RobRae Week 2019 writing prompt "Training" Raven is less than enthusiastic about yet another training exercise, until Robin announces that there are no rules except to take down the rest of the Titans. Raven's interest piques as she realizes she might finally have an advantage of their leader and current training champion.

RobRae Week 2019 writing prompt "Fall" Raven found herself hurtling toward the ground between the buildings of Jump City. It was nothing new, she was used to falling . . . in as many ways as a person could fall. But she never thought she'd fall in a way that meant Robin wouldn't catch her . . . until now. (It's pure fluff guys. Achingly sweet fluff. Fluffy, fluff, Fluff.)

RobRae Week 2019 writing prompt "Gotham" Robin had been called back to Gotham, but instead of fighting crime beside his mentor on the dangerous streets of the big city, he's been confined and there's little he hates more. But he's about to get more action than he could have ever wished for.

(A Love, Simon ripoff) in which Neil hides a letter in a book and Todd finds it, and an anonymous correspondence ensues.

A look at what happened to the other Welton boys after Neil's suicide - the rest of that school year, and possibly afterwards. Because I am desperately interested in character, this fic will be absolutely lemon-free. There may, however, be some mild cursing (thus the T rating). Thanks for reading.

What if the Dead Poets had been able to talk to Neil before he died? This is what may have happened if the boys had paid Neil a late-night visit to voice their congratulations. Very slight Anderperry, depending on how you see their bond. Rated T just for themes of suicide. No coarse language or anything. Please read and enjoy! Happy endings all around this time! :)

50 moments lost in time, occasionally remembered (mostly by Todd, but perhaps more accurately by Welton itself)

Months after Neil's tragic suicide, Todd visits his grave and tells him everything he regrets not doing when Neil was alive. Anderperry if you close one eye and squint. One shot

He always came on a Saturday. It was a given fact, as surely as the prescence of the universe, that he would come. Todd visits Neil's grave every Saturday, and reflects on the memories they shared, the pain of his loss, and how much Neil really meant to him. Whump. No slash but slight Anderperry if you squint (could be romantic or just friendship).

Short, angsty and yet, somehow, fluffy drabble.

"Neil Perry, you swain." Immediately upon returning to the rec room, Charlie slapped the stack of papers onto the table. (Warning: nudity.)

Fiddleford has a terrible dream. If only his mind worked anymore. Warnings: trauma, night terrors, and memory gaps.

After a fight with Fiddleford, Ford finds himself at Greasy's, upset and confused. Luckily, a certain waitress is there to help him sort out what he's feeling. McGucket/Ford.

Todd Anderson and Neil Perry have spent a long summer apart, suppressing feelings for each other. When Neil finds Todd at the beginning of school something seems wrong.

Ford learns the hard way that he may be too dangerous to be around his brother.

Co-Authored by moosesmittens on Ao3. Fiddleford and Stanford agree to wander into the woods to look for something for Bill...in the dead of night...with no one around for miles...you know, as people do. (Fiddauthor Fest 2016, Day 4: Bill Cipher.) Warnings: Blood, injuries, violence, threats of torture and murder, Bill being his abusive, bullying, evil self, and some swearing.

The year was 1970. Stanford just enrolled in Backupsmore University and just began the long journey of learning to forgive his brother. All of the students pass with their forgettable faces, but there's one student at BU that Stanford can't get out of his mind. Follow Stanford as he learns to love and trust again.

Neil always has ideas and fanaticisms. (a night that a bullet prevented)

Todd doesn't know how to cope with Neil's death so he comes to the Perry home one morning, to find out what happened that night.

Every Skylander has a story to tell about who they are and why they are the person they have become. What would their stories be if they took the time to recite them? A simple collection of one shot monologues from various characters. Many stories are of a dark nature to fit with the overall tragic theme most Skyanders seem to have in their biographies.

Ford puts together the copy machine for the first time and he and Fiddleford eagerly experiment with it. It's always good to have a bit of fun no matter who you are.

Todd deals with the aftermath of Neil's death. One-shot

Gerard has to take care of Cameron because no one else really has the patience to.

Todd Anderson never forgot. But what did that mean for the man he would become? (One-shot Inspired by Dead Poets Society. Contains brief language and themes of suicide, but then, so does the movie.)

Todd has forgotten his keys to his dormitory building and waits for Neil to return so they can go to sleep after a long day. However, it seems that Neil is just as absent-minded. One-shot fluff.

One last meeting of the Dead Poets Society, Welton chapter.

After Neil's death, Todd learns to live again.

Just a short piece of Anderperry fluff, in which Neil considers the boy he's lying next to and their relationship.

Steven needs bolt cutters from Gerard and Gerard is too tired to figure out why.

