am going to be honest, I was lost from that exact moment.

I am probably going to read that comic to understand a little more, but as it stands for me, personally, I really don't know what to think. In terms of writing, this wasn't bad at all, but the grammar could have definitely needed a touch up. As I see it, editing is a necessary process of writing. You should be able to do it yourself first, and then you should send it off to someone else. Honestly, you could have fixed quite a few errors on your own through proofreading. Nothing detracted from the story itself, but it helps for readability.

If this story weren't so short, I think I would really enjoy it. I feel that the characterization of Pinkie was perfect, and if I could have seen you flesh her out a little more, I would have been impressed. As this stands, it's not a bad story at all, but you could improve upon this.

“I know I messed up big time!” Pinkie cried, “I’ve loved you for so long and wished you would just become the person I knew you could be! The girl you are now and I should have known better! I should have…I should have…I’m sorry, Sunset! I love you and I screwed up any chance of us ever being together now!”

If you ask me, this makes the betrayal so much worse....
In my POV, this mean that even though Pinkie loved her so much, she still betrayed her so fast, on so little evidence.
Is this all of the trust Pinkie ever is able to give Sunset?

I would guess that a relationship between Pinkie and Sunset, after this would end up in two ways:

  1. Sunset would always have that underlying thought that goes ''Do Pinkie really trust me?''. Always that voice of doubt in her head whispering dark words in her ear.
  2. Or the opposite, where Pinkie will go overboard with showing overbearing amount of affection and ''loving consideration'', to the point where their relationship is less of ''lovers'' and more of ''master and fanatic servant''

Stories that explain the reason for them turning on her so fast, because they still had not forgiven Sunset, for her three years of evil.
This, in my opinion, give them room to improve their friendship with Sunset, to something better than before.
If forgiveness is achieved.

Was it because none of them had offered an apology for how they acted? Or maybe it was the fact that they were so quick to jump to the conclusion that it was Sunset behind the whole thing. It could also be that they had told Sunset that she was family to them, yet the way they brushed the fact that their sisters was behind the whole mess away so quickly while emotionally torturing Sunset for days didn’t exactly prove that they were more than empty words.

It sure was a lot to take in of you ask me. :fluttershysad:

“This was going to be a surprise.” Pinkie said as she pushed open a door with a bow on it and pulled Sunset in after her. It was a freshly painted room done up in Sunset’s colors, everything from the walls to the curtains to the bed sheets. There was even a large stylized sun design resembling Sunset’s cutie mark on the comforter. “We all pitched in on fixing up this old storage room Sunset when we realized you didn’t have a home earlier this week. We were so stupid for not even thinking about it before.”

Now that is a great surprise to cheer up someone after a not so great week, especially for what sunset suffered.

“Because…because…grrrrr!” Pinkie grabbed Sunset by the jacket and yanked her forward smashing her lips against the shocked girl’s who stopped struggling after a second. A second later Sunset’s more dominant nature took over and deepened the kiss taking control of the situation for several seconds before pushing Pinkie back who wore a dazed expression. “Wow!”

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