Character study of Elphaba in the form of moments in her life that include a whole host of characters and her teeth. It's somewhere between bookverse, musicalverse and AU. Will be quite dark at points. Rated to be safe. I swear on my life it's better than the summary. Now COMPLETE!

Severus' daughter is Chaos. She is neither Dark nor Light, and casts those around her in the same greyish hues. There is a reason the Slytherin colours include silver. Starts late 70's through canon-ish, very Sev-centric for Parts 1 and 2. Horrible summary, sorry. T and it will earn it. NOT A PAIRING. (Previously Chaos Return to my Embrace)

Sequel to Teeth, though not necessary to read it I suppose. Character study of Elphaba through the Shiz era, based around her bones. Whole host of recognizable characters, only one original, continued from Teeth.

The curse on the Witch of the Woods doesn't go quite as planned and she finds herself in Oz. She is face to face with the Wicked Witch of the West. Will the two Witches get along and reign as good or evil? AU. Into the Woods is information from the movie as a basis. Not sure plans with this.

And never have I felt so deeply at one and the same time so detached from myself and so present in the world. -Albert Camus Elphaba is alone in the Emerald City and contemplates the work she believes she is doing and the life she apparently leads. Bookverse, one-shot. Genres not particularly applicable.

Pointless drabble sort of describing the aftermath of Elphaba's melting. Starts to look at the emptiness and the importance of words in Oz. Brief reference to Son of a Witch. Genres are probably not terribly accurate.

Elphaba Thropp leaves Kiamo Ko. It is a Witch who returns. No one is quite sure if she is the tormentor or the tormented. My attempt to reconcile 'No Good Deed' with the book, that I promptly lost control of. Sucky summary, better story. I promise. COMPLETE

After a mission gone wrong, an injured Elphaba collapses in her house. Fortunately Fiyero is already there. They share a moment that distinguishes between a house and a home. One-shot. Fiyeraba. Bookverse mostly. Inspired by a lyric.