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Once upon a time, in the land of Equestria,

there lived a very cheerful pony named Petal Shine.

 Petal Shine was a very darling pegasus who loved growing 

flowers.

 All around her, flowers bloomed and grew.

Her mother, Hibiscus, was a kind mother.

However, she was quite frail. She got sick

often, and it was Petal Shine and her father's 

duty to care for her.

One day, while Petal Shine was getting 

ready for school, her mother called her into 

the kitchen to speak with her.

"My darling Petallu," She said, "I hope 

today is the best one of all for you. 

Don't let anyone tease you for having 

no cutie mark. You're beautiful no 

matter what.

And with that, Petal Shine was off to school. She was 

happy to be going through her usual path through the 

ponyville meadow. She hurried as fast as her little legs 

could take her around each and every flower, taking care 

not to harm any, especially the roses.

Once she reached inside the class, 

their teacher began to speak of 

their mid-spring projects.

"You are all to come up with 

something to help the community 

by the end of the lunar cycle." 

Petal Shine knew just what to do!

Petal Shine took the idea of making her own flower 

shop to her father, smiling happily. Her father, Trick 

Board, nodded in agreement.

"That's a great idea!" He exclaimed. "Why don't 

you tell it to your teacher??"

When Petal Shine took her idea to the teacher, she 

couldnt help but laugh. She then looked at her.

"Darling, you're a pegasus! Stick with the weather, it's 

what your kind knows best. Your mother may be a 

gardener but she's frail, and does weed pulling at 

best." Petal shine was heartbroken.

Her friend, Animal Paw, laughed as well.

"The teacher is right, you SHOULD focus 

on something with the weather!" Petal 

Shine felt so ashamed, why were they 

doubting her ideas?

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