Though initially an unconnected series, these ficlets will now follow the RH BBC series to its conclusion. Spoilers abound. Mostly character explorations. Will lean heavily toward the Guy and Robin romantic pairing. 22-The walls enclose her.

Gandalf the Grey entertains the hobbits at Old Took's Midsummer's Eve party with a story about the last dragon ever to be seen in the Shire and how he met his downfall...

Gandalf the Grey entertains the hobbit children at Bilbo Baggins' birthday party with a story about a long-lost King, a broken mirror, a Dragon and a Prince with a Golden Harp...

Before going on the Quest for Erebor, Thorin's loyal lieutenant Dwalin rescues a dwarf lady. She's beautiful, difficult, and trouble with a capital T, but somehow he can't get her off his mind. (This story was formerly titled "The Adventures of Dwalin the Dwarf." What can I say? I'm lousy at titles.)

An epic poem detailing the rise and fall of Erebor from the perspective of its greatest treasure, the Arkenstone.

In life Guy of Gisbourne sinned against God and man. Pride and ambition killed all he loved. For nearly a thousand years he wanders the confines of Nottingham, watching the follies and triumphs of humanity. In his punishment he encounters the shade of the deceiver Vaisey, still raging. Then child sees him, and smiles. As an old woman dies, she tells him his wait is nearly over...

Things are exciting for the young Thorin, but will he ever forget about the past?

While in the elf king's dungeon, Thorin tells Tauriel a story about dwarves, magic, and young love.

Before the dwarves and Bilbo, of course, went to regain the great treasure at Erebor, the mountain first had to be taken by Smaug the Magnificent. This is that takeover, from the great red dragon's perspective. Not consistent with Tolkien's histories.

Thorin Oakenshield meets a Mirkwood elf named Tauriel, and their lives are changed forever. NOTE: Written Jan/Feb 2012 (last chapter May 2012), long before The Hobbit:AUJ came out. It's based on the book, plus photos of Richard Armitage as Thorin and of Evangeline Lilly (before her costume). I wanted to prove that Thorin could be a romantic hero - but RA has settled that question!

This was one love triangle she wasn't expecting - A look at the developing relationships between Guy, Marian, and the Sheriff during the first 2 series. Multi-POV drabbles, over select episodes. G/M, G/S

Guy awakens from a serious fever and hopes Marian can help him deal with the nightmares he has suffered.

Watson's casual mention of Oscar Wilde leads to a painful revelation. This is my version of a slash story. It's not meant to be taken too seriously, but I enjoyed writing it and hope you enjoy reading it. Please review!

She saves his life, then leaves him alone. Mr. Rochester's thoughts as he first recognizes his love for Jane. This is my first fan fiction, so please read and review!

"I'm sorry," didn't seem to cover the damage that had been done, the things he felt, the regret – and the pain that was somehow worse than being stabbed. But it was the only thing Guy had to offer. The only thing, it seemed, he had left.

A missing scene of S2E11. Basically how Guy fares Marian's betryal and how he and Allan settle into saving the Nightwatchman.

In the spring of 2941, against all reason, thirteen dwarves decide to leave the safety of the Blue Mountains and take up a quest to slay a terrible dragon. Gimli would like to see their number increase by one.

A poem about the War of Dwarves and Orcs as briefly discribed in the Appedix of the Return of the King.

You know how these diary things go by now...Prince John confides in his diary. Co-written with starbuck-a-dale, see profile for link

Ever wondered what happened to all those dwarves who tried to survive Moria the first time? The time before the Fellowship came and defeated the Balrog? No Pairings

Father William of Nottingham reflects on the sins of his charges

Episode 1.08. A drabble on how things could have gone differently between Robin and Guy. Dark-ish. Implied torture, implied non-con.

Guy is abused by the Sheriff and Marian asks him why he lets it happen. Guy/Marian slight GuyxSheriff

The truth is, Robin of Locksley's gone. He fell into the bottomless gulf between honor and slaughter and disappeared. Because Jonas Armstrong is brilliant: Robin, Marian, Guy, during the confrontation in 2x10. Companion piece to Struck and True Lady.

The Nightwatchman goes veiled and mute about his rounds for a reason. Because Lucy Griffiths is brilliant: Marian Fitzwalter, Guy of Gisborne. Set during 2x11: Companion piece to Weapon and Struck.

The instant’s pause before a death blow emptied him of everything but the man he was to strike. Because Richard Armitage is brilliant: Guy of Gisborne, Marian Fitzwalter. Set during a moment of confrontation in 2x11: Companion pieces: Weapon and True Lady

The barracks were worse than a henhouse for gossip. Guy of Gisborne, Allanadale, Marian Fitzwalter, just after episode 2x11. Shameless fluff.

Gisborne’s memory of her on that day is as keen as good steel, cutting away what doesn’t matter, laying the heart of things bare. Spoilers for 2x11. Guy of Gisborne, Marian Fitzwalter.

Gimli and other dwarves return to Moria to honour their dead. Bookverse with a sprinkling of movie. Oneshot.

Thoughts of dwarves in Khazad-dum. The first one's Balin, the last one's Gimli, the other three are nameless. One-shot.

'The Hobbit'-based short-short. Thranduil, the Elvenking of Mirkwood, pays his respects at the tomb of Thorin Oakenshield.

Across the boundaries of fear and war and pride a strange friendship is formed... L G friendship. No slash