"Sometimes Jack felt like a mother duck." Jack/Simon

My English teacher also had us rewrite a scene to change the tone and mood. I rewrote Simon's death so that he didn't die and instead the scene is super fluffy and everyone is happy. I do caution you, there are extremely FLUFFY things ahead. FLUFF!

My English teacher last year had us do some sort creative interpretation after we read Lord of the Flies. I chose to write a new scene. I wanted proof that they were civilized and it felt right for Simon to have a funeral. K for safety reasons (implied character death and sadness).

"If he had the conch, maybe Simon would be okay. " Ralph-centric about the conch

"Simon understood Jack. At least, he was pretty sure he did." AU

Roger is woken up, and finds out it's Simon. AU

Ralph wasn't really anything special. But maybe Simon needed that.

Ralph, Simon, Jack, and Roger are juniors in high school with a spring break up a head and a camping trip to look forward too. Things don't seem to go as planned with secret crushes and the challenges of being class president. RalphXRoger and SimonXJack

After the rescue; memories and reflections of their time on the island . . . and a change of heart is in order.

This story starts right before Ralph gets onto the beach whilst he is running from the savage boys at the end of the book. The Naval Officer does not save him. He is not even there. This is what i think should have happened, and then a little twist, just 'cause i can. I know that i'm horrible at summaries, just read it. Rated T for Gore, Cannibalism, and all those good stuffs.Enjoy

"You do realize," Anita started mater-of-factly, "That we two are the only girls here?" The unfortunate tale of a quarrelsome half-blind girl and her uptight companion stuck on an island primarily made up of boys.

Roger and Maurice make a deal, and as usual, Roger does not come out on top. AU. For Aurora.

"The first time had been an accident. " Rogeric. Rated T for slightly sexual situations.

Welp, this rocks. Another deserted island in the middle of...where are we anyway? Hey, Roger, stop trying to eat things. No, that cobra isn't edible. Neither is the TV host. And Ralph, the conch isn't actually...oh, never mind. Simon's swooning again. Maurice is taking over the camera. Bill's vanishing mysteriously. Jack's trying to kill and/or make out with Ralph. Fun times, ahoy.

Ralph is yet again thrown onto a plane just to have it crash land on yet another island. With Jack, Roger, Samneric, and all the other original children plus some very new faces will they survive, or become savage like before? Rated: T for harsh language.

What if there was no boat to take the boys off of the island? What would become of Ralph, Jack, and other boys? My interpretation of what events would take place if both of those things applied. The story is way better than my summary makes it out to be. Also this is my first story on this site, so please read and review. WARNING: major and minor character deaths!

Ralph and Piggy have the sex and it was good sex.

Rescue never came. Cut off from society, the boys became men ignorant of the war raging in the world outside. After a ragged seaplane crashes off shore, their lives are shattered by reality. They are part of a select group of humanity still alive. The island has become their own dystopia where human civilization will either thrive or die forever. (ralph/oc jack/oc sam/oc roger/oc)

Now a married man, Ralph begins to be haunted by the memories of the island... Oh, Piggy...I'm sorry... (ONE-SHOT...maybe...who knows? I can always continue it...)

It was the last straw, and he knew it. Sure, Roger had the tendency of being a little on the aggressive side, but he didn't actually think that Maurice would walk out on him the way he did. Now Roger doesn't know what way to turn, if there was one left at all, and it would take of his strength to get them back together again, if that was possible. Rogice. Rated T (for later).

"To Ralph, everything about Simon was soft."

"This island, it's like… it's like a vacation. Sure, a vacation is away from the good stuff, but it's a vacation from the bad stuff too. We'll be… fine." Oneshot.

Four years have passed since the dreadful island, and Ralph finally returns back to school after intensive therapy. Will that be enough to survive when he meets up with his old enemy, Jack Merridew? Or, will he lose? It's all about the survival of the fittest.

Roger is going to college, but it may not be at all what he expected. Especially when he finds out his new roomies are the two people he hates most. From sparkles to brick-filled pillows, Roger has to find a way to coexist with his 'friends' and pass his classes at the same time...without killing them, of course! A comedy of what happens far away from the island. Finished.

We all know the story of the plane crash on an island in the middle of nowhere. We know the story of the boys who were stranded for months, with no ties to society or grown ups. But what we don't know is: What happened when they got back? As two of the boys grow up and become men, they are tortured by passed wrongs. "Maybe there is a beast." "What I mean is...maybe it's only us."