Archive of Our Own (BETA rev. 2364)

Once - many years before 'once upon a time' - a little girl named Belle was left all by herself in a forest.

The gods of mechanical contraptions are clearly messing with them.

In which Blair's expedition to the Southern Wilds brings Jim and Blair to an understanding about their partnership.

In which we learn that there is nothing so frightening to a sentinel than a guide on his best behavior.

In which Blair goes home after the events of Things Fall Apart and bullies Jim about the furniture. Also, in which much angst is resolved amid guyish ambiguity and bonding behavior.

In which Blair stares down his toothbrush while contemplating the existence of extraterrestrial anthropologists. A sweetly non-referential missing scene from The Debt.

In which the superiority of eggs is called into question.

In which the Major Crime department raises bickering to an art form, and events of a dire nature are visited upon just about everybody. Kind of my tribute to Lee Brackett, who does not, in fact, appear in this story at all.

In which Charlie puts Don to bed.

Missing Scene from Torment of Tantalus in which Daniel bleeds. A little.

Malfoy humour. Or is it revenge? Draco reveals his first signs of magic, and a unsuspecting nanny pays the price. We always knew Draco was a brat. Second in the 'First Signs of Magic' series.

Rodney's report: The planet was a tropical paradise--if your peculiar idea of paradise includes no technology, sinus-killing allergens, and stinging bees. But the real mission report pertains to how Colonel Sheppard ended up, from there, in a frozen wasteland....

Teyla always wondered at the Atlantean planet designations. Could they not call each planet by its name?

Twelve tennis matches can change everything.

In the Winchester house, when things go bump in the night, it's best to have a gun under your pillow.

Late nights waiting are better spent in company.

Dawn is pregnant. The fact that she's nearly thirty, married, and totally living her own life right now seems to make no difference to the Standard Buffy Summers 'My Little Sister Has A Life' Crisis. She'd kind of hoped it would. (This story is more about Buffy's relationship with Dawn. All I needed was a father to be offscreen, so, despite the fact that Dawn is in a relationship with a guy, this story is listed as gen.)

"Don't hold back, darling." Vala slams her fist into Adria's jaw. The girl's cry of pain wrenches at her heart. She doesn't let it show. "Tell me how you really feel."

Ethan, Illyria, Faith, Angel, and the end of the world, all with a metafictional twist and a side of RPF.

Women beware women, in days of auld lang syne.

In the Kakashi Gaiden timeline. The Yondaime returns from an annoying mission with his students and vents to the Sandaime.

Wesley escapes to the another universe with Connor, where a duo of teenagers run the planet and all his choices suck.

Dracula shows Illyria how to be feared again.

There's a lesson in everything.

Yamamoto is a versatile sort of fellow.

Unless they come up with something fast, Sanada is gonna kill them.

A reflection on the passing of time.

In the summer of 1991, Hermione Granger finds a role model.

Ryousuke knows exactly how to punch his brother's buttons.

Angsty. Post Shadow with some spoilers up to that. Beta'd by the lovely amy_star_, any remaining problems are all my own.