Upon reaching their teen years, Baby Quackers, Baby Sweet Stuff, and Baby
Fifi became deeply troubled. Baby Fifi had always believed it shameful
that she was named after a dog and this belief turned her into a jealous
yet outwardly happy pony with a near infinite number of play inflicted
wounds. As for Baby Sweet Stuff, the miraculous ability to move her neck,
a talent only granted to a select few ponies, had caused her to be shunned
by the local pony community and placed in all sorts of special classes at
the Lullabye Nursery. Baby Quackers merely sported a rebellious nature and
enjoyed disobeying the truant officer at Lullabye Nursery. Alone, they
were just a few lost ponies but together, they were lost ponies with high
quality AAA maps made of their own far-fetched dreams of revenge.
The vast majority of ponies in Dream Valley were atheists, having no god and not desiring one except for maybe the Rainbow of Light or Megan, a human girl. Talking amongst themselves made the three juvenile delinquents realize their need for a religion and when they heard the words of Muad'Dib on government-funded television, they knew they had found a religion and, better yet, a form of revenge.
"What do you despise? By this are you truly known." –from "Manual of Muad'Dib" by the Princess Irulan
This particular Muad'Dib cult despised the other ponies. By this they came to be known as anti-social. Looked upon as the lowlifes of society, they knew that they were not the ponies to exact revenge. They needed someone with powers, someone of royal blood, someone like Paul Muad'Dib. These thoughts of having their own Muad'Dib were what inspired them to name their cult "Pony Gesserit" and start a breeding program. But they had no idea that the story of their Kwisatz Haderach would be eerily similar to, if not exactly the same as, the story of Muad'Dib.
The vast majority of ponies in Dream Valley were atheists, having no god and not desiring one except for maybe the Rainbow of Light or Megan, a human girl. Talking amongst themselves made the three juvenile delinquents realize their need for a religion and when they heard the words of Muad'Dib on government-funded television, they knew they had found a religion and, better yet, a form of revenge.
"What do you despise? By this are you truly known." –from "Manual of Muad'Dib" by the Princess Irulan
This particular Muad'Dib cult despised the other ponies. By this they came to be known as anti-social. Looked upon as the lowlifes of society, they knew that they were not the ponies to exact revenge. They needed someone with powers, someone of royal blood, someone like Paul Muad'Dib. These thoughts of having their own Muad'Dib were what inspired them to name their cult "Pony Gesserit" and start a breeding program. But they had no idea that the story of their Kwisatz Haderach would be eerily similar to, if not exactly the same as, the story of Muad'Dib.