MiM feels that Jack needs to open up more, but he also knows that Jack won't do that on his own. His solution: show everyone that Jack recently met his memories. How will everyone react from seeing the young spirit's past? Well, Jack certainly has a few words for them...

Jack, Jamie and Sophie are suddenly sent back in time to Colonial Burgess by the keeper of time. Why they have been sent back is a complete mystery, not only do they have to find a way back home they also have to find out why they were sent back in the first place.

Jack has finally put his foot over the line, and his fellow guardians decide to use a new spirit's power to teach Jack a lesson he won't soon forget. With Jack struggling in a new way, what's not to like? When Pitch hears about this, will things go from bad to worse?

Wondered how a sequel to the movie would be? What about Jack and the others? What about other spirits? What about all Jack's years of being alone? What about Pitch? Well, this is how i like to imagine it! With the guardians learning about this new friend, his past, and with that, they realise there's a lot to know about seasonal spirits, along with some humor and tragedy as well!

Amnesia is always romanticized in Hollywood, but there's nothing romantic about losing your memory after a traumatic brain injury. Sherlock Holmes can't remember much from the last decade, but he's willing to spend the rest of his life committing the people he once knew into his memory.

After the first war, Remus realizes his chances of working in the wizarding world are slim, and his wand just reminds him of how James, Lily, and Peter died. To escape this world of pain, Remus attends med school, posing as a Muggle and going by his middle name: John. A story of the missing 12 years of Remus's life . . . in which he became John Watson. Guys, seriously, it all fits.

What makes a person: their genetics or experiences? Sherlock Holmes is a great man, but when an attack leaves a younger version of him in the care of Doctor John Hamish Watson will he become a good man too, or something else entirely? Contains: slightly fictitious scientific explanations, light language,mild gore, and friendship fluff. Will update in April.

"Let me get this straight." Lestrade groaned as he surveyed the damage. "You took out half the cameras in London, 'borrowed' three cars, and knocked out half my team just because you were playing some convoluted cops and robbers game with Mycroft?"

On the few times that John actually notices Sherlock's humanity, it gives him a sense of being refreshed. Sherlock's only human. It's nice to see. Series of oneshots highlighting Sherlock's emotions, because we all know that he has them. Rated M: Chapter Seventy-Four for swearing and mentions of drug use; it's skippable. The rest of the story is rated T. NOW COMPLETE.

"Honestly, John, surely you've seen an Angel before." Wing!lock AU. Wing!lock 'version' of Series Three, Episode Three and onwards. (Major spoilers start in Chapter Three.) Canon drug use (no descriptions of, just after-effects) within; revamped HLV plot-point.

The Guardians want Jack to grow up and at least show some kind of responsibility. They don't know that he, quite simply, can't. The Man In the Moon sends the Guardians and the Burgess kids into the whirlpool called memories.

Sherlock gets erased by the crack, leaving John the only one to remember him. Besides the Doctor. What ensues leaves them fighting their own minds in a dreamworld that might be reality. No one really reads crossovers, but I just couldn't not write this.

(Previously titled 'A Memoir of a Price Once Paid') Every family has a story in which they began. The Holmes family, of course, is no different. *Part two of an AU series* (COMPLETE)

His center split in two. One part was Jack Frost, the Guardian of Fun, maker of mischief, master of mayhem. The other part was Jackson Overland, keeper of secrets, sentinel of shadows, still rotting away beneath a layer of blackened ice, endlessly reliving a life of fear and sorrow. Both sides wanted control. So they went to war. Regardless of the casualties. RATING DETAILS INSIDE

He didn't care that she was different; he couldn't live without her. And if looking like a moron was the price that he had to pay, then so be it. Their kids would be absolutely brilliant with her genes, anyway. (The story of Mr. and Mrs. Holmes) *Part one of an AU series* (COMPLETE)

What happens when Jack gets stuck in his memories? The Guardians go after him. Where Bunny cries, Sandy speaks, Tooth squeals, North swears and Jack sings. Oh, and Jack has a twin brother. Rated T for language, child abuse, and brief violence. COMPLETE, LOOK FOR THE SEQUEL.

