Emily's story before she meets Victor.

Victor has a surprise for his Victoria.

The Corpse Bride has been set free of her curse, but something is missing. Emily does the only thing she knows to express her grief: play piano, and sing. Post-movie reprise of "Tears to Shed." Oneshot.

It's the 21st century, and University student Emily has been having some very weird dreams. What do they mean? Will they ever fade? And who is that mysterious young man?

As the song says, we all end up the remains of the day. But what were the Downstairs residents like when they were Upstairs? A series of vignettes about the lives, deaths, and afterlives of some notable residents of the Land of the Dead.

drabbles :: Même après son mariage et la remise de sa vie sur des rails normaux, Victor est encore victime de coups du sort. EDIT, ajout d'une 2nde vignette : Emily après la mort. ::gen/angst::

Victoria died after child birth and has left Victor with their daughter Vanessa. A life for a life it seemed, but life becomes peculiar once again for Victor when Victoria gives a rather interesting grieving present to her widowed husband in the form of an old friend. When two people struggle with the obstacles life has to offer, they realize only together can they overcome them.

veces tengo demasiado tiempo libre, esto es lo que me vino en mente cuando vi la parte de su pasado I don't own corpse bride

Rated T, Victor X Emily

Spoilers for the Corpse Bride, particularly the ending. DO NOT READ IF YOU WANT TO AVOID SPOILERS. Victor and his wife are expecting their first child.

What if the Corpse bride had a sister...

So here's one adventure of Victor and Victoria's daughter Emilie.

In the wake of a family tragedy, Victor remembers a happier time. One-shot.

Skeleton child drabble, featuring institutionalised misogyny and the inevitability of death. Inspired by PlayerPiano's A Wild Night and A New Road. [I'm glad that I am born to die/From grief and woe my soul shall fly]

Amber Booth, Emily's older sister by five years, fell deeply in love with Barkis. When he's a new arrival, he falls deeply in love with her, but she doesn't recognize him at all. Can he fix this amnesia when everyone hates him for what he did to Emily?

¿Usted cree entonces...que yo me casaré con un buen hombre?

Maudeline no lo dirá nunca. Y si fuera a decírselo a alguien, sería a Hildegarde, que está casi sorda y siempre ha sido tan silenciosa que cuesta creer que no es muda.

A description of Victor and Emily's wedding which tries to reflect the young dead woman's thoughts and explain his final decision about her imminent marriage. This was the first fic I published (in Spanish) and I hope it entertains you at least. I translated this into English for donovandelaney26101, who politely asked me to. ;)

Cats are all over the place at Van Dort's Fish. One day, Victor decides to bring home a kitten, who grows up into the family cat.

Helene Van Dort is not often allowed out at night, but the evening of her sixteenth birthday will be an exception. How very pagan, to visit one's parents' graves on Hallowe'en! A threequel.

Victor and Victoria have officially been married and she no longer lives with her parents. One day, he decides to teach her how to play the piano, but Victor is saddened by his memories of Emily.

Just thinking about some changes that could be made to the end of the Corpse Bride. So...here are a potential couple. Don't own anybody! Hope you enjoy it! All reviews and criticisms welcome!

This is just another quick song that I whipped up. About Victor and Victoria when they first meet. All reviews and criticisms are welcome!

It has been a year and a half since Victoria Van Dort left the Land of the Living forever. Victor is so distraught that he's seriously considering giving up his life in exchange for love... but whose love? Warning: character deaths (but that's not so bad in a story like this). Rated T for brief allusions to adult themes; the language is all K.

Months after Victoria left him; Victor's parents arrange another marriage for their heart-broken son. Little do they know of who the bride-to-be is.