Dandelion Honeydew has always been a loner and a quiet pony, but when he meets a tomboyish DJ in a club, he is quickly introduced to the game of friendship that shall develop into something much more than he ever thought.

Although he doesn't know it yet, a new path of life has just been carved out for him to follow, and this is the prologue to that first step on said path.

(This is the kick-starter to a short series, hence the short length of this first story. They might be longer when I make the second one, but we'll see.)

Rainbow Dash may be egotistical and seen by most as a bigot, but there's no denying that there is so much more to her chemistry than meets the eye.

Rather than stepping into the spotlight, what is she like outside of the spotlight?

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Just to clarify the perspective, it's told in the form of a narrator, with said narrator being myself that is having a conversation with Rainbow Dash.

Written and edited by: FireRain

Cover art: The front cover belongs to the person who created it and I claim no ownership over his/her work.

This story is a sequel to She Needs A Quiet Room With A Lock To Keep Her In

Scootaloo, after locking herself inside the CMC's old clubhouse on the outskirts of Sweet Apple Acres during a thunderstorm, attempted to take her own life.

Apple Bloom found her friend and she only has a very narrow window of time to help save one her closest and dearest best friend's life.

The clock is ticking as she brings Scootaloo to the hospital, but will she survive?

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Cover art credit - https://sea-maas.deviantart.com/art/Nyctophobia-701494355

Scootaloo is now a young mare living through her teen years. After an event in school causes her to break down and fall into a deep depression, she locks herself inside of the old CMC Clubhouse, threatening to take her own life.

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Rated 'Teen' for themes.

While reading a book late into the night, Fluttershy is interrupted by a loud series of noises outside of her cottage.

Upon her investigation, the timid mare stumbles across a drunk Rainbow Dash in a sad state of mind. When she opens up her home to her life-long friend, it is evident that there is something that Rainbow wants to tell her.

However, when she is told what is on the pegasus's mind, she is unsure how to react.

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Special thanks to ShadyAwesomeness for proofreading!

The day that the body of Rainbow Dash was found left a deep wound in everypony's hearts, especially those closest to her. One of said individuals is Scootaloo, her adopted sister.

Out for a walk and lost in her thoughts, the young filly comes across the sky palace that once served as the place of residence to the Element of Loyalty. Deciding that it's the least she could do to honour her fallen sister, she pays her respects and says her goodbyes.

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Rated Teen for themes

There are multiple musicians in the world of Equestria, and the instruments they play range from the classical chellos, violins and grand pianos, but in the world of rock and roll, the most mind-boggling instrument out there is the guitar. The most common question is ''How can you even play that with those hooves? It should be impossible by the laws of anatomy!''

When asked by this, the inquirer is surprised by the answer they receive.

A man has ended up in Equestria in an unknown string of summoning. Unfortunately for him, he was taken from Earth when he was most needed to take care of his terminally ill daughter of only eight years of age. He needs to get back to save her, otherwise, he might lose her forever.

Teen Rating - If you're extremely sensitive on the subject of losing family members in the hospital, I strongly advise you don't read this. This story contains a very sensitive topic and is focused solely on the rendition of a father's love.

From Season 7 Episode 9 - Honest Apple, we see Rarity play the guitar after being offered a try by Pinkie Pie. Surprisingly enough, she managed to play some metal, which no fan of the show was
expecting.

Surely, that particular genre of music doesn't suit a lady like Rarity, does it? When Pinkie asks her how she knows how to play, her answer is nothing less than shocking. Perhaps Rarity has two talents?

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This story is a sequel to I'm Sorry, Pinkie

Rainbow Strike isn't a pony in good spirits. He is a traumatised and cautious pony with many regrets in life.

Winter has come around and he finds himself inside of his music shop in the early hours of the morning, long before the sun has the time to rise and bring the start to a new day. Music is what made his life, but it's also the very thing that brought his downfall.

It's what brought him and his true love together and tore them apart, leaving him as the pony he is known for today.

Lost in thought, he makes a decision that is left up to the ponies of the town to debate on, with unwelcome results.

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Rated ''Teen'' because of themes and the brief mention of blood.