What if John sent Sansa to Dragonstone in his place?

AU after ADWD/Season 6. The King in the North discovers his true identity and fights an ancient evil. Dany meets new allies in Westeros and battles for the right to rule. Jaime seeks redemption and a worthwhile cause, and the Stark children return home, armed with new skills. Hybrid of book and show. Now featuring Ch 28: Sam's Oldtown Boogaloo feat. Marwyn and Alleras.

In which Bloodraven, rather than waiting for things to go wrong, warns Ned and Cat that winter really is coming. Cue some very interesting preparations for the oncoming Long Night. 50% crack, 50% other (but not Other).

Jon has been plagued by strange dreams of late. Ones that seem to almost warn him of events to come. Then, when the hand of the king dies, and Robert Baratheon rides north to Winterfell, Jon knows the dream didn't mean nothing. And then there's the growing question of his mother. Instead of going to the wall, Jon follows Ned south to kings landing where he hopes to stop everything.

Why is the Doctor insisting that all his people are gone? And what will he do when he finds out that he's wrong? Retells the new series from "42" onwards. 10/Martha. 10/OC family. Co-written with Spiderninja16.

One thing that Bruce was tired about for sure was people saying that echolalia was only for "low functioning" autistic children. Like someone who was "high functioning" or an autistic adult could never do it. Well, they are wrong.

What if Vader, wanting to be with his son again, had taken a very different approach after Luke escapes him at Bespin? How far would he go to regain what he has lost? COMPLETE

AUAdventure. In the aftermath of the War of the Ring, Eowyn comes to the painful realization that the wounds of the heart she still bears cannot be healed by going back to the cage, however guilded, however loving the master. Four years and hundreds of le