- The Night Pinkie Helped Destroy Christmas
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- >Twas the night before Christmas and all is well.
- >Except for Zecora, who feels like hell.
- >Sweating from a fever, like a polar bear in a barn.
- >She's making a potion, to take away the harm.
- >"A little of this and a little of that, a nice touch of venomous snake rat."
- >She's up all night, brewing a mix.
- >Shoving in all the potions she's had when she was six.
- "Soon, my fever shall be gone. By Christmas eve, this will all be gone!"
- >Zecora continues to add some more.
- >She's doing it so, with care and amore.
- >With a puff of green smoke, she finishes the brew.
- >Ending the mix with a slight "A-choo!"
- "Alas, my potion is a success! Now I can finally sit down and rest!"
- >As she took a sip, she felt good faith.
- >Little did she know, that all was too late.
- >"*GURK!*"
- >She drops her brew on the fresh carpet.
- >Raising her arms and waves them like a puppet.
- >A slow painful transformation takes place.
- >THat started from a brew that had bad taste.
- >"OH NO. NO. GUURRKRGGGHRRHRRR...."
- >Zecora gives in as she grumbles and shakes.
- >Before anymore, there was a knock on the door.
- "Hey Zecora! I was just wondering if-"
- >"BLLEEEEEECHHHHH!"
- >Pinkie got the suprise of the holiday.
- >The vomit of Zecora's potion had been spilled in her way.
- "Ahh!"
- "Oh...*sniff* my apologies, Pinkie. What I just ate tasted worse than an expired Twinkie."
- >Pinkie Pie shoves the goo off her hair.
- >But little did she know that something stayed there.
- >The mixture of undigested elements had burrowed into her flesh
- >Something that had gone through her system, nice and fresh.
- >But Pinkie knew not what had transpired.
- >Only that misfortune had gone on to guide her.
- >"Zecora! Are you alright?" asked Pinkie in her innocent voice.
- >But with the potion, it's already changing her poise.
- >Zecora says that she's fine, but Pinkie heard her otherwise.
- >She's hallucinating that Zecora is screaming at her, causing Pinkie to be down.
- >She walks out of the door, confused with a frown.
- >Oh what a sad day it is for our little Pinkie.
- >Like sailing on a rainy day in a dinky.
- >Pinkie Pie walts into Fluttershy's home, hoping they'd help her make an apology present for Zecora
- >BUt with the potion melting into her nerves, she's getting nothing than a shout from Flutters.
- >She knocks on the door, expecting a familiar smile.
- >But when Flutters opened the door, she starts yelling for a while.
- >The potion has messed with her sight and sound.
- >It changes her perspective around.
- >From what Flutters is saying; "Pinkie! What's wrong?"
- >Pinkie hears something like "PINKIE! YOU'RE A DING-DONG!"
- >She yells as she speaks, words that could hurt a child.
- >Pinkie backs away as confusion invades her mind.
- >She couldn't sit back, relax and unwind.
- >She starts hearing voices from inanimate objects.
- >Thank god none of them is pestering for sex.
- >One such object is a flower with a face.
- >Pinkie goes in fear, running in haste.
- >She goes to Rainbow's house, hoping for some comfort.
- >But before she could reach her, a premonition starts.
- >"PINKIE! YOU'RE USELESS. NO ONE WANTS TO SPEND TIME WITH YOU ON CHRISTMAS!"
- "AAAHHH!"
- >Pinkie's hair droops down. She's sad and scared.
- >She keeps on running like a little frightened hare.
- >She goes to Norma's house. That place might be better.
- >But alas, she wished she had never.
- >You come to him with a frightened face.
- >He tries to calm you down, with his caring daze.
- >But in your mind, he's devious and angry.
- >Like a drunken madman, a rabies-infected prairie.
- >"Pinkie! Are you alright?"
- >But what you heard was "PINKIE, YOU ARE A BLIGHT!"
- >The events have had you running away.
- >THis is a really bad day.
- >Alas, she reaches a small mountain on the hill.
