Following the events of "Gloriana," Elizabeth is determined to mend her fences with Philip, who is feeling every bit as lost and alone as she does. Together, they vow to make a new start and Philip decides to show his wife just how much he still loves her - by taking her beyond the clouds. Alternative to Season 2 opening events.

On a summer day in 1948, Mary of Teck reflects on the past as she watches a "Changing of the Guard". Prequel to "Winds of Change." AU.

AU. With George VI's death in 1952, the throne passes to his heir - his only son, John Arthur Fergus Gabriel Windsor, Prince of Wales. The new King, his older sisters Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret, and his brother-in-law Prince Philip of Greece and Denmark, must learn to cope with their new roles and royal tradition as the rest of the world is undergoing rapid changes.

S2E10 AU. Edward is born after Elizabeth confronts Philip at Balmoral. Right after. [Philabeth one-shot]

After Diana's funeral, Queen Elizabeth is left with more self-doubts and fears than she has had in years. When she goes to talk to the one person who isn't there to help her, Prince Philip goes after her - hoping to remind her that she is not alone.

It was only when facing her grandmother, bowing to her, that Elizabeth completely realized that she was, from now on, the most powerful woman in England. [Writing month challenge - Day 28]

She knows he says the words, but does he mean them? Elizabeth/Philip sometime in season 2. Inspired by Just Give Me A Reason by PINK.

S'écrire une lettre était particulier, surtout quand c'était pour conseiller un jeune soi qui ne lirait jamais la lettre.

Ce ne fut que face à sa grand-mère la saluant en majesté qu'Elizabeth réalisa pleinement qu'elle était désormais la femme la plus puissante d'Angleterre.

What if Princess Margaret and Peter Townsend had eloped to Scotland in Season 1? What if Margaret had got her Prince after all?

On his birthday, a small tradition that Philip and Elizabeth still share, proves that their marriage isn't always what it seems. There is pleasure, joy and love in the little things that make life worthwhile... and this day, of all days, Philip reflects on that.

The birth of the Queen's third child in 1960, causes a change in dynamics between Queen Elizabeth II and her husband, Prince Philip. From Philip's point of view, it seems to be change for the better.

Philip returns the night of the last scene of Season 1 and awakens Elizabeth...Something she thinks is the result of a drunken night out with Mike after her husband's meeting with the Olympic Committee President, but is actually a step forward for Philip, who makes meaningful conversation and confessions of true love and devotion.

After Philip has an accident during another one of his drunken outings, Elizabeth confronts him about the downward spiral their marriage has fallen into.

'"You have control." "I have control," Philip whispered, and couldn't remember the last time he'd had any.' Philip doesn't just want to fly, and Elizabeth wants to understand why flying is so important to him. But there is one thing that personal pride is not worth.