George does not take Fred's death well, how could he? Fred dead, joy drained from his soul and tired of everyone seeing him as Fred's ghost, George runs away to start a new life but his old one isn't quite ready to say goodbye. (Angst with happy ending. Trigger warning: eating disorder, depression, suicidal thoughts, self harm. Fred Lives. Later Professor!George)

Umbridge gives Fred and George an unfair amount of detentions for absolutely no reason. But it doesn't matter really. 'Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me' was what they said and she wasn't allowed to hurt them so all she had was words... right? ((Fred and George centric. Kinda canon-divergent. Warning: physical and mental abuse))

The Doctor had lived many years, lived through more good and bad than most could imagine. But, his highest and lowest moments happened on the same day. What could be lower than killing your own species? And how might it affect the Doctor? The biggest war a good man fights is within himself. Immediately after 'A Good Man Goes To War' suicide, self harm, dark, angst with happy ending

(Set after Avengers Assemble and Thor TDW) Not happy with the harsh way Loki is being punished, Thor convinces Odin to send Loki to Earth to teach him the error of his ways like he did with Thor. Loki ends up living at Stark tower with some not-so-happy Avengers. But if Loki was only in solitary confinement then why is he so broken? Frostiron, suicide attempt, self harm, depression