Hamlet - Shakespeare
Marching through Denmark
by surulaulu
Prince Fortinbras of Norway is on his way to invade Poland, but first he must get the permission of King Claudius
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Hamlet - Shakespeare
by surulaulu
Prince Fortinbras of Norway is on his way to invade Poland, but first he must get the permission of King Claudius
Hamlet - Shakespeare
by Darthwilhelm
Fortinbras goes to invade Poland. Takes place during the plot of Hamlet.
Hamlet - Shakespeare
by colderblue
In which Laertes kills Claudius, becomes king, and learns. Hamlet just needs to heal. A re-write of a fic from last year.
The Lord of the Rings - J. R. R. Tolkien+2
by Tehri
As many differences as there were between the Took- and Baggins-families, one major difference was how they raised their children - specifically dealing with misbehaviour. But there are reasons for everything, specifically for why the Bagginses would not lay hand on their children.
Hamlet - All Media Types+1
Hamlet - Shakespeare+1
by goldenage (capricornia)
It only comes to him later, when he's standing on the wall daring the wind to push him over, daring the trees to rush up and meet him from five stories away, that Hamlet was always about fifty percent brilliant at making plans. Or, the one where Hamlet gives the gift of ghost-sight to Fortinbras, then haunts the castle and helps out in Denmark.
Hamlet - Shakespeare+1
by trixofthelight
Hamlet, but in the His Dark Materials universe.In a world where humans souls manifest as animal-formed daemons, religious tension meets political upheaval in Denmark.
The Hobbit - All Media Types+1
Hamlet - Shakespeare
by geode
Horatio is in a supremely uncool band, and in need of an equally uncool vocalist.
Hamlet - Shakespeare
by Fushiacircle
Horatio writes a letter to his deceased friend, Hamlet, after the events of the play. Never finishing it in one go, he writes it part by part, day after day, as much as his heart lets him.
Hamlet - Shakespeare+1
Hamlet - Shakespeare
by ioanite
A hypothetical epilogue to the play. After everything Horatio witnessed, he was bound to be a bit shaken up...
Hamlet - Shakespeare
by ERNest
He’ll never be a part of a partnership quite like what he had with Hamlet, but he and Fortinbras both know better than to try to recreate a thing which was once good and is now gone. Back then, he and the prince only stood for themselves and for each other, but here and now there is real hope that by being faithful and steadfast and true he can make something real and worthwhile.
Hamlet - All Media Types+1
by achillesofthesun
“Horatio,--or do I forget myself?” Hamlet smiled brightly at him, but Horatio could see the weariness behind it. He could tell that he had been in his own head again.“The same, my lord, and your poor servant ever,” Horatio tossed back with a look of concern. He wanted to know what was troubling Hamlet so he might be able to do something to help. Hamlet shook his head, a motion that could have been dismissed and ignored, mistaken as a chuckle or a laugh at banter for someone more ignorant to Hamlet, but Horatio was anything but. He would tell him later, for there were others among them, is what it meant. Horatio nodded quickly as Hamlet continued the banter, turning to Marcellus.Horatio could feel nothing but endless memories and a longing for his Hamlet.orGhost Hamlet au where horatio has to deal with his grief and I slowly turn into a Fortinbras stan
Hamlet - Shakespeare+1
by bewareofitalics
Hamlet is totally a girl. Why does no one notice but Fortinbras?
Hamlet - Shakespeare
Hamlet - Shakespeare+1
SHAKESPEARE William - Works+8
by Astray
As the resident caffeine dealer of the University, Fortinbras sees quite a lot of people everyday.
Hamlet - Shakespeare
Hamlet - Shakespeare
by SorrySorrySorry
"Bear Hamlet like a soldier to the stage,For he was likely, had he been put on,To have proved most royally."V.ii.401-403