After having been exiled from England, Anne Boleyn enters into a political marriage to King François to extract vengeance upon King Henry and to save France from the Habsburg invaders. Her barren soul is consumed by hatred, but, unexpectedly, she finds her destiny like Virgil's Aeneas.

Written in response to a challenge from AllegoriesInMediasRes. Anne Boleyn's future is in doubt as she recovers from another miscarriage, and it looks likely that her marriage is doomed to fail. But then a shocking accident changes everything, and suddenly Anne faces an entirely new set of challenges.

AU to S2E18, the episode "Lady in Waiting". Anne Boleyn finds King Henry kissing Jane Seymour who is sitting in his lap, but her shock and grief do not lead to a miscarriage. Finally, she gives birth to a healthy son. Yet, the happiness she yearned to have as Henry's wife and queen is elusive. The king's love leaves her hollow.

By a stroke of luck or by a gift from God, Anne Boleyn escapes the executioner's block with her head intact, and her crown―for now, at least. Death, as Anne comes to realize, might almost have been easier.

Henry is visited by all six wives and is given a choice. A mix of the series finale and a bit of A Christmas Carol theme.

What if the tragic story of the enchanting, strong Queen known as Anne Boleyn had a slight twist? What if, before her beheading in 1536, Anne had had a son? How would England cope under the reign of the Boleyn King?

Harlot Queen. King's Witch. Devil's Bride. Anne Boleyn has been called many things in her life, but not once paid attention to them. She better had... for Lucifer Morningstar, Lord of Hell, is about to come and see for himself the woman who's supposed to be his wife... Crossover with "Lucifer"

Having been officially declared dead but having survived his grave wound, Robin returns to England only to discover that King Richard disappeared on the way from Acre. No longer enemies, Robin and Guy fight against Prince John and the Black Knights as brothers-in-arms, assisted by Archer and others. This is part three of the long epic (trilogy).

Picks up when season 3 leaves off, with a few changes. After defeating Vaisey, Robin is ready to finally join his wife in the afterlife. Or at least that's what he thinks, until familiar faces return with incredible news.

Robin has been gone for months, and Marian is agonizing over his departure to Acre. Her father is still sheriff of Nottingham.

In a bizarre chain of events, after a plot saved Anne from the tower, she suddenly finds herself as the Queen of France. Heartbroken and angry, she seeks revenge. With politics, past identities and power plays in mind, she finally carves out a new path and embraces her true destiny.

Sheriff Vaisey, Guy, and others travel to the Holy Land to assassinate King Richard. The head-spinning events happen in Acre, the dark mysteries of the past are unmasked, and dramatic reconciliation is achieved. But the fight is not over, and the Black Knights have a trump card up their sleeve. This is part two of the long epic (trilogy).

Torn between Robin and Guy, Marian marries Guy during the siege of Nottingham by Prince John's army. Robin, Guy, and Marian must unmask the mysteries of the past and untangle the triangle of love and hatred. This is part one of the long epic (trilogy).