Some loose chapters that go with my original story 'Dream Keeper'. I wrote them because I couldn't get enough of seeing Henry and Frankie together. Mainly fluff

When leaving Portsmouth, Henry misses his train and instead finds Frankie's videos. Watching them changes the course of his life. This story starts in the middle of Episode 82, Familiar Faces, From Mansfield with Love. From there the story deviates (this also means that Mary's videos from no. 10 onward don't exist anymore in the story.).

Edmund and Mary have married, and a small London party is trapped at Mansfield Park due to the unfavorable weather. Miss Fanny Price must deal with her recent heartbreak as well as put up with the Londoners, specifically Mr. Henry Crawford. We will see where we go from there. (Rated M for possible sexual suggestions because I'm paranoid, but it's probably more of a T)

Fanny and Henry Crawford's newly married life. How will they find happiness together? Just fluff I can't get enough of. It started out as a one-shot, now we have come to this. Fanny/Henry.

Edmund reminisces on how Fanny and him finally found one another. Based on the 1986 BBC miniseries. Edmund/Fanny Part of the Austen Marriage Series.

Henry Crawford reacts to the marriage announcement of Fanny Price.

On the day of her eighteenth birthday, Fanny is shocked to find the name of a woman on her wrist. At first, she ignores it, but things get a bit more complicated when Mary Crawford herself shows up at Mansfield Park. Soulmate AU, F/F, racebending.

When Fanny gets a severe asthma attack, she is rushed into hospital, only to be treated by an old acquaintance: Doctor Henry Crawford. Modern day AU Fanny/Henry, doctor-patient relationship. [Originally posted on AO3]

Thanks to the vigilante training from Lady Bertram and Chapman, Fanny Price correctly applies a blunt object to the back of Mr. Crawford's head.

Maria Rushworth persuades Henry Crawford to run off with her, to the tune of the Christmas carol, "Jolly Old St. Nicholas".

Modern AU. Fanny and co. go to a bar and our prim heroine is dragged into karaoke night! With Edmund and Mary flaunting their relationship and Henry relentlessly flirting with her, wow will she survive the evening?

I am brand new to this forum & writing fanfic about my favourite novels. So I thought I would test the waters with a writing exercise by doing a very quick re-write of the ending to Mansfield Park. I feel like I could have come up w/better ideas, but it was more important for me to get the feeling of Austenque writing down. Lmk if I can pull off the tone & should continue to try.

Based on the 2007 film version of Mansfield Park. Henry Crawford's thoughts as he sets his sights on poor Fanny Price.

Tom remembers his time in the West Indies in the months following his recovery.

Henry Crawford no podía engañarse a sí mismo, lo que sentía por Fanny Price era muy diferente a lo alguna vez hubiera sentido por alguien más... estaba enamorado. / Pequeño three-shot sobre HenryxFanny, ambientado en la época contemporanea.

Based on the 1999 Mansfield Park movie. Fanny discovers the affair and perhaps a bit more.

Sending gifts back to your family from school wasn't a big deal, but then why is Tom still doing it years later?

Fanny is waiting for Edmund to get over Mary Crawford. Tom is done waiting and decides to drag Fanny along for the ride.

Chapter Thirty-Six! Fawn Price has a terrible case of selective mutism, a history in the foster care system, and a bunch of really unfortunate feelings for her best friend. As always, please review!

Ten Frankie and Edmund moments. No chronological order. [From Mansfield With Love webseries]

A continuation from the 2007 ITV drama starring Billie Piper, so some details might not hold true to the book. Edmund and Fanny settle into their new lives as the Mr and Mrs Revenrend Bertram. Rated M, because after all it starts with their wedding night.

Tom Bertram thinks back on the events of his life and decides his path for the future.

Fanny Price has not set foot in Mansfield Park for five years. Now 23, she returns to her childhood home to celebrate the wedding of Mariah and Mr. Rushworth. Everyone seems pleased to have her back. Even her new friends, Mary and Henry Crawford seem overjoyed to meet her. However, Fanny is depressed as love seems to blossom for everyone else. Can she find her own happy ending?

After the elopement of Henry Crawford and his sister, Edmund was forever separated from Mary. How did he fall in love with his confidante, his dearest friend and cousin Fanny, having been thinking of her all his life as a sister? Canon.

I always liked this book, but somehow felt Mary and Henry Crawford were treated unfairly by Jane Austen because they were not stuffy and boring and dependable, like Edmund and Fanny herself, but witty and passionate and likeable. I always felt they would not react in the way they did in the book, but rise to the challenge. So here's what they'd do in my view.