England adores his children. It's a fact. It's his greatest weapon, and his greatest flaw.

Oceania looks down at his papers again, and gives him a cold, "Dismissed." The North Territory nods, salutes, and leaves. He doesn't look back at the door, and doesn't see the daggers in those cold eyes as they follow him out. (1984 AU, next part of the series, heavy warnings for torture. Read the other parts before this one!)

It's not the first time they're in this room. Alfred is willing to bet that it won't be the last, either. After all, it takes time to break someone's mind. (1984 AU, dark, psychological/physical torture, insanity, dark!America.)

A sister story to Sealed In. The beginning of oppression starts with a parent's love.

They were the only three left, and they were the ones who carved the world up between themselves. What they were, is not what they are. And they know that, and relish in that. All they care about is one, simple, shared ideal. Power. (Warnings for war, dystopian universe, dark America/Russia/China). Re-formatted due to a mess up with the code.

America goes crazy and does some weird stuff to England, who is now named Airstrip One. Emphasis on the 'STRIP.' America makes him strip, is what I'm saying.

There is no longer an America, and there is no longer an England, there is only Oceania. Yet Alfred F. A. Jones and Arthur E. Kirkland remain, quietly waiting for the fall of empires.