Natasha Romanoff, the formidable Black Widow, is shaken. After being faced with a remnant of her past, she is left to deal with her trauma alone while the Avengers take on a new threat. [updated every week]

Sabé is an ordinary woman whose friends have gone off the deep end. Padmé is determined to ignore her pregnancy. Anakin looks like he hasn't slept in a month and might be delusional. Even Obi-Wan is acting weird. With the galaxy growing darker by the day, it'll take everything Sabé has to prevent things from falling apart. Or try to, at least. It's not looking good at the moment.

The battle had been won, but it was far from being over. Recovery road seems a lot longer when it comes to Anakin Skywalker.

A series of 'Episode Tags' from all of the various seasons featuring, primarily, Ahsoka and Rex. Written out of order; 'missing moments'. Supposed to fit into canon universe. Reorganized in episode order in February 2019. Reviews no longer match the chapters.

Natasha gets hurt on a mission and Steve really, truly faces how he feels about her.

Life in Avengers Tower changes when the team comes home from a mission with a nine-year-old Steve Rogers. Until this gets fixed, Sam can dust off his old Lego skills, Natasha tells a decent bedtime story, and Bucky has a soft, cuddly paternal side that surprises everyone. And Tony is going to catch the warm fuzzy feelings whether he wants to or not. Because Steve is awfully cute.

When Qui-Gon Jinn is told to take a new padawan, the Force pushes him towards a certain initiate - but when Qui-Gon is told that Obi-Wan cannot speak, he hesitates. And all the while, Palpatine moves in the shadows... Angst, fluff, adventure, humour. AU JA era. Featuring Mace Windu, Dooku, Tahl, Kit Fisto, and others! Now into Arc 5!

Abigail takes a shaky breath. "I think my water just broke." What says Christmas dinner more than unexpected chaos? The better question, Sadusky thinks, is how is he the only one staying calm? Part 3 of "The ABCs of Family."

SHIELD is hosting auditions for the ballet Swan Lake. Clint persuades Natasha to audition for Odette. [On hiatus until further notice]

Riley shows up out of nowhere on Sadusky's doorstep at two in the morning, holding a giant stuffed polar bear and wearing a helicopter hat, topped off by sunglasses and a candy cigar hanging out of his mouth. "Do you believe in aliens?" he asks. Somehow it's still a regular Tuesday. Part 2 of "The ABCs of Family."

Ben growls, full fledged span of his teeth and all. The baring of them is primal, something animalistic that doesn't fit on the normally vibrant man's face. When the Gates home is attacked and leads to a mysterious standoff, only Sadusky can solve it—and hopefully snap Ben back to himself before it turns ugly. Before he shoots someone. Part 1 of "The ABCs of Family."

Just a short one shot on the iconic shawarma scene. Features the Avengers. Tony's perspective.

Pedagogy (n.): Instruction, discipline, training; a system of introductory training; a means of guidance. Peter, experiencing happiness and enjoying being his age for the first time in a long time, learns some relevant life skills from his parents—and they learn an even more important one from him. Part 5 of "O Blessed Child."

Tony is convinced Loki has taken his revenge on Steve by turning him into a dog.

WHUMPTOBER 2019 PROMPT #11: STITCHES. "For the love of- I can see BONE, Thor!" "Exactly what possessed you to get into a knife fight with that guy, anyway?" "J.A.R.V.I.S., what the hell happened last night?" "If your head had been one more half-inch to the left, you'd have nerve damage."

Two months after the incident that changed everything, Tony and Steve find common ground. Moving forward together seems not only possible, but hoped for. And Peter? Peter finally shares the truth, a future, he's kept hidden from the very beginning. Part 4 of "O Blessed Child."

Peter wishes his first trip to Eastern Europe didn't involve drugs or being tied up or men who can store knives down their boots. Now if said man would just tell him what that metal arm is made out of…Peter figures he deserves to know since it's pointing a gun at his head. Part 3 of "O Blessed Child."

