She never asks for help, but he wanted her to know that he's always here to catch her. Both literally and figuratively. She could fall and he wouldn't judge her, just hold her up so she could regain strength and move on. In the kitchen and in life

Colette is trying to teach Linguini how to cook on his own without Remy's help

Title based on a song 'Meet you at the graveyard' by Cleffy. Colette's point of view after Gusteau's death

I don't know if anyone paid attention to it but Colette tried to hit Linguini twice in the movie, once actually do it. The second time when he said that Remy is controlling him during cooking, she raised her opened hand like she wanted to hit him. But did she have a good reason to do it? Where did she get that habit from? That story explains my theory and point of view.

Remy feels bad about Gusteau's shutting down due to rats. Colette then gets an idea.

What if Gusteau had been alive for the events of Ratatouille? Not as many things change as one might think...

As the title suggests, this shows what happens to the family in between the two stories, La Fille Muette and the Wererat. Please keep in mind that they are not going to be in order. They also explain certain events mentioned from Ratatouille 3: the Wererat(completed)

Taking place four years after La Fille Muette, it was an old folktale that went around Paris, but when one of the rats get infected and it spreads to someone they love, Alfredo, Colette, and Remy must stop the wererat and the others see that the story is real.(Completed)

Remy, Alfredo, and Colette meet a young girl that hides out as their plonguese to escape her abusive father who will track down and do anything to get her back. COMPLETED

While mourning the loss of her grandfather, a young girl named Connie is taken to a different France where she helped a man and a rat and she becomes a young janitor to lie low. She must keep the rat safe from the evil Skinner who heard about the rat. Can she help the rat and his friend in order to get home?

"'We've shared so much… I wish we could understand each other a little better.' He doesn't miss the extra twinkle in the night sky as he looks out into the heavens, but remains unaware that he's just wished upon all their heads a night of discovery." The obligatory watching the movie fic with commentary and reflection from Remy, Linguini, and Colette.

Play Le Festin while reading.

Linguini attempts to make comfort food for Colette, but cooking food his mom used to make brings up memories, and soon Colette's the one who has to comfort him.

Because it takes a little something to get a little something- and to Linguini a place to sleep after who knows how long in the sewers and a more than difficult night just doesn't cut it.

Chef Henri Skinner's view of the night that Linguini came to the restaurant.

When Linguini is having trouble with his "Little Chef", there's only one rat for the job!

What happens when fun and fast-paced nights in the kitchen of the most famous and acclaimed restaurant in France go awry? When the lights go out and love turns into a recurring nightmare? Brief yet rich vignettes detail the ups and downs of a tempestuous relationship against the backdrop of Goodness me, regardez à Paris.

After the loss of his beloved wife, Django has become stern, overprotective, and grumpy. As dealing with clan leader and a father, he wants to do what's best for his rats and his two sons, Remy and Emile. Despite those three main personalities he has, he surprisingly has a sweet side to him, especially when he thinks about his deceased wife, Desiree. One-shot.

Linguini, Colette, and Remy go to Périgord, France for vacation. Linguini wants to spend his vacation skiing and drinking hot chocolate by the fire—and maybe doing one other really special, super-romantic thing with his girlfriend. Colette and Remy, of course, instead make sure that their vacation is full of out in the cold weather, running after a sniffing sow, truffle-hunting.

Paris, the city of lights. It is admired by all, especially Remy. During Christmas, the city will be busy. All Remy wants is to get through the holiday. But what he doesn't realize is that is just more than a just a normal holiday. My first Fanfic! (PS, plz bring up any grammar mistakes. Either comment or send a private message. Thx!)

Why did she go back to help him? Did she believe it? Could anyone really cook?

After finding out that he can use a typewriter to write down his recipes, Remy, with the help of Colette, Linguini, and Ego, follows in the footsteps of his favorite chef—first comes a restaurant, then comes a cookbook. Post-movie.

100-word drabbles. Chapter 1: Pre-movie scene featuring the staff of Gusteau's.

Greg the Mouse needs to tell you the story from his side of things, from Ratatoing

ONESHOT. Auguste Gusteau competes in Masterchef.