i was to make men drink their tears and eat the bread of sorrows. poem.

Pip and Estella have a conversation along a river on a bright but quiet day that leads to passionate events in the woods and the breaking of Miss Havisham's curse on her.

"Gone was the quick, flashing eye that irritated my sensibilities and quickened my heart when we were younger. Her beauty had faded into a shadow of her brilliance during those winter nights in society. That evening on the hallowed grounds of our meeting place, she picked her steps slowly, content to leave her hand in mine." Pip and Estella, at the end of all things.

A little poem of how Estella felt when she was a child...

Pip is visited by a young ghost. (Trying out an idea, please, if you're into it, leave a review. Then I know I can continue. Thank you.)

Miss Havisham reflects on her hatred for love...and how it has broken both her heart and Estella's...stopping Estella's chance at happiness with Pip. Tragedy/Angst

A very short monologue in Estella's voice, based on the original ending, which I liked and still like much better than the famous one that replaced it.

A missing moment from GE. Set during the time Pip stays in London under the tutelage of Mr.Pocket and what one of those societies scenes would have been like, and his feelings for Estella

The course of the icily beautiful Estella Havisham's transition from cold-hearted weapon to humbled lady in the form of a diary.

A John Grisham style story Ann Cornell is currently a rookie lawyer stuck in a confusing spiral of criminals, law, and a cute guy. Through her story she discovers what makes a true lawyer. Mild swearing. A good story, if I say so myself, please read!

AU. WARNING: Some OOCness, because I've not finished the book. Pip and Estella are married and have a child; but an old enemy from their past returns, with intents of disrupting their happiness. At any cost.

This is an alternate ending for Great Expectations starting at chapter 44. WARNING pretty much everyone dies

Miss Havisham musings. Lost in darkness; forever doomed to be The ghost of Satis House. Mostly based upon the BBC 2011 miniseries with Gillian Anderson as Havisham.

Modern university AU. As far as first impressions go, Herbert and Pip did not get off to a good start. Pip/Herbert

Herbert has some very good news to share with his dear Handel.

Modern day. Pip just wants to become popular so he can win the heart of the hottest girl in school: Estella Havisham. PARODY. Two-shot.

Set just after the end of Great Expectations. Pip has invited Estella over to reminisce, much to Herbert's chagrin. Clara is worried. Rated K for possible subtext, if you squint a little

"Aurelia glared ferociously at him, like a kind of wild bear who was hunting prey in the forest, but it was not as piercing as was usual, and it was obvious to any onlooker that she was in great distress and agony." The day of Miss Havisham's wedding.

When Estella comes back at the end of the book what is she thinking and do her and Pip have a future together? Had to reupload. Same story as before.

Alice Avilla, uma menina que sofreu muito por amor acabará encontrando um menino que esta disposto a fazer de tudo por ela, mostrando-lhe o verdadeiro amor à primeira vista.

Starts off at end of chap. 11 where Herbert does something that changes Pip forever... Yaoi Gauys. Warning: Blood and little boys kissing; 2nd chapter has first sex scene and a bit of flash foward here and there

"She's beautiful and naïve and nothing to you, and words are only words. So you'll walk away as planned, because there's more for you in affluence than in love." What if Compeyson had actually loved Miss Havisham?

This is a text transformation of the poem and the story of Miss Havisham in the book ' Great Expectations .' I hope you like it : Rate and comment

Alternate ending I made for English class. Involves some Joe/Biddy, Estella/Pip...JUST READ! Cute, and short :

Musings for the ones without a heart. One-shot.