Will a gentleman's secrets change John and Margaret's world forever? A plot-twisted, tropey, fluffy, smutty, and decidedly Austenized North and South continuation.

What if, on her way to Pemberley with her aunt and Uncle, Elizabeth ran into a certain George Wickham who had... less than honorable intentions? How would this have affected what grew to be a love that could weather any storm? Is this something they will ever get past? A woman's virtue once lost is lost forever and Lizzie fears for her future. TW: sexual assault to begin

Elrond and Celebrían lived together for many happy years before the tragic incident in the Redhorn Pass. Through all seasons–winter and spring, hardship and ease, dark and light–they were forever side-by-side, to guide and protect, to love and cherish. This is just a small glimpse at their years together; a small window into their lives and their infinite love for one another.

A month has passed since Celebrian was rescued from the Orc den, and while the wounds of the flesh are fast to heal, the wounds of the heart still bleed. Yet Celebrian's family suffers as well, Elrond not least of all. Rage, hatred, bitterness...such things darken the heart and stain the soul. Death brings only death. But can he remember that, before it is too late?

During the first night as newlyweds, Mr. Thornton unknowingly places Margaret in a delicate situation. As a result, Margaret has to cope with her growing mental stuggles, for her own wishes and desires collide with the ideas society has for her.

It has been five long months since Celebrían was rescued from the Orc den by Elladan and Elrohir. Every night Elrond sits by her bedside, ready to drive away the nightmares and to sing her back to sleep-to hold her and comfort her when the darkness becomes too much and she screams in terror. And this night- this moonless night when the stars alone guard the sky-is no different.

It has been many years since Sauron regained the One Ring, and the world has long since fallen. What hope is there left, when all has turned to darkness? None, I say, but that of death. But death, when looked it in the eye, is a different beast than you had thought.

"There?" he whispers in her ear and, sure enough, he feels her grip tighten. - COMPLETE! -

After returning home bruised and bloody from a patrol gone horribly wrong, Elrond is forced to come to terms with some of the nightmares of war. But, as always, Celebrían is there.

When Elrond arrives on the shores of Valinor, Celebrían is waiting for him. As broken and wearied as he is, however, not even the sight of his beloved wife can truly heal his scarred and torn soul. Indeed, any healing is a long and painful process, and the healing of the heart not least of all. But healing it has to begin somewhere, right?

It is a bright and beautiful summer afternoon in Rivendell, yet something is dreadfully wrong.

Set right after Elrond and Celebrían are married. Celebrían has a nightmare, and wakes to find Elrond missing. Was it real?

Faramir is dreaming. Or sick. Or mad. Aragorn and Legolas aren't sure which. The only thing anyone does know for certain is this: They're all running out of time.

She listens when they tell her what to do and she takes all critiques with graceful silence. Deep down, she knows she is someone completely different. The story of a girl who wants to see everything a different way and the story of a man who shows her how

After she was wounded in the Redhorn Pass, Celebrían sailed to Valinor to find healing. The process turns out to be more complex than she anticipates, and she makes discoveries that she could never have imagined.

What happened after the Fellowship left Rivendell but before they came down off Caradhras? Behold the missing scenes.