- >Along with a grave that says "RIP OLD MAN ON THE HILL"
- [spoiler] Guess who still remembers that?[/spoiler]
- >But the grave is irrelevant. Something pulled you here at your own will.
- >Things quiet down. Pinkie looks around.
- >Her depressing experience has gotten her to frown.
- >As she sits on her own, an apparition appears.
- >She's the same with Pinkie, but summoned by her fears.
- >The apparition smiles deviously as the side of her face is covered with her hair.
- >Her eyes so sinister, she looks so aware.
- "W-who are you?" you asked the woman.
- >"I am you." said the apparition.
- >She shows you the town, full of happiness and laughter.
- >She gives you ideas of horror and slaughter.
- >You back away immediately. You know she's danger.
- >Summoned by your fear, summoned by their anger.
- >The spirit says she's just playing around. Kidding with the idea.
- >She comes in closer, telling you of another.
- >She says that everyone hates you, and that you're never funny.
- >They say you're annoying, even Carlos was more Punny.
- >Her words pierce your heart like a blade in motion.
- >She moves in closer to toy with your emotions.
- >The spirit feeds on your tears.
- >The ones caused from the apparent yelling of your peers.
- >"Little Pinkie, go on down and ruin Christmas. Go down and ruin it for those you once had trust."
- "But that's not very nice! I'll have to pay the price!"
- >"Tis the only way to get some payback, for having them yell at you for no reason to track."
- "But they just yelled! Surely it's a misunderstanding!"
- >"You were never liked! You were never dandy!"
- >The spirit continues to taunt the poor little girl.
- >She can't take much more. She might just hurl.
- >Just then, a small little boy, no bigger than ten, comes to the hill out of curiosity.
- >His name be Dan, given by his mum. Most likely while she was drinking rum.
- >[spoiler]He did have a bad childhood as stated in Dan VS Dan[/spoiler]
- >"Excuse me kind madam, I've lost my way. Do you mind telling me where I am?"
- >But the poor sap doesn't know that she's talking to a crazy ma'm.
- >Pinkie walks close, checking if he's real.
- >A little boy in the night, lost like a 40's film reel.
- >But before she could speak, the spirit takes over.
- >Nothing but insanity, rage and anger.
- >Speaking with the enthusuasm of that 100 Acre Wood's Tiger.
- >Pinkie is lost, Pinkamena is now wired.
- "Little boy, do not be startled. I am simply a woman lost to events that have transpired."
- >"Where are we?" The boy asked the woman so dire.
- "Up on a hill where no one can see. Up on a hill where it would be hard to flee."
- >Pinkamena laughs maniacally as thunder strikes.
- >THe boy merely scratches his head because he's just a little tyke.
- >Confusion and innocence has the little boy even more curious.
- >He takes pleasure at your smile so furious.
- "What's the matter with you, boy? Did you not hear? What's with that look that looks like cheer?"
- >The boy just laughs and chuckles around.
- >"Lady, you're funny." said the boy on the ground."
- "Bah, what does it matter. You're nothing to my plans."
- >The boy's attention went to the part of conspiring at hand.
- >"What plan?" Asked the boy.
- "Nothing that concerns you. Tis only my ploy!"
- >"Well if it doesn't concern me, then fill me in? Who knows, I might join in."
- >Pinkie stops to look at the child.
- >He stands, looking at you with a smile.
- "Well fine. See that city right over there? I'm going to destroy Christmas for everyone, everywhere!"
- >You look at the boy, with a straight eye.
- "Don't you dare stop or ask me why!"
- >THe boy smiles further, with eyelids open wide.
- >"Lady, I was about to do the same tonight!"
- >You're shocked. The boy had the same thing in mind.
- >Now you're interested in the events that will soon unwind.
- "Now why would you want to destroy Christmas, little boy? Surely you must have a good reason."
- >"CHRISTMAS TREES HAVE FALLEN ON MY TOY CAR! I WANT THIS THEM ALL TO SUFFER THIS SEASON!"
- "You're angry because your toy car got crushed?"
- >"I want Christmas ruined. It's a must."
- >YOu smile and you pat the boy's eager head.
