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Christmas Special: Kid Dan VS and Pinkamena

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  1. The Night Pinkie Helped Destroy Christmas
  2. ___________________________________________
  3.  
  4. >Twas the night before Christmas and all is well.
  5. >Except for Zecora, who feels like hell.
  6. >Sweating from a fever, like a polar bear in a barn.
  7. >She's making a potion, to take away the harm.
  8.  
  9. >"A little of this and a little of that, a nice touch of venomous snake rat."
  10.  
  11. >She's up all night, brewing a mix.
  12. >Shoving in all the potions she's had when she was six.
  13.  
  14. "Soon, my fever shall be gone. By Christmas eve, this will all be gone!"
  15. >Zecora continues to add some more.
  16. >She's doing it so, with care and amore.
  17. >With a puff of green smoke, she finishes the brew.
  18. >Ending the mix with a slight "A-choo!"
  19.  
  20. "Alas, my potion is a success! Now I can finally sit down and rest!"
  21. >As she took a sip, she felt good faith.
  22. >Little did she know, that all was too late.
  23. >"*GURK!*"
  24. >She drops her brew on the fresh carpet.
  25. >Raising her arms and waves them like a puppet.
  26. >A slow painful transformation takes place.
  27. >THat started from a brew that had bad taste.
  28.  
  29. >"OH NO. NO. GUURRKRGGGHRRHRRR...."
  30.  
  31. >Zecora gives in as she grumbles and shakes.
  32.  
  33. >Before anymore, there was a knock on the door.
  34.  
  35. "Hey Zecora! I was just wondering if-"
  36. >"BLLEEEEEECHHHHH!"
  37. >Pinkie got the suprise of the holiday.
  38. >The vomit of Zecora's potion had been spilled in her way.
  39. "Ahh!"
  40. "Oh...*sniff* my apologies, Pinkie. What I just ate tasted worse than an expired Twinkie."
  41. >Pinkie Pie shoves the goo off her hair.
  42. >But little did she know that something stayed there.
  43. >The mixture of undigested elements had burrowed into her flesh
  44. >Something that had gone through her system, nice and fresh.
  45. >But Pinkie knew not what had transpired.
  46. >Only that misfortune had gone on to guide her.
  47.  
  48. >"Zecora! Are you alright?" asked Pinkie in her innocent voice.
  49. >But with the potion, it's already changing her poise.
  50. >Zecora says that she's fine, but Pinkie heard her otherwise.
  51. >She's hallucinating that Zecora is screaming at her, causing Pinkie to be down.
  52. >She walks out of the door, confused with a frown.
  53. >Oh what a sad day it is for our little Pinkie.
  54. >Like sailing on a rainy day in a dinky.
  55.  
  56. >Pinkie Pie walts into Fluttershy's home, hoping they'd help her make an apology present for Zecora
  57. >BUt with the potion melting into her nerves, she's getting nothing than a shout from Flutters.
  58. >She knocks on the door, expecting a familiar smile.
  59. >But when Flutters opened the door, she starts yelling for a while.
  60. >The potion has messed with her sight and sound.
  61. >It changes her perspective around.
  62. >From what Flutters is saying; "Pinkie! What's wrong?"
  63. >Pinkie hears something like "PINKIE! YOU'RE A DING-DONG!"
  64. >She yells as she speaks, words that could hurt a child.
  65. >Pinkie backs away as confusion invades her mind.
  66. >She couldn't sit back, relax and unwind.
  67. >She starts hearing voices from inanimate objects.
  68. >Thank god none of them is pestering for sex.
  69. >One such object is a flower with a face.
  70. >Pinkie goes in fear, running in haste.
  71. >She goes to Rainbow's house, hoping for some comfort.
  72. >But before she could reach her, a premonition starts.
  73. >"PINKIE! YOU'RE USELESS. NO ONE WANTS TO SPEND TIME WITH YOU ON CHRISTMAS!"
  74. "AAAHHH!"
  75. >Pinkie's hair droops down. She's sad and scared.
  76. >She keeps on running like a little frightened hare.
  77. >She goes to Norma's house. That place might be better.
  78. >But alas, she wished she had never.
  79. >You come to him with a frightened face.
  80. >He tries to calm you down, with his caring daze.
  81. >But in your mind, he's devious and angry.
  82. >Like a drunken madman, a rabies-infected prairie.
  83. >"Pinkie! Are you alright?"
  84. >But what you heard was "PINKIE, YOU ARE A BLIGHT!"
