Origins: Scootaloo

by Ink_Spot

Rating: teen
Tags: Crossover
Length: 220

Everypony has to make choices, some of them permanent. The most important choice of Scootaloos life came in the wake of her worst day

Scootaloos life has not been easy. As the oldest blank flank in Ponyville, as well as its only flightless pegasus, she’s grown used to both the mockery and the pity.
But she won’t let that slow her down; she has the support of her friends and family as well as the help of the fastest and most awesome pegasus in the world.
Today is the day.
Today she will fly and her training and hard work will finally be rewarded, they have to… right?

This is a super hero origin story, but I won’t tell you which hero I’m building up to. Lets see if you can guess it before the end .

English is not my native language, so if you see an error please let me know

Published 1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
Last updated 2016-07-13 16:00:14 UTC

Hardship

Do you remember the worst day of your life?

If you ask most fillies or colts you would hear lots of silly things.

Maybe it was the day their cute-cañera was ruined; maybe it was when time they’ve got an F in class, or maybe it that one time they messed up and got grounded an entire month.

But sometimes we forget that everypony, no matter how young, can experience true hardships.

Someponies would tell you about the day their grandma passed away, the day their parents got a divorce or even the day they had a really bad accident.

All those things and more have something in common. They bring a change in the ponies that experienced them.

Ponies grow up, they mature, gain insight, form or change opinions and develop a personality all based around the life they’ve had and the things they’ve experienced.  Nowhere is this most evident than in the young ones.

Those fillies and colts who are already in the midst of growing up to become mares and stallions are the most susceptible to be changed and molded by hardships.

So with all that in mind, let me tell you about the worst day of my young life. Maybe then you could understand how I grew up to be the mare I am today.