- "Kid, you and I are going to walk on a dangerous thread."
- >"I already have a plan in my head."
- "Oh? Do give the details."
- >"It will make them wail."
- >Dan takes out a paper with crude crayon drawings.
- >"I will kick you if you say this is boring."
- >The paper has plans of devious schemes.
- >He'd make a great supervillain, if all's well as it seems.
- "You're truly a boy with a dangerous mind."
- >"What can you say? I have an axe to grind."
- "What's your name, kid?"
- >"Dan, and I'm no kid! I'm 10 and a half!"
- "Well Dan, I won't be daft, but you and I are going to have a hell of a time with this craft!"
- >You and Dan race down the hill, ignoring the snow's cold chill
- >For it is time to set hell on this city, no remorse, no pity.
- >The first stop is the supermarket. THe one place needed for the happening.
- >And the kid has alot of stuff that's pretty demanding.
- >A ton of dynamite from aisle 20, some bird seed from aisle 33
- >The kid grabs everything he has in mind, all in a glee.
- >As he grabs the tools, something has caught your eye.
- >A small Christmas card, it almost made you cry.
- >'Merry Christmas to the friends I care about' was written on the card.
- >You never wanted to cry so hard.
- >But you turned away as the chaotic apparition takes over.
- >You have no friends, and their enjoyment is over.
- >"HEY LADY! I GOT THE STUFF!" yelled the boy.
- >The kid checks out so fast, you'd think those were toys.
- "Wow Dan. Where did you get that much money for all these?"
- >"I got it from my friend Chris' mom. And yes, I said 'please'."
- >The kid's story seemed farfetched, but it doesn't matter.
- >So long as the plan goes on, I wouldn't be glader.
- >Next on the list is the local mall.
- >Midnight sales means midnight brawls.
- >The kid and I sneak by the back door.
- >We see those people lined up outside, wanting more.
- >We plant each dynamite on every foodstand there.
- >A plan so devious, not even Gilda would dare.
- >Next is to plant all the mustard, ketsup and mayo near the dynamites.
- >Because it all comes down in the end, that's right.
- "Hihihi, this thing is foolproof! No way it would go wrong!"
- >"Don't sweat it lady. We have all night long."
- >The kid happily sets the timer on each combustible lamp he bought from the market.
- >One hour set before it sets off the dynamites by the stands of hotdogs and croquets.
- >You follow the kid outside. You both laughed so hard, you nearly cried.
- "I can't wait to see thier faces!"
- >"Few more hours to ace it!"
- >You and the kid scatter the birdseed around the empty roads.
- >All across the city, so many to goad.
- >For Christmas will be ruined, by many this year.
- >And we'd both get a laugh on those that yelled at me and caused me to shed a tear!
- >The last stop in our merry night is at the bird sanctuary by the east.
- >Those birds are going to have a feast.
- >But as we go through the direction of the building.
- >Dan stopped, and looked like he was shaking.
- >He hides by the bushes, terrified by what he's seen.
- >You hide by too, asking so keen.
- "What's wrong, Dan? Why so green?"
- >You look at what he's staring at. Parents, it seems.
- "Are those your mom and dad? They don't look too scary."
- >But a closer look from when the mother opens the door shows something of contrary.
- >The house is a mess, not suitable for children.
- >The mother doesn't even care to look for her missing Daniel.
- >The father holds a belt, his stomach is bulging.
- >Most likely from the alcohol he'd been indulging.
- "Aren't they worried you've been out?"
- >"Believe me, they're the worst I've got."
- >Dan tells the stories of what he's been through.
- >How he had to sleep in his friend's house for as long as he grew.
- >His parents never cared for his health and education. Only taking him to school under the government's rule.
- >He looks down and frowns, for he believes that no one cares.
- >He had only seen anger, depression and bears.
- "Bears?" You asked so curious at that.
- >He believes Chris' family once lived in a bear's habitat.
- >You and the kid laugh as the night goes on.
- >You comfort the kid, saying that she had fun, a ton.
- "I guess you've had it rougher than me. I just had a bad little night and that caused me to flee."
- >"Flee from what?" Asked the child.
