Hook had saved Henry. He had saved all of them, really. But not without shoving his heart into Pan in idiotic fit of self-sacrifice, his unconscious body mysteriously refusing to take the heart back. Now Emma will have to enter Hook's mind and memories in order to convince him that he has something more to live for, even if that means facing the darkness of his past alone.

Emma hadn't meant to do it, but that didn't mean she was going to apologize for it either. She had saved their lives after all. Just, you know, not without trapping herself and Hook in a magical bubble that didn't really seem all that intent on letting them leave. Wonderful.

Bilbo Baggins is going on an adventure and along the way he might just learn that being respectable isn't all it's cracked up to be. A look into how Bilbo got to know and befriend the dwarves and maybe, just maybe, come to care for one in particular. Slow burn Bagginshield, rating may change.

Frerin was going to die. He felt the fires well up around him, he felt the pain begin to spread across his skin. But as he looked down, as he saw the face of the only dwarf that had ever loved him smile back despite the cacophony of blazing fury engulfing the world, he knew that it was fine. Companion piece to A Very Respectable Hobbit.