Title: Fagwrite Author: Anonymous Pastebin link: http://pastebin.com/TDm6xM6y First Edit: Wednesday 22nd of October 2014 06:40:33 PM CDT Last Edit: Wednesday 22nd of October 2014 06:40:33 PM CDT I've got one, but bear with me, I'm a novice. >You are baby Anon (in the form of Caillou) >Transported to Equestria via generic magical means >Wake up on the edge of Everfree, alone in the world >Start to whine, cry for mommy >You are found by Fluttershy, who believes you are a new breed of talking monkey or something >Overcome with babby tears, you cannot tell her who you are >"Oh, my. You are a fussy little critter, aren't you?" she croons >Still confused and despaired, you are softly comforted by her diabetic lull >She takes you out of the cold and back to the warm of her cottage >Cease crying, now mostly curious of new setting and of this talking horse thing >Wraps you snug in blanket >"What are you, anyway? ...You don't look like any animal I've seen before. Are you some sort of--" >"Have you seen my mommy?" >"Oh, my!" She exclaims. "You do know how to talk!" >Upset that she is not responding to your demand, you begin to tantrum again "I want my mommy!" >Flutters appears distressed now too, "I'm sorry, little one. Who is your mommy? What does she look like?" >You tried to recall through your troubled mind what your mother looks like... >Being the grown up kid that you are, you realize it to be strange to talk to animals like they're people >Confused, you are left with no other options, you go along >"Well, she's like me...But really, really tall! And she has brown hair." >"Oh, I have not see anyone like her, or like you, around here. Did you come from the Everfree Forest?" >"I don't know, I wanna go home!" You begin to whine again >"Oh, dear. I'm so sorry, little one, I don't know how to help you." >Upon hearing this, your despair returns, seeing this as the most frightening moment experienced, even more scary than being lost in the garage >You begin to sob pathetically again >"Oh, please don't cry." she croons gently again. "Don't you cry, dear. I know what we can do! We'll go see Twilight." >"Who is that?" you ask through your sobs >"Twilight is a close friend of mine, she is very smart and she is very powerful with magic. I'm sure she will know what to do." >"She can help me get home?" >"I'm sure of it, dear." >"And she can bring mommy back?" >"Yes, dear." >You notice little signs of sorrow on the mare's face as she worries about you >This show of love comforts you, as does the promise of finding home >"When can we go?" >"We can go tomorrow when it's light out. You can stay here for the night. I'll let you sleep in my bed." >She makes you a small dinner of warm milk and vegetables, you fuss but end up eating them >When it's time for bed, she tucks you in her bed >You are still fussy, forgetting of the strife and remembering how much you hate being told to go to bed >To calm you down, Fluttershy sings you a lullaby: I will finish the rest after my shift