Ponies In Reverse

At Sweet Apple Acres, Big McIntosh was helping Granny Smith make some signs.

Fillies and colts had gone missing, including Apple Bloom, about whom Granny Smith and Big Mac worried the most.

“Any sign of Apple Bloom yet?” asked Granny Smith of Big Mac.

“Nnnope,” answered Big Mac.

“Keep puttin’ up them signs, Big Mac!” ordered Granny Smith.

“Eeyup,” answered Big Mac.

Just then, the Mane Six noticed the MISSING signs at Sweet Apple Acres and galloped to Sweet Apple Homestead, where Granny Smith was taking care of the farm.

“What in tarnation?!” hollered Granny Smith in shock upon seeing the Mane Six as young fillies.

“Hey, Granny!” cried Applejack, delighted to see that her grandmare was still alive. “You look about 10 years younger than you used to!”

“You look a lot younger yourself!” answered Granny Smith, returning the compliment.

“These here fillies are my best friends, Granny,” said Applejack, and introduced each one to her grandmare.

“Has any of you seen my other grandfilly, Apple Bloom?” asked Granny Smith.

“No, I’m afraid not,” said Applejack. “Not recently, anyway.”

“I sure hope she comes back in one piece,” said Granny Smith, starting to cry. “I reeeeeally miss her.”

“Well, until she does,” offered Applejack, “how’s about my friends here help you out on the farm?”

“That would be good as Golden Delicious!” answered Granny Smith, accepting Applejack’s offer. “Seven sets of helpin’ hooves are better than one, you know!”

With that, the Mane Six helped Granny Smith make more MISSING signs.