For people who have read the 25th(?) anniversary special of the Princess Bride that contains Buttercup's Baby. Please enjoy!

In the face of danger, does Buttercup really need Westley? As lovers make their way through the Fire Swamp, Buttercup falls into Snow Sand and is transported to an alternate universe. While reading William Goldman's The Princess Bride for her class, a modern day female student is somewhat-literally sucked into that same universe. When the two meets, what will happen?

Some short, fluffy Buttercup/Westley drabble. One-shot. So sweet you'll get a cavity.

After the Man in Black defeats Buttercup's kidnappers (two of which really aren't what one could call 'bad'), Fezzik finds himself alone and friendless all over again. A local 'witch' stops a group of village children who are taunting Fezzik in his cave, and helps him find the confidence to face the world again. I love the movie, but this is based on the book. OC, no pairing.

"Reaching into her corset, Buttercup retrieved her Florinese dagger, which she kept close in case of emergency, and throwing it, caused a gaping wound in the nearest R.O.U.S." My mother's take on what would've happened had Westley been a bit less brave in the face of danger.

A small though not short story dedicated to the gentle giant Fezzik and his gift for rhyme. Book verse, mainly.

Fezzik has a new friend :) Princess Bride drabble...

Buttercup hated Humperdinck more than anyone else. Humperdinck only knew the hunger for revenge. But when circumstances bring them together, can they find love in what seems an impossible partnership?

Handsome is probably the exact right word for it. Handsome. Worth a ransom. ... His face would be even more beautiful in the glory of superiority, of triumph over adversaries. - Fezzik and Inigo were both fairly drunk when they met. Which explained a lot.

A potential excerpt of a future story that features the backstory of the Dread Pirate Roberts and how his legacy began, along with the tale of another one of the most beautiful women who ever lived.

Humperdinck wanted nothing more than revenge on Westley...even if he never loved Buttercup. He cares nothing for her, or anyone. But when he finds himself beaten, alone, and lost, can a simple farm girl - from, of all places, Guilder - teach him to love again? Humperdinck/OC. Rated T to be safe (drunkenness). I own Requiem, the other characters are William Goldman's.

Finally back on board the Revenge and Inigo is fading fast, Fezzik is at a constant vigil by his side. Buttercup and Westley don't know how to help. And then some cute adventures with my favourite giant and Spaniard.

After Westley and Buttercup had Waverly they moved into the Forgotten Forest where they have so far lived in peace until Humperdink kidnaps Waverly. Who is going to save her when Buttercup and Westley are not around?

Events leading to the six fingered man's death and the bride he left behind.

In the Novel the Princess Bride, Buttercup, after finally having realized after years that the poor farm boy she had always mocked was her true love, mustered up the courage to go to his hovel in the middle of the night and confess it. And he slammed the door in her face not admitting his feeling until the next morning. Here is if he had responded different.A very different night.

"There is no one more connected than Senator Humperdinck. He can create a media storm with a single call. Put every law enforcement agency on your tail. He can find you." A modern day AU of the scenes between Buttercup and The Man in Black.

My tribute to the most lovable character in The Princess Bride, the gentle giant, Fezzik.

Just an assortment of things I wrote for a book report on The Princess Bride :) Oh yeah, getting graded on fanfiction in English class! Everyone's dream! Anyway, just a few drabbles I wrote, an alternate ending, a wedding scene and an interesting surprise ;) ButtercupXWestley R&R

What the title says, my version of the reunion scene! And westley's view of saving buttercup. What does he really think after finding buttercup? Much of this story is directly from the book: not much is mine, but I think it's cute. T for kissing cuz i'm paranoid.

"May I live a thousand years and never hunt again!" Prince Humperdinck had sworn. But he broke his vow to Buttercup and even set the Machine to 50. What if he'd actually had to suffer the consequence he set for himself? Would it have been so bad for him?

Five years. Five years Westley spent alone-but not idle.

"…there was all kinds of stuff, some of it wonderful, I got rid off… Example: How the King and Queen went to Miracle Max because they had somehow given birth to a monster, Humperdinck, and could Max change that?" - William Goldman

A poem I wrote for English class. Westley's point of view from when he was travelling before the Dread Pirate Roberts attacked.

Dónde se cuenta como Íñigo Montoya se enfrenta a la mayor de sus aventuras y Fezzik a la mayor de sus búsquedas. Les acompañan, a uno y otro, los más variopintos personajes, algunos relacionados con su pasado y otros con su futuro.

This is not meant to be taken seriously. California is in an intense heat wave and it's messing with my roomie and I's head. Caution Thar Be Smut Ahead.