The murder of a Dryad on a Telmarine farm threatens to upset the uneasy peace between the Telmarines and the Old Narnians in the very early days of Caspian's rule. Reepicheep, sent to maintain order until a suitable intermediary can be appointed, soon discovers that a sharp intellect can be at least as useful as a sharp sword.

The dignified, responsible eldest child, man of the house in the absence of his father; the troubled, misunderstood second son; the beautiful elder daughter; and the bright, ebullient younger daughter ... I couldn't help but draw the parallels. The family that Pevensie described were like the Flytes reborn, and I could only hope that they did not make the same mistakes.

Caspian comes to a realisation: The warrior who fought as Peter did in the battle with the Telmarine Army, short as it was, could not have been the same exhausted duelist who matched Miraz blow for bloody blow in the preceding duel ... unless ... unless the duel itself had been not much more than showmanship on Peter's part.

A pair of horses from Victorian England, newly gifted with human intelligence, struggle to adapt to a new life in Equestria - a life without humans. Historical fiction featuring Applejack's and Pinkie Pie's great-grandfathers.

Fluttershy vs the cockatrice, from the episode "Stare Master", an alternate point of view. Happy Mother's Day.