Just a short, fluffy one-shot about Neil and Todd. Warning: SLASH Rated T just to be safe.

(n.) the anger one feels inside but cannot find a way to express it. (Eugene/Jerome/Jerome/Vincent)

The flame had been burning out long before that fateful night. Four people catch a small glimpse of the Neil Perry hiding behind a carefully created character. None of them managed to foresee just how badly things would go wrong. ONESHOT WARNING OF TRIGGERING CONTENT

AU. Wheatley is saved from exile in space at the cost of his eyesight. The blinded core must now work together with a certain mute test subject to survive in the outside world, but figuring out how to communicate isn't their only problem.

All the unexplained moments, all the that had been said and even more that hadn't, they were all forming a clearer picture now.

Neil is conflicted about his feelings for Todd. Maybe Mr. Keating is able to help - for real this time. Slash. Neil/Todd. Rated T for romance and references to suicide.

the Dead Poets are playing truth or dare in the old cave, Charlie gets too personal with the questions One-shot based off a tumblr post

Six glimpses into Todd and Neil's life. Each one delving deeper into the journey that they have shared. Oh yeah, and a bit of poetry. Warnings: Character death, fluff, and Anderperry kisses. Rated T for minor language and slight themes.

A short little drabble with very little plot in which Todd and Neil stargaze.

Todd Anderson only reacts violently to two things. Number one, literature, and number two, remembering Neil. What happens when the two collide? This is a Todd-centered one-shot rated T for language and a lot of angst.

A short drabble about the first time Todd and Neil hold hands.

One night Todd convinces Neil to sneak up to the roof with him to listen to Meeks' and Pitts' radio. Anderperry fluff ensues.

The boys are huddled outside Todd's door, and none of them want to be the one to tell him his best friend is dead. (Optional Anderperry slash goggles)

When Todd is in trouble, his new friends come to his aid. Friends are are a wonderful thing to have, and Neil and Charlie will protect Todd from stupid bullies and from anything- or anyone -else that makes him uncomfortable. Oneshot. Pre-slash if you squint, but it's really just friendship.

Neil tries to bake Todd a cake for his birthday, but it doesn't quite go as planned. Takes place after Todd and Neil graduate and are living in New York toghether. (This is for greeneyedAlice91, because to day is her birthday and she asked me to write her something.)

Todd's first time reading at a society meeting.

This has zero plot, and is just fluffy Todd/Neil cuddling.

Todd has trouble sleeping. Neil is able to help.

By Charlie "Nuwanda" Dalton. Angsty Chox based on the scene in the movie.

A companion piece to Hold Me In Your Arms. Neil realizes his feelings for Todd.

The story of the first time Todd and Neil share a bed.

Charlie and Knox spend a night in the old Indian cave. *Contains slash of the Chox variety but not too much. Don't like, don't read. No flames please Rated K to be safe

A re-write of the end of the movie, starting after the play and continuing on from there. Written in script format.

Neil is so filled with love for Todd sometimes that he forgets how to breathe.

Todd is feeling trapped the day before graduation. T for mild suggestive themes, just to be safe.

Neil hadn't acted out of cowardice or fear. He'd had a reason, and he'd stuck by it.

After all, there can only be ONE Jerome Morrow.

There are a few seconds between the bullet entering his brain and his actual passing.

"What's my life," he whispers, and closes his eyes, "without Neil?" / Charlie/Neil, Neil/Todd, Chris/Knox, Knox/Charlie FRIENDSHIP . Slash.

A 'sketch dump' of bits and bobs. They vaguely connect to make a whole story, in as much as everything I write is about Neil/Todd.

Bittersweet drabble about Todd finding some things and losing others. Mild Todd/Neil overtones, but can be read as a friendship fic.

A collection of five "deleted scenes" from the film Dead Poets Society, featuring Todd Anderson and Neil Perry. Fluff.

It's been two weeks since Neil Perry's death, and Todd Anderson is still being affected. Will Todd ever recover from the loss of his best friend, or will it continue to haunt him forever? Rated T for some language.

"What does it mean to dream? What is the act of dreaming like for you?" Todd and Neil have been given an assignment to capture their dreams and analyze them to help them seize the day and be who've they've always wanted to be. Slash.

Richard Cameron has a crippling fear of squirrels—which aren't easily avoidable when traipsing through the woods—and Charlie Dalton has an odd fascination with handcuffs.

Vincent is a better Jerome anyway. / Burning in the incinerator is such a fine way to die, isn't it? Short, disjointed, Jerome Eugene Morrow.

It can go a long way, inspiration can. Neil's performance that night inspired Todd to finally seize the day. He, in turn, inspires Neil to finally stand up to his father.

