November 3, 1793. Victor Frankenstein stands alone in his apartment while the storm rages about. Life from Death. It's his chance to steal from what was God's domain. But when his Creation stirs, he finds an unsightly monster instead of perfection. But rather than both Frankenstein and his creation fleeing, Victor seeks Henry's aid and the Creature stays. Fix-it AU.

Do you think you know the story of Frankenstein? Ahhhhh, then you are truly a fool! That night would be the night! The night when I "Chadwick Von Frankenstein" would create LIFE! I am talking about creating life…..out of DEATH! Insane, you dare call me? Actually, I am a pure and utter genius! Read on and see if your feeble mind can grasp the story of FRANKENSTEIN!

Just a school project: one shot only.

As Victor and his creation die, they seek peace with themselves and each other.

The creature seeks refuge from winter's unforgiving cold within the DeLacey house, and finds warmth and companionship. (AU where the DeLaceys don't reject the creature)

Random, non-sequential prompts that probably will not make it into the actual Stay. Debatable how accurate to the Stay storyline these one-shots will be.

Ernest is sitting alone at a campfire after celebrating William's birthday festivities when he sees something in the darkness. A "What if Creature met Ernest instead of William first" one-shot.

Mary Shelley's Frankenstein starts and ends with the chronicles of Captain Wolcott, who on a journey to the Artic makes the unlikely acquaintance of both Victor Frankenstein and his creation. In this reimagining of the classic story, Wolcott's sister hires an adventurer to investigate the disappearance of her brother. What our hero discovers casts a new light on an old classic.

New and improved. A strangely scarred man is hiding in Alaska, but he won't stay hidden for long. Is there anyway to avoid the bloodbath, or is it fate?

A Frankenstein AU story, After making his creature's companion she rejects it and saves Victor from it. Soon after returning to the mainland with her Victor tries to separate himself but finds that she is emotionally attached to him and unable to make her leave, he takes her back home and hides her as she slowly learns the truth behind her resurrection just as the creature returns.

The Townspeople have put Victor Frankenstein, on trial for the murder of Henry Clerval. This is sponsored by Subscribe to The Awesome Iron Plays Lego on YouTube

A modern version of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein novel. Victor Frankenstein is a genetic scientist that stumbles upon a genetic breakthrough that could change the world. He wants to resurrect people from the dead. Frankenstein's company shuts Victor's project down. Then, Victor's son Adam dies in a terrible bus accident. He attempts to revive his son, creating a monster.

Walton delivers the news of Victor's death to Ernest and quickly realizes the Frankenstein middle child had more to do with his family's tragedy than previously thought.

I have literally no idea why I'm doing this, I wrote this as part of a school assignment! Whatever, it's just a ridiculous oneshot alternate ending from William's POV.

Laments way in which Justine Moritz (from the novel Frankenstein by Mary Shelley) had been treated by the Church regarding her fate. (NB: I am a practicing Catholic, so God have mercy on me; I'm just criticizing very palpable faults of the Church here).

Victor s'est laissé submerger par ses études de médecine et ses expériences. Mais sa douce fiancée compte bien le faire redevenir l'homme dont elle est amoureuse, qu'ils puissent revivre comme avant son départ.

Victor just returned from Ingolstadt. Now what does his family do with him? Sometimes caring too much is worse than not being there at all…

ONESHOT:Takes place in the middle of chapter 22 of Mary Shelley's book. His father had picked him up from Scottland and after a short stop in Paris, they are on their way again. With the threat of the monster lurking in the shadows, he cannot rest until his father is safe back home. What will poor,anxiety-ridden Victor do when they stop for the night at a cottage in the woods?

Frankenstein's Creature is granted a second chance from the moment of his birth. This time, he vows to make things right with Victor. But can such a thing really be? Victor responds with revulsion, but is it for himself or his Creation? Can fate be changed, or must they always destroy each other?

What if Victor decided to bring the female creature to life? What if she didn't agree with the vows made before her life even began? What if she rebelled? An AU of Frankenstein from her point of view, set in 1790s Edinburgh. - T for some violence, adult themes, mild language

"... the matter remains, however." "what matter?" henry asked, though he knew precisely which matter he meant. victor looked up at the ceiling, just barely shaking his head. he hated sentimentality—at least coming out of his own mouth. "that i'll miss you."

This is the story Frankenstein, translated into language easier for people these days to understand. Mary Shelley used lots of older words that seemed confusing, so I made this.

What if the monster didn't die and decided to help other people? After Ronald Frankenstein's death, the monsters found love from other people, so he decided to live to help other people. Then one day, he wrote a letter to a descendant of Frankenstein to help him dealing with the problem he faced.

Can love really cure a man's injured soul, taking him into a new unknown road instead leading him and so many others into their tragic destines? Perhaps, perhaps not! Let's give him a second chance and let him meet the one he truly deserves.

A what if scenario in which Victor finished making the female creature. What would happen? Would she make the same mistakes as the creature and trust the humans or learn from his failures? (fic focuses more on OC than the creature)