Some things never change. Even after the fiery destruction of the Opera Populaire, its resident Opera Ghost is finding it strangely difficult to move on. Only the return of the beautiful Christine Daae could snap the thought-to-be-dead Phantom back into reality. E/C

Inspired by Othello I.iii "She loved me for the dangers I had pass'd, and I loved her that she did pity them." The Daaes give a lost soul refuge, and young Christine grows up with Erik. He is her storyteller and teacher. She becomes a light to him in darkness. When he returns years later and finds her grown into a beautiful young woman... No one can be what they are to each other.

"He knows that sooner or later this decay which he carries in his heart will taint her soul." EC; a drabble-series based on the 1990's Yeston/Kopit version, but strongly contains Leroux elements.

A poetic retelling of how POTO should have ended.

A very abridged summary of what many phangirls would like The Phantom of the Opera to be like. (But, of course, if it truly were like this, there would be no real intriguing story…) Webber musical based. SLIGHTLY EDITED

After the incident at the Opera House, Erik finds himself on the run with nowhere to go and no one to turn to, but his life takes and unexpected turn. Erk/OC

A new story told using our favorite characters! Purists, please don't hate me but there is no Christine in this story! A young dancer with her own secrets will intrude upon our Phantom's solitude in a most unusual way.

What if after the rooftop with Raoul, Christine went back? What if she admitted to Raoul that she loves the Phantom? And what if she found her Angel on the rooftop as he sang? ChristinexErik. Raoul lovers are warned to keep their hand at the level of their eyes.

What happens when Christine decides to save her Angel of Music in Point of No return? Furthermore, what does Meg really feel for Christine? This story is meant to be funny so please read with an open mind. Thank you! I do not own any POTO characters! Please review, it is much appreciated.

This is a retelling of Phantom of the Opera with fact and fiction from the musical and the novel. There is Time travel, mystery, horror, Romance and a little bit of magic. With twists and turns the way you think the characters you thought you knew will be different.

Christine wants to escape the horrors of the life she lives, but when her cruel mistress Isabel sends a masked man to track her down, running away might not be enough. E/C

This is a collection of poems about the characters' thoughts and feelings. Constructive criticism is highly appreciated.

Erik's past will never stop tormenting him, no matter what.

Charlotte is a chorus girl at the Opera Populaire, living with Erik in his lair beneath the Opera House; but we all want what we can't have. Erik/Christine/Raoul/OC/Erik, if that makes any sense. Please no flames, I'm trying to make Charlotte as non Mary-Sue as possible.

Christine has no where to turn when Raoul confronts her about catching her Angel. T to be safe.

This is an Alternate Love Never Dies plot that has been buzzing in my brain ever since I saw the Australian Version for the first time. Before that, I only knew the book, but I fell in love with Ben Lewis's Phantom and have been obsessing about all things POTO ever since. And I still think Erik deserves better than ALW left him with . . . E/C - Completed

Após sua complicada fuga do teatro em chamas,Erik procura todos os meios para começar de novo e esquecer o passado.O que acaba dando a ele uma nova pupila,que para a sorte ou o azar de todos conseguiu capturar seu coração, recomeçando a velha ha historia.

"You can fly now," Christine spoke softly, letting her angel go and descend to the heaven from which he came.

One moment on a street at sunset...

Years after her fateful choice, Christine de Chagny looks at the winter night and faces her remembrances and regrets.

The answer to a prayer is not quite what Shannon Baker expected. (E/AW, a slightly more realistic cliche.)

"What is wrong amour?" My angel never ceased playing and I formed a small smile at how very well he could feel my presence. Ever so slightly he moved and made a small space for me to sit on the gold plated bench. Everything was wrong, but I couldn't answer him. I just lay my chin atop his broad shoulder and trailed my finger on the contours of his deformity.

Did you know that there were four radically different endings proposed, written or filmed for this silent film? Join with me in this journey of one-shots which are intended to give you a taste of how this film could have ended. All of these are based on documented "alternate endings" authored by Universal's screenwriters.

Erik hears Raoul and Christine sing to each other on the roof. And he sings something other then All I Ask Of You Reprise. One-Shot. Complete.

How it should have gone.