  85. >The events have had you running away.
  86. >THis is a really bad day.
  87. >Alas, she reaches a small mountain on the hill.
  88. >Along with a grave that says "RIP OLD MAN ON THE HILL"
  89. [spoiler] Guess who still remembers that?[/spoiler]
  90. >But the grave is irrelevant. Something pulled you here at your own will.
  91.  
  92. >Things quiet down. Pinkie looks around.
  93. >Her depressing experience has gotten her to frown.
  94. >As she sits on her own, an apparition appears.
  95. >She's the same with Pinkie, but summoned by her fears.
  96. >The apparition smiles deviously as the side of her face is covered with her hair.
  97. >Her eyes so sinister, she looks so aware.
  98.  
  99. "W-who are you?" you asked the woman.
  100. >"I am you." said the apparition.
  101.  
  102. >She shows you the town, full of happiness and laughter.
  103. >She gives you ideas of horror and slaughter.
  104. >You back away immediately. You know she's danger.
  105. >Summoned by your fear, summoned by their anger.
  106. >The spirit says she's just playing around. Kidding with the idea.
  107. >She comes in closer, telling you of another.
  108.  
  109. >She says that everyone hates you, and that you're never funny.
  110. >They say you're annoying, even Carlos was more Punny.
  111. >Her words pierce your heart like a blade in motion.
  112. >She moves in closer to toy with your emotions.
  113. >The spirit feeds on your tears.
  114. >The ones caused from the apparent yelling of your peers.
  115. >"Little Pinkie, go on down and ruin Christmas. Go down and ruin it for those you once had trust."
  116. "But that's not very nice! I'll have to pay the price!"
  117. >"Tis the only way to get some payback, for having them yell at you for no reason to track."
  118. "But they just yelled! Surely it's a misunderstanding!"
  119. >"You were never liked! You were never dandy!"
  120. >The spirit continues to taunt the poor little girl.
  121. >She can't take much more. She might just hurl.
  122. >Just then, a small little boy, no bigger than ten, comes to the hill out of curiosity.
  123. >His name be Dan, given by his mum. Most likely while she was drinking rum.
  124. >[spoiler]He did have a bad childhood as stated in Dan VS Dan[/spoiler]
  125. >"Excuse me kind madam, I've lost my way. Do you mind telling me where I am?"
  126. >But the poor sap doesn't know that she's talking to a crazy ma'm.
  127. >Pinkie walks close, checking if he's real.
  128. >A little boy in the night, lost like a 40's film reel.
  129.  
  130. >But before she could speak, the spirit takes over.
  131. >Nothing but insanity, rage and anger.
  132. >Speaking with the enthusuasm of that 100 Acre Wood's Tiger.
  133. >Pinkie is lost, Pinkamena is now wired.
  134. "Little boy, do not be startled. I am simply a woman lost to events that have transpired."
  135. >"Where are we?" The boy asked the woman so dire.
  136. "Up on a hill where no one can see. Up on a hill where it would be hard to flee."
  137. >Pinkamena laughs maniacally as thunder strikes.
  138. >THe boy merely scratches his head because he's just a little tyke.
  139. >Confusion and innocence has the little boy even more curious.
  140. >He takes pleasure at your smile so furious.
  141. "What's the matter with you, boy? Did you not hear? What's with that look that looks like cheer?"
  142. >The boy just laughs and chuckles around.
  143. >"Lady, you're funny." said the boy on the ground."
  144. "Bah, what does it matter. You're nothing to my plans."
  145. >The boy's attention went to the part of conspiring at hand.
  146. >"What plan?" Asked the boy.
  147. "Nothing that concerns you. Tis only my ploy!"
  148. >"Well if it doesn't concern me, then fill me in? Who knows, I might join in."
  149. >Pinkie stops to look at the child.
  150. >He stands, looking at you with a smile.
  151. "Well fine. See that city right over there? I'm going to destroy Christmas for everyone, everywhere!"
  152. >You look at the boy, with a straight eye.
  153. "Don't you dare stop or ask me why!"
  154. >THe boy smiles further, with eyelids open wide.
  155. >"Lady, I was about to do the same tonight!"
  156. >You're shocked. The boy had the same thing in mind.
  157. >Now you're interested in the events that will soon unwind.
  158. "Now why would you want to destroy Christmas, little boy? Surely you must have a good reason."
  159. >"CHRISTMAS TREES HAVE FALLEN ON MY TOY CAR! I WANT THIS THEM ALL TO SUFFER THIS SEASON!"
