Hmmm, okay. Gonna be watching this one.

Interesting.

Nice, never read the comic, but loved the TNT series, to bad it ended in a cliffhanger.

As she scrolled through them, she could see several comments from the students of CHS who were either cussing each other out or outright threatening harm. Of course, they all thought it was Sunset, so the comments all had her name in them. And, as predicted, Anon-A-Miss never commented back. It didn’t help that the profile picture was a silhouette of her. It was so obvious a ten-year-old could figure it out, which was another frustrating aspect of all this.

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Agreed, however whenever I read an anon-a-miss story I think of The Wizards First Rule from the Sword of Truth series (People are stupid. They believe what they want to believe or fear to believe). And then it bothers me a little less.

After a while, Pinkie brought Sunset’s food and Sunset began eating, during this time, Sunset took notice of the people in the restaurant. It was nine-thirty at night, and the restaurant was close to closing. There weren’t that many people inside as far as she could tell, an old couple, a young couple, and then there was one guy that gave Sunset pause. He had a red sweater, with a brown leather coat folded to his right. The man was wearing glasses and was eating a bowl of soup, every once in a while, he would catch the guy making glances at Pinkie Pie.

She.