Apple Fritter sits on her porch and drinks some tea. She thinks about everything but says absolutely nothing. She asks the world if she matters, and the world assures her that she doesn’t.

Can’t find my way home, but it’s through you, that I know.

It’s us against them, them against us. There’s no good, bad, or evil: just two sides who think the other side’s wrong.

Or, the late night ramblings of a lonely and despondent mare, waiting for the sun to rise again.

As Hearth’s Warming approaches, Rainbow Dash seeks Twilight Sparkle’s assistance in retelling an adventure story in an effort to bring back the sister she never knew.

It's a long road to the airport, a long road you have traveled. But it doesn't matter because your flight has been canceled.

How do you fly if you’re scared to fall? Fleetfoot discusses falling and other metaphors with an old friend.

Daring Do works alone. The grave on the edge of Sweet Apple Acres is the reason why.

Historically, the Royal Investigative Service and the Marshal's Office of Equestria hasn't gotten along. Deputy Marshals Braeburn Apple and Daring Do are all too aware of this. So why are there two RIS agents poking around their past?

In a friendship that’s bound to crash and burn, and a relationship that would never work, Braeburn and Daring Do learn that sometimes a happy ending just isn’t worth fighting for.

They’re not the first choice, but they’re all that’s left.

Accidents happen. An airplane crashing into an Amareican ship, tragic, but an accident. Two airplane crashes? Now that's sabotage.

“If you spend your whole life working here and never want to quit, you ‘aint doin’ your job right, Bon.” Special Agents Braeburn and Bon Bon take a moment to remember a departed friend.

Frustrated with the difficulties of being Captain of the Wonderbolts, Soarin turns to an old friend who's had the job before. Written for

[i]"It's always shining somewhere, I just gotta get there."[/i] The only thing that's standing between Braeburn and his dream is his cousin. Based on the song 'Wake Up' by EDEN.