Aristotle, Nutella, and other Emotional Conundrums arise in the weeks leading up to Peter's sixteenth birthday. He just wants to crawl through truck windows and do a wicked back splash for homeless people. Is that too much to ask for? Or: Wherein Peter keeps a secret. Part 2 of "O Blessed Child."

Peter is used to wearing a mask. It's easy and somehow this is no different, even though everything's changed. Mute, powers retracted, Peter now hides himself from the world in a very different way. Luckily, his new guardians are there for the fall out. Peter's story of healing after an abusive foster home, through nicknames. Part 1 of "O Blessed Child."

A collection of drabbles and short stories, mainly surrounding the Avengers and their families and friends. (no slash) Ch4: The time given. Ch5: Why does Laura's phone still work?

Oneshot. Post-AoU. She is grieving the loss of her only family. He is struggling with the fear that he will never see his best friend again. In their loneliness, they turn to each other for comfort. After all, they have no other choice. No pairings.

A bullet rips through Peter's chest and his life is left in the balance. With a worried Tony Stark, Aunt May and the whole host of Avengers, Peter doesn't face this emmense recovery alone.

Luke Skywalker might never be the same after the Emperor's lightning coursed through his body that fateful night. All he knew was the smell of flowers wasn't a gift anymore. It was a curse.

Given Steve's worrying behavior lately, Natasha feels she has no choice but to bench him. (mild Endgame spoilers)

Anakin, a major Rebel leader and fire magician, is captured by Palpatine and forced to fight in a gladiator's arena for sport. Nothing could possibly stop him from escaping—except the promise that his children are still alive. But the other gladiators are plotting a coup. A betrayal from seven years ago rears its head again. And the Empire Day celebratory games are on their way...

Remember that time Clint had to pretend to be Tony? Yeah, Clint doesn't like thinking about it either.

You had a nightmare about what Thanos did to Loki. He there to help you go back to sleep.

Hela has built a decent life for herself, far from the family she hasn't spoken to in six years. Her dad and stepmom's divorce shouldn't have made a ripple. So how did she end up on a cross-country road trip with a giant dog, two estranged stepbrothers, and a spray-painted Volkswagen? They're going to need a lot more than a bag of powdered donuts and half a tank of gas to get home.

Hunted, wounded, and abandoned by her family, Sabine is forced into an uneasy partnership with a team of mysterious rogues in order to escape the clutches of the Empire. When the group uncovers a plot that threatens to unleash calamity on the galaxy, Sabine must choose between running to save herself or fighting for the good of others.

Midsummer festival on Coruscant brings merriment and adventure. Featuring jellied Aqualish sea-lizards, a whole lot of sand, and unexpected sentiment. Dad!Qui, NewlyApprenticed!Obi, and Tahl thrown in for good measure. What could possibly go wrong? Fluff and humour abound as three Jedi celebrate midsummer - with impeccable Jedi reserve, of course.

Obi-Wan Kenobi, the Jedi who endured. Born in those last years of peace, grown in the winter of the Republic, and passing in the time of the Empire. Ten moments in the life of Obi-Wan Kenobi that are defined by rain. From Coruscant to Ilum, Mandalore to Geonosis, and Tatooine and beyond. Includes Qui-Gon, Anakin, Satine, and a plethora of other canonical characters.

Sabé is an ordinary woman who just so happens to be a handmaiden to Padmé Amidala. And she likes her job. She does. But, well, she'd probably like her job more if people would stop trying to kill her and the senator. Because almost dying? That's just getting annoying.

Sabé is an ordinary girl whose dream has just come true: She has been chosen as one of Queen Amidala's handmaidens. However, she quickly discovers that being a handmaiden is harder than she thought with headstrong Queens, suspicious Jedi, and an invasion to deal with.

Chewbacca finds a human cub in the jungle and takes it home, little knowing who that human would become... Rated T just to be safe.