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“Aw, c’mon Fluttershy, I promise I won’t scare you again.”
 
The blue pegasus wrapped in her Wonderbolt costume pleaded with her friend.
 
“No, I am staying right here until all the g-g-ghosts are gone.”
 
The butter yellow pegasus was firmly rooted inside a dark jack-o-lantern. As always, Nightmare Night found her hiding from all the scary ponies and other things that might be out to get her. Unbeknownst to her, she wasn’t alone in her gourded sanctuary. As little eyes o=peaked out from the pumpkin’s dark recesses. Another one of their friends had heard the commotion and was walking up. The lavender mare was hard to see under the star speckled cape, hat and white beard.
 
“Um.. Fluttershy. I don’t think you’re alone in there.”
 
Fluttershy narrowed her eyes slightly, thinking she was being played.
 
“Nice try, Twilight, but I am not being fooled by that trick again.”
 
The other ponies both looked at each other for a moment. Rainbow shrugged at Twilight.
 
“O-okay then. Well, have fun in there.”
 
Twilight turned and walked away motioning for Rainbow to follow her. A light mumble could be heard between them.
 
“Whew, that was a close one.”
 
“Yeah, I thought they’d never leave.”
 
The silent pegasus’ eyes shrunk to pinpricks at the sounds of the voices coming from within her hiding place. A deathly cold breeze brushed her hoof and she finally realized her predicament. With probably one of the loudest “EEP”s on record she shot out of the pumpkin like a firework in a streak that could be seen across town. Her friends stood by the punchbowl chatting away.
 
“Was that who I think it was, Twi?”
 
Applejack was the first to breach the silence that followed the shriek. Twilight waved away the question with her hoof right as Rainbow flew back down to the group. She had flown higher to watch Fluttershy’s ascension.
 
“Guys, did you see that? And I thought I had scared her good.”
 
The story of what just happened was relayed through the group with a few other ponies edging in to hear about it. About an hour later a cloud finally sunk down to the ground with the pegasus clinging on like a cat, tremors shaking down her body.