After surviving the events on the cliffs, The group must flee to safety out of the Huron lands. With Uncas seriously wounded, they make the decision to go to the farm of family friends Prudence and Martin. Where the group can rest, recover and come to terms with past events. While at the farm Cora is struck by the profound connection between Nathaniel and Prudence.

While Alice enjoys a much needed afternoon to herself, Uncas enjoys some time alone with their infant daughter. What could possibly go wrong you might ask? A fluffy little 18th century oneshot featuring our favorite Mohican warrior. Uncas and Alice focused.

After several nights without rest my limbs are dead and sleep comes to me quickly. As I drift off amid the ruckus caused by the injured singer's snores and the gentle music of the stream, I see a sunlit dell in which grows many flowers... LAST SAGAMORE.

Set in movieverse, circa 1992. Takes place after alternate ending of Uncas and Alice *not* dying, thank you very much. Uncas/Alice centric. Story continued in "Into The Wild".

In the war-torn Americas, two unlikely souls find themselves bound by misery. The pair are less than perfect, both have pasts marred with tragedy. Magua, disgraced Huron chief. Esther-Marie, oppressed and subjugated woman. Can the two find it themselves to heal their tragic wounds or will they be consumed by the conflict that surrounds them? They could be allies...or worst enemies.

A fun companion piece to A Breed Apart. For BlueSaffire.

How "The Last of the Mohicans" should have ended. Cora realizes the depth of her love for Uncas. Uncas might love her even more, and what is going on with Alice, Hawkeye, and Duncan? Based off of the book by James Fenimore Cooper and the 1970s BBC miniseries; not cannon to the 1992 movie. Cora/Uncas, Hawkeye/Alice with mentions of Duncan/Alice.

What would happen if certain people were given a second chance at life and love? *Revised version of the original "Second Chances" which follows LOTM. Edited with more details and a much improved story line. Uncas and Alice focused. Enjoy! *Rated M for Content. Reviews are welcomed!

Cora/Nathaniel. The spark was clearly there, and there is no doubt that they were both aware of it. Only Nathaniel is straight-forward about it, while Cora is not ready to admit her feelings quite yet. What will it take for her to finally give in? My first fanfiction!

1757. Disguised as a boy, Robin traverses colonial America, desperate to reunite with her wayward kinsmen. Riding on the tides of fate, the traveler soon finds herself in and amongst the British reinforcements on the road to Fort William Henry. However, in doing so, Robin puts herself directly into the line of fire. And into the clutches of a vengeful Huron chief. REVAMPED.

Uncas and Alice are happily married and they live in a cabin, along with their little daughter. However, they will have to deal with the prejudices of a society that doesn't understand the love between an indian and a white woman. The road to happiness will be a hard one. Will they find their place in the world?

When an old friend suddenly arrives from England, Alice Munro has to deal with more than she bargained for.

A modern tale of Alice and Uncas - he is an architect and she, a book editor. Nine years earlier, they fell madly in love. But Alice abruptly disappears from Uncas' life, right after he finds out she is engaged to be married to another man. Nine years later, they meet again and Uncas discovers that Alice has no recollection of their past, and him...

In the end, we all become strangers and memories.

Instead of running after Alice alone, Uncas decided to wait for his father and brother. Together they follow her trail, while she is alone with Magua and his men. Uncas/Alice focused.

"I will always find you." Uncas promised at the end. But was it a promise that he could keep? Lyric Harris dreams of a man making this promise as the civil war threatens to tear Louisiana apart. Caleb, a Union soldier, dreams of making such a promise to someone he has never met before. As past and present collide, so too will they, even if they lose themselves in the process.

Alice has decided to stay in the frontier with Uncas, so he teaches her the basic lessons to know how to defend herself. Uncas/Alice story divided in two parts.

Abigail is a slave bought by the Cameron family. Her beauty and grace is what makes her loved by her masters and other colonists. Even the Indians of the Adirondack Mountains believed her to have magical abilities. Uncas has always watched her, curious of her life. Follow Abigail and Uncas' journey of love and survival. (UncasXOc)

A short story about the day the Cameron farm was attacked. Focuses on Alexandra.

Contemporary Uncas and Alice story. He is a minor league hockey player-the "enforcer" on his team. She has recently emerged from an abusive relationship and finds it difficult to trust. Will his gentle and easy going nature break through the barriers she has built? (Rated M due to descriptions of abuse and, eventually, love scenes.)

A short sequel to To Remember. Ichante and Mikayla are all grown up, and the family make a trip to London for Mikayla's debut into society. The siblings experience the first stirrings of affection, attraction... and just maybe, love.

Collin Munroe has alwyas been the blacksheep of his family, especially when compared to his half-sister Alice. He would rather put on Alice's dresses than play soldiers with the other boys in Boston. He never expected to find his worth, until he met Uncas. Male Cora. Cora/Uncas. If gay relationships bother you, don't read. Rated T for swearing and violence. Based on the book.

A one shot story between Uncas and Alice.

Just a little poem from Alice's POV. Movie based as always.

I, like a lot of people, wanted to see what would have happened had Alice and Uncas lived to continue their story. This work starts after the Huron camp scene at the end of the film. Characters are not my own and are canon, but the story will change from there. This is my first attempt at writing fiction, so I would love your feedback to see if I should keep writing.