Slowly but surely, Neil Perry just falls apart. Rated M for mentions of self harming.

The last few nights before the end of sophomore year, and two roommates contemplate their future...

Two people who think they have nothing worth living for manage to find something in each other.

The child is grown. The dream is gone. I have become comfortably numb...

These 10 people may have seen it coming but none of them had been able to stop Todd's fall. Only slash if you really want it to be and are willing to squint. Warning: Character death.

Another angsty hurt/comfort, set after Neil's death, but before Cameron finks. Choxy slash if you still haven't taken your goggles off. "In moments like this one, he and Knox complete each other in such an effortless, unintentional way." Reviews are love.

"The rest of the Poets had gone inside, but Charlie refused; he wasn't going to leave Todd out here alone. Especially when he must have felt more alone than ever before in his seventeen years of life." Hurt/Comfort one-shot. Slash if you have goggles on.

Charlie Dalton's appendix is about to burst, but that's okay, especially when he gets a rather unexpected visitor.

He wishes he weren’t so weak, wishes he were stronger, wishes he could’ve somehow prevented this all from happening, and then maybe when he had woken up earlier, he would have seen Neil in the bed across the room and not Charlie with tears in his eyes.

Todd wakes up with a migraine... Neil to the rescue! Shamelessly fluffy slash with a generous handful of hurt/comfort and a super-dee-duper special reward for reviewers. My first attempt at Dead Poets Society fanfiction. Penny for your thoughts.

Charlie relies on Knox's help when he falls ill and he turns out to be exactly the cure he was looking for.

Neil and Todd share a mutual love for the morning.

Waiting for the one you love isn't an easy thing to do but as Charlie discovers, it's often a necessity.

Todd is woken by Neil about the first snow fall of the season. What will they do? Rated T for romance. Oneshot.

Neil/Todd. Pre-slash-iness. In the dead of night, Todd is thinking of his life at Welton when Neil asks him if he can read his poetry.

After the death of Neil, expulsion of Charlie, and forced betrayal of Mr. Keating, Pitts and Meeks look to each other for comfort, finding something more in the process. One-Shot. Meeks/Pitts

A vignette about a thunder storm in which sleep is lost, Todd gets embarrassed, and Neil communicates honest affection in the only way he knows how. Fluffy but platonic NeilxTodd.

Neil reflects on the beginning of his and Todd's relationship. Slash, don't like, don't read. Todd/Neil

Charlie finds Todd and Neil in a...compromising situation in the cave, and reflections on their relationship on the way back to Welton. SLASH, of the Todd/Neil varity, so if you don't like, don't read.

Todd is trying to get over Neil's death and move on with his life but can't seem to leave the past behind. Oneshot, with very slight ToddNeil. WARNING: So. Much. Angst.

A oneshot about Todd's feelings after Neil dies. Just so you know, it has put people to tears...not to brag or nuthin XD. It is VERY angsty.

Knox needs something to calm him down. Charlie is fed up of people taking his cigarettes. Slash. Canon compliant

Which is better, Todd asked himself, running about carpe dieming and getting into God knows what, or letting other people do the carpe dieming, especially when they're better at it anyway? [NeilTodd, with attempts at poetry and etc.]

He has found his poetry in Neil. [drabble] [ToddNeil]

Lost in the squealing of nearlytapped frequencies, there are little bursts of clarity. Slash. Of the MeeksPitts persuasion.

Todd finally decides to share at one of the meetings. His choice of poetry is acceptable, but what about his motives? When Neil is confronted by the verse, what will he do? ToddxNeil

Todd and Neil talk after their argument about Neil's audition and the club. Slash, but very subtle.

Todd did do the homework, but the poem wasn't something he could read aloud. ToddxNeil.

Sometimes he forgets what he’s seeing isn’t real. He’ll see that bright grin that could always make him feel better no matter what, and he’ll have a moment where he’s so happy, because Neil’s there.

‘They’ say time heals all wounds. What the heck do ‘they’ know? Language.

Todd had a tally of how many times Neil touched him.

Neil's thoughts during the deskset scene. Slash, NeilxTodd, around 260 words.

Neil's wake. My version of Todd's grief. Also a confrontation between Todd and Mr. Perry.

He's screaming again, his roommate says. [ToddNeil, 100 words] [new chapter added]

Charlie and Neil share a little heart-to-heart of some sorts on their respective affections. Slash, CharlieKnox, NeilTodd.

[CharlieKnox] [100 words] and that's why he loves him.

Rated for mild language Short NeilTodd friendship oneshot. NO SLASH! Please RR.

EugeneJerome, post-JeromeIrene - Eugene broods, Jerome is oblivious [Two Lovers and a Beachcomber by the Real Sea]