John Watson remembers. Nobody else does, and nobody believes him. But then he meets a stranger who is just as mad as Sherlock was, and he knows about the crack that took his best friend. He promises John to try and get him back. Prompted by the YouTube-vid "Elysium" (see link on my profile), including Clara and post-Manhattan Amy. Rated T for implied depression. CHAPTER 9 IS UP

After Sherlock murders CAM, his Mind Palace reacts violently to his first cold blooded kill, and he begins to lose control over it, falling into a complete catatonic state. He is forced to travel down, deep into the dark depths of his subconscious, to battle the demons inside and stop the total corruption of the pristine hard-drive that took decades to refine.

It's modern day Britain and the world has almost completely forgotten about bending, magic, and the Avatar. Those who do remember are either trying to wipe out any trace of what the world once was, or trying to save it. All benders practise in secret, hiding from the world. But there is no one in this world more hidden than the Avatar, a man named Sherlock Holmes.

When John receives a phone call in the middle of the night, he knows that something has happened to Sherlock, something qualifying as 'not good'. He is, however, not prepared for what has led to his friend's injury and hospitalisation. And he certainly isn't prepared to face the question if Sherlock will ever recover properly from what has happened.

The other Guardians don't think Jack is responsible enough, so MiM decides to show them that Jack will forever be a child by showing them his memories. Journey through years of loneliness, sorrow, and wait WHAT! Jack's friends with Phil? Mortal and Immortal Memories.

Thanks to Sherlock's inability to resist satisfying his curiosity, he's been turned into a small child of about seven (or five, depending on who you're asking) years old. John volunteers to look after him. After all, he's had to look after a man-child, how hard can a child-child be? Poor John. He has no idea. Johnlock and paternal!Lestrade in small doses.

In his memory palace, in a little drawer, sits a blue fob watch. It holds memories of another universe, of parents he can't remember. He never opens it. One day he meets a man with a bow tie who opens it for him. - T cause I'm majorly paranoid

John Watson was used to many things other people would consider strange; but to wake up in a dark street and meet a young drug addict who looked eerily familiar wasn't one of them. AU, Post-Reunion.

Irene Adler was dead. And my friend Sherlock Holmes refused to eat, sleep, speak, or do anything at all besides stand by the window and compose. Until Molly Hooper braved the steps of our flat, bringing the one thing no one thought he needed: a fairytale.Tag and AU for Scandal in Belgravia

...and the one time he could not. Related oneshots about the Holmes brothers, mostly before the series. Chapters start fluffy, but each gets darker... You've been warned. Reviews equal cute Mycroft art in your inbox! Thanks!

Sherlock, the world's only consulting detective, has amnesia. Forgotten who he is and how he deducts, and he's struggling to remember before his brain abandons him and he becomes... normal. (A week after THOB)

A week after Jack and the Guardians have defeated Pitch, Jack is contemplating why he is the only one to have lost his memories. But the return of Pitch and the evil Pandora throws the world into chaos once more, so North reveals a legend of the Final Four. It is their destiny to seal Pandora's Box once and for all, but who are these four, and where are the keys they need?

Molly finds Sherlock approaching her more often, but is it just coffee he's after?

It was only to cure Jack's boredom. One day, Bunny goes a little too far when arguing with Jack, saying no one would care if he went missing. Then. Jack goes missing for real, causing panic and fear to arouse within the Big Four. Little did they know that a new enemy was joined forces with a much greater evil then they imagined... Rated: T

We all know how Jack Frost came to be. But who was he before that fateful day at the lake? Who did he leave behind?

Everything was normal at the Gryffindor table that breakfast, not even the Slytherin sitting surrounded by red and gold was a strange affair. As Sherlock Holmes more often than not, ate with the Gryffindors instead of his own house, and had been doing so for years.