The Silent Mary didn't sink in the Devil's Triangle and captain Armando Salazar got a different kind of curse. Although hailed across the Atlantic Ocean as a hero, he is haunted by the memory of Jack Sparrow and cannot rest until he finds and defeats his foe. Could a chance meeting with a girl named Carina change things for him, his crew and the pirates he swore to destroy?

Brienne doesn't kill Stannis and Sansa doesn't jump of the wall with Theon. Stannis finds the real Lightbringer and uses it against the Others with the help of Jon, Sansa and many others. Of course, the fight for Westeros just can't go right without Dany and her dragons. But Stannis and Dany will soon discover that the real enemy isn't always the obvious one.

AU, where Stannis doesn't sacrifice people, Dany rises to power, gets into a bloody civil war and escapes from Meereen on Drogon's back while Robert Baratheon is still king and Ned Stark his Hand. But instead of flying east to the Dothraki sea, the wounded dragon flies west to heal himself in the fires of mount Dragonmont on Dragonstone island...

My take on how Jon and ser Alliser felt before and after the mutineers were executed (that part's Jon only, obviously) in episode 3 of season 6, why Jon resigned as Lord Commander after Thorne and Co betrayed him even though the rest of the Watch and the wildlings were on his side and winter is coming; and why he later quoted Thorne when talking to Edd and Sansa.

I really can't accept Shireen's horrible death in the series, especially at the hands of her father, who loved her very much. So I decided to write a little drabble about her and Stannis...

A small drabble about Cersei and Robert's wedding and the night that followed.