Celestia is struggling to come to terms with her true feelings for Twilight. Unwilling to watch her sister suffer under apathy and indecision, Luna takes it upon herself to help Celestia confront her newfound feelings.

North of Canterlot, in the far marches of the Equestrian lands near the Griffon tribes, there is a mountain that flies.

After helping Applejack work on her farm, Spike starts to see the farmer pony in a new light.

After drinking a potion by accident, Vinyl Scratch and Octavia end up switching bodies.

1984 pony style!

Twilight Sparkle finds something unexpected lurking in the basement of her new home. A very old, very grumpy something.

When a friend tells you that they have a secret, your gut reaction is to say that it's no big deal, but what if it turns out to be just that? A big deal. A REALLY big deal. How does that affect the friendship?

Celestia loves Twilight Sparkle. That is a fact, an indisputable constant of the universe. What that love means, however, is much less certain. The love of a teacher, the love of a friend, or the love that Celestia dares not name.

Spike is no longer the chubby baby dragon he was, and he no longer has to go through his hundred-year wyrm sleep. But as he and Twilight move back to Canterlot, Spike finds that his new larger body means the end of his old life.

A human turned pony asks Twilight Sparkle to send him back home. Luckily, Twilight is perfectly capable of doing so. But is it really a good idea?