"Small, little," Patch jumped up and nodded at Buddy, "little."
Patch then made fish lips and pretended to swim around the room. The other ponies laughed cause she looked ridiculous and they had no idea what movie she was trying to portray.
"The little mermaid," shouted Buddy as Patch gave him a high five.
"Who's next?" asked Lancer.
Sweetheart grabbed a card out of the box. She read to herself the movie she would be acting out for Teddy to guess.
"Aaaaa, two words," Teddy said when she tapped her hoof on the floor twice.
Then she proceeded to dance around the room, waving her arms wildly. She appeared to be injured. Teddy scratched his head and decided to take a couple guesses.
"Scream, I know what you did last summer. . ." Sweetheart shook her head 'no'.
"I give up. What is it?"
"Charlotte's web,"
"Then what was all that?" asked Teddy
"I was making a spider web," Sweetheart plopped back down on the couch between Starlight and Teddy.
The night wore on as the played a couple more rounds of charades. Patch and Buddy guessed every movie correctly that the other had acted out. Where as Sweetheart and Teddy didn't get any correct. Starlight and Ace got a couple correct.
"You know, it's kinda funny. You two have been together the longest and didn't guess any right. You guys should know each other better," commented Ace.
"You think that was funny? Teddy glared at Ace knowing that Sweetheart was already upset.
"He's right. I thought we were in sync with each other."
"Sweetheart, it's just a stupid game. We just got all the hard movies. It has nothing to do with how well we know each."
"Yes it does. We've been together long enough to know each other's thoughts."
"Whatever, I don't always know what you're thinking. If I did, do you think we'd be fighting right now. Plus, your acting abilities stink. How did you expect me to know what you were doing?"
"Thanks for a lovely evening, but we really do have to get going," Sweetheart had had enough for the night. All she wanted to do was go home. So her and Teddy said 'good bye' to their friends and left, fighting the whole way home.