"Bravo! Encore! What a show!" the ecstatic shouts filled the theater hall and, in response, one by one, every single actor assembled onto the stage for one final bow. The leads were the last to go, taking center stage together, hand in hand even after the curtain had fallen to signal the end of the show. What a glorious night it had been!

After all they had been through, both alone and together, who would've ever imagined that the one thing finally capable of keeping the two strongest witches in all of Oz apart would be a mere door?

Mirrors have long been sources of power and mystery in the realm of fantasy. This is a fact Elphaba comes to learn personally as she travels through life, surrounded by all sorts of magical, mystical mirrors.

It was Galinda's idea, really. Who else would be so childish and silly as to suggest using perfume bottles to convey "secret messages" to her best friend/roommate? But, come 20 odds years later, that little game of theirs just might come back into play one more time, only this message will be far more vital and important than any other message sent before it.

Elphaba may have been dead for quite some time, but Glinda still sees her in dreams and hallucinations. Or at least, she thinks that they are hallucinations. But who knows? Maybe these phantom visions of Elphaba aren't quite as false as she thinks...

After Elphaba's little stunt against the Wizard, Glinda is lucky to have made it out alive. Even more than that, though, she's relieved that Elphaba managed to survive the incident as well and be able to make her way back home to Glinda. Right?

With the Wizard finally gone and Glinda finished with her daily duties as the new Ozian leader, Glinda finally has the chance to take some time off and visit her old best friend again and reconnect.

Glinda has finally defected away from the Wizard and to Elphaba. Sadly, the choice she makes is not without its consequences and she and Elphaba both end up paying a very terrible price.

As a child, Galinda never understood the story of the Caged Bird. Why would a bird, owned by a king, be so unhappy and unwilling to sing? Why would she choose to abandon him and risk living a life alone, with only an empty sky for company? Fast forward a couple decades, and the story's message would finally become all too clear...

For her entire life, Galinda had never truly been content with the places that she called home. The Uplands, Shiz, the Emerald City Palace. None of them were truly home. But as she had since come to learn, home wasn't always a place. Sometimes, it was a person...

As the new queen of Oz, life gets incredibly tough for Glinda the Good. Thank Oz that, during one of her campaigns to increase the protection of Animals and animals alike, she manages to find a companion that she can finally truly relate to and speak with safely.

Elphaba wasn't quite sure when she had started to fall for Galinda, she only knew that she had, and it was a love that was growing stronger and stronger every day. But Galinda, dear, sweet Galinda, was blind to it all, and Elphaba was far too afraid to ever bring it up.

Galinda discovers that Elphaba is ticklish, amused by the realization that the green girl has such an adorable weakness, Galinda exploits it in any way she can. But she should've known better, Elphaba isn't one to take things lying down. (Pure fluff)

Galinda walks in on Elphaba while Elphaba is in the shower. Embarrassing as that was, Galinda can't help but admit that the view isn't half bad. A few months later, Galinda now has no problem barging in on Elphaba's showers if it so suits her.

When an alarm wakes up all the residents in Elphaba's dorm, Elphaba finally gets to meet the mysterious girl living by herself in the very last dorm of the hall. Maybe the meeting would've been interesting, but Elphaba was too distracted by the fact that this new girl apparently only slept in skimpy underwear to do more than gawk.

Winter at Shiz had reached an all-time low this year and even those safe away in their dorms were left frozen. When Galinda starts to complain, it's up to Elphaba to be her knight in shining armor and help keep her warm. Luckily, there are a lot of ways to do that, as they come to find out... (Gelphie fluff)

For all of her life, Galinda had always wanted to be an architect. Sadly, because she never had much support from her parents, that dream was left unfollowed. But then one day, Galinda finally found herself a supporter, and it came from the very last person she would've ever imagined, though as she would come to realize, maybe it wasn't so surprising after all...

For their whole lives, Elphaba and Galinda had lied and hidden. No one had ever really cared about what really lay underneath the surface of these two witches, at least until they met each other. Then, through the strangest of circumstances, the two realized just how similar they really were, and that was a trait that bound them together deeper than blood ever could.

For all of her life, Elphaba was led to believe that she clashed with every color of the rainbow. After enough years of hearing this, she began to believe it. But then a certain young blond came into her life and taught her that there was one color that actually went very well with green.

The feeling of Want was a funny thing, because it seemed like no matter what you had, you always wanted more. Would such an endless longing ever cease, or was this sort of paradoxical and cyclical nature of desire everlasting? (Gelphie musings about the feelings of "Want").

Defiance was Elphaba's strongest trait and one of the things Glinda loved most about her. With Elphaba now gone, however, Glinda can only hope that Elphaba will be defiant one last time and return to her...

Two girls have a life together that is drastically cut short. The universe pities them, giving them another life to love. And another, and another, and another.

Elphaba's relationship with water began when she was just a few minutes old, when the midwife almost drowned her trying to scrub the green from her skin. It ended when she was twenty-four and pretended to die under the hand (well, bucket) of a teenager from Kansas. One-shot, tracing Elphaba's life through a series of interactions with water.

Elphaba was attending Shiz University for only two months before being invited to meet the Wizard, who has a life-altering proposition for her. An unintended consequence of this is her suffering haunting visions of an old foe threatening to return, but what's real, and what's an illusion? Fiyeraba.

Another crash of thunder, and the yellow florescent lights kicked off. Perfect. The red exit signs mocked her. No lights meant no heat, and she was freezing already. She eyed the disaster outside…no signs of stopping. Collection of one-shots.