  160. "You're angry because your toy car got crushed?"
  161. >"I want Christmas ruined. It's a must."
  162. >YOu smile and you pat the boy's eager head.
  163. "Kid, you and I are going to walk on a dangerous thread."
  164. >"I already have a plan in my head."
  165. "Oh? Do give the details."
  166. >"It will make them wail."
  167. >Dan takes out a paper with crude crayon drawings.
  168. >"I will kick you if you say this is boring."
  169. >The paper has plans of devious schemes.
  170. >He'd make a great supervillain, if all's well as it seems.
  171. "You're truly a boy with a dangerous mind."
  172. >"What can you say? I have an axe to grind."
  173. "What's your name, kid?"
  174. >"Dan, and I'm no kid! I'm 10 and a half!"
  175. "Well Dan, I won't be daft, but you and I are going to have a hell of a time with this craft!"
  176.  
  177. >You and Dan race down the hill, ignoring the snow's cold chill
  178. >For it is time to set hell on this city, no remorse, no pity.
  179. >The first stop is the supermarket. THe one place needed for the happening.
  180. >And the kid has alot of stuff that's pretty demanding.
  181. >A ton of dynamite from aisle 20, some bird seed from aisle 33
  182. >The kid grabs everything he has in mind, all in a glee.
  183. >As he grabs the tools, something has caught your eye.
  184. >A small Christmas card, it almost made you cry.
  185. >'Merry Christmas to the friends I care about' was written on the card.
  186. >You never wanted to cry so hard.
  187. >But you turned away as the chaotic apparition takes over.
  188. >You have no friends, and their enjoyment is over.
  189. >"HEY LADY! I GOT THE STUFF!" yelled the boy.
  190. >The kid checks out so fast, you'd think those were toys.
  191. "Wow Dan. Where did you get that much money for all these?"
  192. >"I got it from my friend Chris' mom. And yes, I said 'please'."
  193. >The kid's story seemed farfetched, but it doesn't matter.
  194. >So long as the plan goes on, I wouldn't be glader.
  195. >Next on the list is the local mall.
  196. >Midnight sales means midnight brawls.
  197. >The kid and I sneak by the back door.
  198. >We see those people lined up outside, wanting more.
  199. >We plant each dynamite on every foodstand there.
  200. >A plan so devious, not even Gilda would dare.
  201. >Next is to plant all the mustard, ketsup and mayo near the dynamites.
  202. >Because it all comes down in the end, that's right.
  203. "Hihihi, this thing is foolproof! No way it would go wrong!"
  204. >"Don't sweat it lady. We have all night long."
  205. >The kid happily sets the timer on each combustible lamp he bought from the market.
  206. >One hour set before it sets off the dynamites by the stands of hotdogs and croquets.
  207.  
  208. >You follow the kid outside. You both laughed so hard, you nearly cried.
  209. "I can't wait to see thier faces!"
  210. >"Few more hours to ace it!"
  211. >You and the kid scatter the birdseed around the empty roads.
  212. >All across the city, so many to goad.
  213. >For Christmas will be ruined, by many this year.
  214. >And we'd both get a laugh on those that yelled at me and caused me to shed a tear!
  215. >The last stop in our merry night is at the bird sanctuary by the east.
  216. >Those birds are going to have a feast.
  217. >But as we go through the direction of the building.
  218. >Dan stopped, and looked like he was shaking.
  219. >He hides by the bushes, terrified by what he's seen.
  220. >You hide by too, asking so keen.
  221. "What's wrong, Dan? Why so green?"
  222. >You look at what he's staring at. Parents, it seems.
  223. "Are those your mom and dad? They don't look too scary."
  224. >But a closer look from when the mother opens the door shows something of contrary.
  225. >The house is a mess, not suitable for children.
  226. >The mother doesn't even care to look for her missing Daniel.
  227. >The father holds a belt, his stomach is bulging.
  228. >Most likely from the alcohol he'd been indulging.
  229. "Aren't they worried you've been out?"
  230. >"Believe me, they're the worst I've got."
  231. >Dan tells the stories of what he's been through.
  232. >How he had to sleep in his friend's house for as long as he grew.
  233. >His parents never cared for his health and education. Only taking him to school under the government's rule.
  234. >He looks down and frowns, for he believes that no one cares.
  235. >He had only seen anger, depression and bears.
  236. "Bears?" You asked so curious at that.
  237. >He believes Chris' family once lived in a bear's habitat.
