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For nights, Lyra had been having strange dreams of voices calling to her. After confronting with her roommate, Bon Bon, and running into two of their other friends, they decide to go to Canterlot to ask the Princess about Lyra's dreams. Shortly after, there is a new threat, and not even the Princesses, all four of them, can stop it. Instead, they must rely on an unlikely mare. But how can she stop the villain?

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the Princess's, all four of them

With a few exceptions, including it's and let's, –'s indicates possession and a simple –s or –es indicates plurality.
"The princess is here."
"The princesses are here."
"The princess's crown is pretty."
"The princesses' crowns are pretty."

2173755 Thanks for that, it'll really help me in the coming chapters :twilightsheepish:

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