Sunset Shimmer And Tamaron
After Sunset Shimmer got away from a dimwitted pony, she thought about what to do now. "Ow, ok, let me now think, ow, of what, ow, to do now, ow," Sunset Shimmer said, feeling the pain from sitting on the porcupine.
"Hold on a minute," she said and used her magic to remove the porcupine quills. "There we go," Sunset Shimmer said. Sunset Shimmer continued on, thinking she got all of the quills when she came across an earth pony she'd never met before.
"Uh," Sunset Shimmer stammered. "Hello," said the pony. "Hi," said Sunset Shimmer, "Uh, I don't recall running into you before." "Well," the pony, "That's because I've never met you before!"
"Oh, right," Sunset Shimmer chuckled, "My name is Sunset Shimmer. "My name is Tamaron," said the earth pony. "Hello, Tamaron," Sunset Shimmer said to the earth pony, whose name is Tamaron.
"Why hello, Sunset Shimmer," Tamaron said, "I am very please to meet you now." "Yeah," chuckled Sunset Shimmer, I know it is." Then Tamaron noticed something behind Sunset Shimmer.
"Hold on a minute," said Tamaron, "Let me take care of something for you." "What?" Sunset Shimmer asked, "OW!"
"You've missed a needle," Tamaron said after she removed a quill that was underneath Sunset Shimmer's tail. "Oh," thought Sunset Shimmer, "I knew I missed one."
"Fine then," Tamaron said doubtfully, "Did you try and sit on a porcupine?" "Yes," Sunset Shimmer answered meekly, "Bit I didn't mean to! Some unintelligent pony talked me into it." "Never mind it then," Tamaron said, "Anyway, what are you doing today?" "Nothing in particular," Sunset Shimmer answered.
"All right then," Tamaron said, "Let's hang out together. I'd like to make friends." "Ok then," Sunset Shimmer said, unwillfully agreeing, but followed Tamaron nonetheless.
The two ponies eventually arrived at a small park. "Well," Tamaron said, "We're here." "Here?" Sunset Shimmer said, "This is a park." "Exactly," Tamaron said, "Isn't it a nice place to just enjoy the view?" "Uh, yes," Sunset Shimmer said, "It is."
Soon, the two ponies sat down on a bench in the park. "Oh, let me tell you about a unicorn that I met a long time ago," Tamaron said suddenly. "Eh?" Sunset Shimmer responded.
"I remember that her name is Cadance," Tamaron explained, "And as young kids, we had met up with each other multiple times." "Oh," Sunset Shimmer said.
"But I heard that she moved on," Tamaron said, "And thus, we rarely see each other these days. But I hope to see her again one day. Maybe it's because of her guardian, Princess Celestia."
"Princess Celestia?" Sunset Shimmer repeated. "Yes," said Tamaron, "I've met her, but I've made friends with Cadance, whom she's looking after. So I've rarely met the princess herself." "I see," Sunset Shimmer said.
"But Cadance is a nice unicorn," Tamaron said, "I wonder what's she up to these days." "Princess Celestia?" Sunset Shimmer thought to herself, "That name again." "Oh well," Tamaron said, "I'm glad to have met you now."
"Oh yeah," said Sunset Shimmer, "Ok." "Come on," Tamaron said, "Let's go walking some more." "Ok," said Sunset Shimmer and she and Tamaron walked through the park.
But Sunset Shimmer wasn't thinking about Tamaron, she was thinking about Princess Celestia the whole time. Soon, it was sundown. "All right," Tamaron said, "I must get home now. I hope to see you again soon. All right?"
"Uh, sure," Sunset Shimmer replied, "Bye." "All right, Tamaron said and they both returned home.
But Tamaron will never meet up with Sunset Shimmer again.
By the end of the day, after Sunset Shimmer got back to her home, she was satisfied with what she did that day. "I think that worked out better than I thought," she said to herself, "Even though I had a bad start in the morning with that whatever it was."