Everyone Needs Pinkie Pie

Pinkie's perspective

"Oh, yes, Sir Lintsalot, you can have some more tea."

Pinkie spoke these words, hatred and sadness in her eyes and even a hint of insanity. She sat before her new friends, talking and laughing as if she had not just sobbed downstairs and making the floor a growing lake. It's as if she wasn't upset and was the giddy Pinkie Pie she was once again. Though she spoke in such a perky mood, inside her heart felt like it was tearing in half. However, she didn't have much care in the world anymore. Her friends had abandoned her for some orange, fluffy-haired, talking-like-he-belongs stallion who partied better than she did! It's like she doesn't exist anymore. Not to them, not to any pony! Pushing these emotions aside, she smiled and grabbed the tea cup with her hooves, pouring in the "tea" that she had "made".

"No, Rocky, you can't have any more until you finish your first cup."

Pinkie shifted her arm around Rocky, moving him slightly to make him seem like he were talking. "But I want more tea right now. I can't stand to have my mouth dry."

Pinkie then went back to her position. "I said you can't have any more until you drink the rest of what you have now!" She slammed her hooves down onto the table, some of the mini tea cups falling to the floor. Rocky himself then toppled over, falling to the floor with a thud. His party hat rolled away from him and the rest of her new "friends" fell over once again. Pinkie then situated them once more and continued.

"Rocky, of course you can have more tea..."

Pinkie sighed. She knew that this wasn't who she was, but didn't want to deny it. She wanted to return to normal, but yet wanted to remain this way and always have amazing tea parties with her friends. She missed her old friends, but still hated them to the core for what they did. Why they did what they did, she wasn't sure, but she knew she was never going back. Not for a long time. She then continued to pour the tea for every one around her, smiling a fake smile that almost seemed real.