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[[File:Party_of_One_7558.jpg|link=My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic|frame|Pinkie Pie's party guests: Sir Lints-a-lot, Madame LeFlour, Gummy, Rocky, and Mr. Turnip.]]
Essentially a [[Companion Cube]] episode. An episode of a television show where, after being (or feeling) abandoned by or isolated from his or her friends, a character begins talking to various inanimate objects, giving them (sometimes punny) names and treating them as a new group of imaginary friends. A Party of One will always involve more than one [[Companion Cube]], and it will nearly always be temporary, most of the time no longer than one episode. Most probably the character will be freed from his delusional state by his ''real'' friends at the end.
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== [[Film]] ==
* The famous "I am Mrs. Nesbitt" scene from ''[[Toy Story (franchise)|Toy Story]]'', where after being adopted by a girl, Buzz snaps and starts having a tea party with some headless dolls.
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