- "My friends. They've gone wild."
- >You've calmed down from the spirit's evil decent.
- >Spending time with a boy you've only just met.
- "Maybe I was too hasty to destroy Christmas for everyone.
- >"Don't quit on me yet. We're still not done."
- >"Come on!" Said the boy, so eager with his scheme.
- >Got to admit. We make quite a team.
- >He briskly walks to the sanctuary as he pours down some seeds.
- >You ask him some questions about his interests and deeds.
- "Dan, is this what makes you happy?"
- >"Better than sitting around in my house. There, it's crappy."
- >The boy tells you how much he's had fun, and how you've made him joyful.
- "Hey, its the season of giving. Why not be used as a tool?"
- >You and Dan arrive at the Avian Sanctuary.
- >All the birds' breeds looks the same, almost varies.
- >Dan goes to the one near the window to the outside.
- >He then pours the melted beans onto their cans with pride.
- >All the birds flock to the cans to drink.
- >Dan says "Excellent" with a wink.
- "Man, if my friend Rainbow were here, she'd probably like this!"
- >But that only ends up in dead hopes and wishes.
- >>"HEY!" Yelled the guard so angry.
- >"ACK!" The boy said as he was grabbed by the guard so hairy.
- >>"You're in big trouble young man!" Yelled the man.
- >Looks like your little partner needs a hand.
- >You grabbed the broom from around the corner.
- >And slammed it on the head of the guard all over.
- >Dan thanked you with all his heart.
- >He then sat on the unconscious guard to give a fart.
- >The 25 birds drank the bean soup whole heartedly.
- >Dan opens the cages, with the birds flying out gladly.
- >They follow in the direction the bird seed you've scattered.
- >The sight of a beautiful group of pigeons has had you flattered.
- >"Lady, would you mind accompanying me to the hill again?" the debonair boy said.
- "You're strange, you know that?" you said with a tone a bit dead.
- >You and Dan walked up the hill to see Christmas Eve destroyed.
- >With the birds pooping all over the city thanks to the bean mix you've acquired.
- >But that's just 50 % of the happening that had transpired.
- >THe next part is the mall, to which the food-stands had just exploded.
- >The civilians are covered in ketchup and mustard.
- >They ran out in fear of another 'Murican Terrorist'.
- >Little did they know, something chaotic is amidts.
- >THe pigeons flock in their direction, as led by the scattered bird seed.
- >The shoppers run in the chaos, making a mess out of everything.
- >Children and parents quickly woke up to the sound of disharmony.
- >Birdpoop and sauces scatter throughout the city.
- >You and Dan laugh as vengeance is given.
- >To the city you and the boy had never forgiven.
- >"Say lady, why were you angry at the city?"
- "I think I was merely hallucinating that everyone hated me. I had a visit to my local brewery."
- >"An alcohol company?"
- "No, more devious than Brandy."
- >"Well, it was a perfect Christmas for me. Better than spending time with my family."
- "I hope all's well that goes with your parents. If you ever need help, just come look for me."
- >"Lady, I'd never flee. Besides, I have a Chris too."
- "Well, I'm glad I've made someone as miserable as you a bit happy."
- >"I'm glad you tagged along too, but we must never speak of this again. Savvy?"
- "Savvy."
- >You did a Pinkie promise with the child.
- >The mall bursts into flames as the people collide.
- >The chaos continued until Christmas morning.
- >But hey, at least Christmas wasn't so boring.
- >A completely chaotic Christmas that started with Zecora's evil potion.
- >It ended with you and a miserable child making a commotion.
- >Perhaps your motivation wasn't too good.
- >But making a child happy was all it took.
- The End.
- Author's notes:
- [spoiler] I was going to drop this during the first part for being shitty. It was pretty bad. Anyone who liked it would have a meltdown on logic and continuity.[/spoiler]
- [spoiler] Three bottles of alchohol and some pestering from that other writer, I decided "Fuck It" and edited, continued and finished it in two hours.[/spoiler]
- [spoiler]I'll continue with Abnormal Norman tommorow.[/spoiler]