  238. >You and the kid laugh as the night goes on.
  239. >You comfort the kid, saying that she had fun, a ton.
  240. "I guess you've had it rougher than me. I just had a bad little night and that caused me to flee."
  241. >"Flee from what?" Asked the child.
  242. "My friends. They've gone wild."
  243. >You've calmed down from the spirit's evil decent.
  244. >Spending time with a boy you've only just met.
  245. "Maybe I was too hasty to destroy Christmas for everyone.
  246. >"Don't quit on me yet. We're still not done."
  247. >"Come on!" Said the boy, so eager with his scheme.
  248. >Got to admit. We make quite a team.
  249. >He briskly walks to the sanctuary as he pours down some seeds.
  250. >You ask him some questions about his interests and deeds.
  251. "Dan, is this what makes you happy?"
  252. >"Better than sitting around in my house. There, it's crappy."
  253. >The boy tells you how much he's had fun, and how you've made him joyful.
  254. "Hey, its the season of giving. Why not be used as a tool?"
  255. >You and Dan arrive at the Avian Sanctuary.
  256. >All the birds' breeds looks the same, almost varies.
  257. >Dan goes to the one near the window to the outside.
  258. >He then pours the melted beans onto their cans with pride.
  259. >All the birds flock to the cans to drink.
  260. >Dan says "Excellent" with a wink.
  261. "Man, if my friend Rainbow were here, she'd probably like this!"
  262. >But that only ends up in dead hopes and wishes.
  263. >>"HEY!" Yelled the guard so angry.
  264. >"ACK!" The boy said as he was grabbed by the guard so hairy.
  265. >>"You're in big trouble young man!" Yelled the man.
  266. >Looks like your little partner needs a hand.
  267. >You grabbed the broom from around the corner.
  268. >And slammed it on the head of the guard all over.
  269. >Dan thanked you with all his heart.
  270. >He then sat on the unconscious guard to give a fart.
  271. >The 25 birds drank the bean soup whole heartedly.
  272. >Dan opens the cages, with the birds flying out gladly.
  273. >They follow in the direction the bird seed you've scattered.
  274. >The sight of a beautiful group of pigeons has had you flattered.
  275.  
  276. >"Lady, would you mind accompanying me to the hill again?" the debonair boy said.
  277. "You're strange, you know that?" you said with a tone a bit dead.
  278.  
  279. >You and Dan walked up the hill to see Christmas Eve destroyed.
  280. >With the birds pooping all over the city thanks to the bean mix you've acquired.
  281. >But that's just 50 % of the happening that had transpired.
  282. >THe next part is the mall, to which the food-stands had just exploded.
  283. >The civilians are covered in ketchup and mustard.
  284. >They ran out in fear of another 'Murican Terrorist'.
  285. >Little did they know, something chaotic is amidts.
  286. >THe pigeons flock in their direction, as led by the scattered bird seed.
  287. >The shoppers run in the chaos, making a mess out of everything.
  288. >Children and parents quickly woke up to the sound of disharmony.
  289. >Birdpoop and sauces scatter throughout the city.
  290. >You and Dan laugh as vengeance is given.
  291. >To the city you and the boy had never forgiven.
  292.  
  293. >"Say lady, why were you angry at the city?"
  294. "I think I was merely hallucinating that everyone hated me. I had a visit to my local brewery."
  295. >"An alcohol company?"
  296. "No, more devious than Brandy."
  297. >"Well, it was a perfect Christmas for me. Better than spending time with my family."
  298. "I hope all's well that goes with your parents. If you ever need help, just come look for me."
  299. >"Lady, I'd never flee. Besides, I have a Chris too."
  300. "Well, I'm glad I've made someone as miserable as you a bit happy."
  301. >"I'm glad you tagged along too, but we must never speak of this again. Savvy?"
  302. "Savvy."
  303. >You did a Pinkie promise with the child.
  304. >The mall bursts into flames as the people collide.
  305. >The chaos continued until Christmas morning.
  306. >But hey, at least Christmas wasn't so boring.
  307.  
  308. >A completely chaotic Christmas that started with Zecora's evil potion.
  309. >It ended with you and a miserable child making a commotion.
  310. >Perhaps your motivation wasn't too good.
  311. >But making a child happy was all it took.
  312.  
  313. The End.
  314.  
  315. Author's notes:
  316. [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]
  317. [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]
  318. [spoiler]I'll continue with Abnormal Norman tommorow.[/spoiler]