My Little Pony Friendship is Magic

The Six Lost Souls

Chapter 8. Conclusion.

I followed Marty down the neighborhood street while the late afternoon slowly faded into night. Luckily, Marty had a flashlight. Once we got to the end of the street, we arrived at the neighborhood cemetery. "What are we doing here?" I thought.

With myself consumed by curiosity, I kept following Marty deeper into the cemetery, until we reached a set of six gravestones. The gravestones were perfectly aligned next to each other. Closely, I examined the dates on them and was shocked when I realized they all had the same date, March 15th, 2005.

Every story we read was true. All six of the boys we read about really did go to our school, and all of them died on the same day. I felt a tear run down my face. Just as I was going to wipe it off with my finger, a hand grabbed mine. It was Marty.

He stared at me with his shiny, bright blue eyes, "I brought you here Clerk because I have something special that all these boys never had…"

I became even more curious, "What is it?" I asked.

He stared at me and spoke in the softest voice, "I have you…"

He then slowly embraced me in a warm, loving hug. I held him tight. We both went back to his house that night. His parent's still weren't home, and I stayed with him the whole time. I never let go of him.

Marty was right about everything. He really did have something the boys didn't have, and I had it too. A loving and caring friend who'd help you with anything. Maybe, if all of these boys had the same, they wouldn't have endured such tragic ends to their lives. Maybe they all would have been happier and would have lived much longer.

On April 1st 2005, there finally was a combined funeral for all six of them. Many of the civilians attended. All of them were speechless. The priest gave a short speech before each of there coffins were lowered.

"You all may be wondering how these poor souls met their fate all on the same day," he spoke in a loud but soft voice, "You may wish that this all would have never happened, and may be wishing these boys haven't endured such tragic deaths. Maybe they were meant to live shorts lives. Maybe their deaths let them escape. Each of them had a sad story, each of them were unloved, unhappy, neglected, abandoned, rejected and lonely. But most importantly, each of them are now free. May Brandon Blake, Trevor Walters, Owen Lennox, Court Foster, Raven Blackwell, and Joseph Winkoski rest in peace, and find eternal happiness."

All six of their coffins lowered into the ground, where each of them would stay…forever.

You may be wondering why a cartoonist would make a children's show inspired by such depressing events. Perhaps whoever made the show, My Little Pony Friendship is Magic, wanted to give the spirits of the boys closure.

Think about it… In the show, Fluttershy is able to take care of all the animals she adores. Rarity is a successful fashion designer. Rainbow Dash is an incredible athlete. Applejack runs a successful farm. Twilight Sparkle is well educated and amazingly smart, and Pinkie Pie is happy without a care in the world. Maybe, just maybe, the creator of the show wanted to give the boys what they always wanted.

And for once, after their lives of misery, they're all happy.

I do not own any of the my little pony characters and this story was inspired by creepypasta. None of it is true.