Robin Hood BBC
Disturbing Behaviour
by FunkyinFishnet
One night in the outlaw camp, Allan annoys Will to the point where Will can't sleep. Soon neither can anyone else.
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Robin Hood BBC
by FunkyinFishnet
One night in the outlaw camp, Allan annoys Will to the point where Will can't sleep. Soon neither can anyone else.
Robin Hood (BBC 2006)
Robin Hood BBC
by FunkyinFishnet
On her first morning as an outlaw, Marian struggles with her grief and finds comfort in talking to her two oldest friends.
Robin of Sherwood
by FunkyinFishnet
A brief glimpse of Much during the time he spent in the dungeon in "Adam Bell".
Much Ado About Nothing - Shakespeare
by jamjar
Newly-wedded bliss, Beatrice and Benedick style.
Much Ado About Nothing - Shakespeare+1
by paperclipbitch
Her mouth is a delighted curve that belongs to him now and yet does not belong to him, and sometimes Benedick wonders what it would be like to marry someone who did not know all of his flaws already.
Much Ado About Nothing - Shakespeare
by orphan_account
"Indeed, my lord, he lent it me awhile; and I gave him use for it, a double heart for his single one: marry, once before he won it of me with false dice, therefore your grace may well say I have lost it."Beatrice and Benedick, pre-Much Ado.
Much Ado About Nothing (2011)+1
Much Ado About Nothing - Shakespeare
Batman - All Media Types+12
by cissathebookworm
So this is where I'm going to be putting some of my story ideas that have never quite made it past the beginning part. I've never had the heart to delete them from my document drive, but I have looked at them several times and I just can't write past the point that they are at. Some might be written better than others, depending on how long they've sat there and they are in various states of editing. They will span across several of my fandoms and all of the chapters are to be read alone and have no connection to each other, though several might have some of the same themes because when I get stuck on an idea, I get stuck. So if any of my idea spark your creative juice, feel free to take the idea and write your own story. (Please tell me you're taking it so I can check out your writing.)
Much Ado About Nothing - Shakespeare
by DachOsmin
Don Pedro’s mouth goes dry watching the way Benedick’s hands cup Beatrice’s waist as he pulls her close, the way her mouth breaks into a laugh at some quiet joke he whispers against the shell of her ear.He aches.
Much Ado About Nothing - Shakespeare
by disjointed_scribblings
"So the weird thing is, I'm in love with you."Amid the wreckage of the Wedding That Wasn't, a conversation she had believed impossible.
Much Ado About Nothing (1993)+2
by aerlinniel
Furtively, glancing over Claudio’s searching eyes, Hero took the chance examine the remainder of the men in the prince’s party. There weren’t many more of note that she knew, and none whose attention was not on her cousin’s sharp, dagger-like words. None, at least, with the exception of the other prince, who, despite having stood at Don Pedro’s left, was now alone in the middle of the villa’s entryway.(In which unknowingly, with a single look, Hero makes Don John’s plans for revenge change completely.)
Much Ado About Nothing - Shakespeare
by betony
Relationships take time and care to develop--so why should a merry war of words be any different?
Much Ado About Nothing - Shakespeare
by Leidolette
When Beatrice is cast into an unnatural sleep by the pollen of a strange plant, Benedick takes upon himself the absurd task of waking her again.
Much Ado About Nothing - Shakespeare
by basketofnovas (slashmarks)
Beatrice and Benedick learn to navigate married life. At the same time, Claudio and Hero struggle with the aftermath of public insult.
Much Ado About Nothing - Shakespeare
by redletters
Devon, 1939. As war with Germany looms, British victory may be in the hands of a small group of radio interceptors and codebreakers at Messina House. Specifically, of two young mathematicians - impoverished aristocrat Stella Beattie and Oxford crossword champion Ben Padova - that is, if they can stop flirting over the intercepts.
Much Ado About Nothing (1993)+1
by perennial
**TITLE CHANGE ALERT! PREVIOUSLY 'KEEP ME AS YOUR FINISH LINE'**He watches Leonato do quick mental calculations, already knowing the final sum. The governor might prefer Claudio as a man, might want to indulge his beloved daughter’s infatuation, but at the end of the day a prince is a prince, even a bastard one, and a count is just a count.Claudio intends to marry Hero. Don John gets to her first.
Much Ado About Nothing - Shakespeare+1
by valderys
Curse him, Don Pedro thought viciously, damn him. Benedick was the prince's fool indeed, for by this one action he had cut up all his hopes.