"Oh, swear not by the moon, the inconstant moon, that monthly changes in her circled orb- lest that thy love prove likewise variable.” Sirius Black's long and fraught love affair with Remus Lupin, and all the growing pains that came with it.

Martín and Mirko, troubled as often as caring.

Twelve years ago Remus Lupin was sentenced to life in Azkaban Prison for the murder of Peter Pettigrew. Now, he has escaped. Sirius Black must face a past he has long sought to forget, and wonders if- should worse come to worst- he really can stand to destroy the only person he ever truly fell in love with.

A stray bullet on the beach in Cuba killed Charles Xavier. Years later, Erik Lehnsherr- escaped from the prison beneath the Pentagon, on the run from all authorities- returns to the mansion in Westchester, which was closed off after the death of its owner and has not been inhabited for years... At least, not by anyone still living.

Paul fails the test given to him by the Bene Gesserit, and is killed by the Gom Jabbar. Unfortunately for Duncan Idaho, he doesn't stay dead for long.

Sequel to 'Dream-Girl and the Desert Mouse'.

Paul goes unexpectedly into heat while staying with the Fremen on Arrakis. Chani wants very much to be chivalrous- but Paul's special, just like he always is.

Erik and Charles (known only to each other by the letters inscribed on their wrists) are meant to be together, soulmates, destined for the most powerful kind of love and connection a human being can experience. But of course, Charles and Erik aren't ordinary children- They have their gifts.

Erik decides to stay at the mansion in Westchester after the defeat of En Sabah Nur. He wants to rekindle the relationship he had with Charles before Cuba, but Charles doesn't understand why- he doesn't think he can give Erik what he wants, not anymore.

Erik and Charles, their relationship expanded beyond what the camera sees in First Class. Featuring two endings, with a division following the beach scene.

Chani measures the moon, and realizes she has not bled on time.

Paul wanders too far- thankfully, Chani is there to bring him back.

The rumours continue to rise. Chani wonders if she alone among the Fremen has doubts about Paul Atreides.

Chani has begun training the would-be Messiah, Paul Atreides, in the ways of the desert.

Paul falls ill on Arrakis, and Chani cares for him.

Chani pays a nighttime visit to the newcomer in the Fremen's midst, but he is not awake to heed her.

Paul sets foot for the first time in the Fremen's sietch after his battle with Jamis. His visions have only increased in their vividness- in many of them, he sees Chani.

Eighty-five years after the Promised Day, Envy is a weak thing (don’t they always end up as such?) with only a fragment of a Philosopher’s Stone to keep them going. But it doesn’t matter. Kimblee is there.

"I just love bright red drinks."

Pale skin flashing in the corners of his eyes, fingertips with a touch as hard and cold as stone, wild laughter that rose into the clear desert sky... Kimblee loved the war, as he had known he would. But he hadn’t expected this.