[Comment-Driven] Twilight wakes up on the floor, injured and alone. The town of Ponyville is dark, its inhabitants twisted. And none of them can leave.

Fluttershy tries to find herself. [Poetry]

After Twilight Sparkle finishes Starswirl's spell, Celestia sends the Bearers on a new grand quest... but not all is as it seems. How, exactly, was Equestria really made?

When Twilight Sparkle starts to become a problem, Chrysalis doesn't send her to the catacombs. After all, what a waste it would be, to send a pony filled with platonic love away when she could use her as a puppet instead.

Little ponies go through endless scenarios. And by "endless" I mean "one hundred".

Sometimes the last page of one story is just the first page of another. Sometimes Pinkie Pie and her family are endearingly weird. And sometimes Twilight finds happiness in the small things, even in her darkest hours.

Twilight wakes up from a nice dream. It will haunt her more than any nightmare ever could.

A pony falls into Megan's well. It isn't the first time this has happened... or maybe it is.

Owlowiscious has been acting strangely for days. He refuses to fly into the new castle much, and when he does he never stays for long. Worried for his friend, Spike attempts to find out just what has him so upset.

Celestia has a talk with an older, more powerful, more impossible Twilight Sparkle.

Everything ends eventually. Eight ponies and a dragon witness the sunset.

Fluttershy goes to a special place and thinks of what it would be like to be something else: a tree.

Tirek is defeated, but at the last second he manages to change and ruin everything. Now cursed with terrible magic, Twilight is determined to make things right -- no matter what it takes.

Rainbow Dash tries to stop herself from going back. It doesn't work.

Six mares find (or at least try to find) their soulmates through shared bruises and scars.