Spring brings a twinkle to a man's eye, his fancy turns to thoughts of love...

Plagued by nightmares, he wants comfort and a story with a happy ending. Lerouxuniverse.

Christine can't tell dream from fantasy in this strange tale of midnight wanderings. 2004 movieverse.

In which Erik attempts to understand love by watching the Comte de Chagny and La Sorelli after performances.

Be careful what you wish for... COMPLETE

Leroux inspired one shot. Erik and the Persian discuss Erik's first job as an assassin. COMPLETE.

Phantom reset in a POW camp in North Vietnam. Better than in sounds.

Raoul and Erik have a civil discussion about life, love, and eternity. Heavily based on the work of Susan Kay. No slash and it's a one-shot phic.

The opera ghost really existed. But he was hardly an isolated phenomenon. Another one shot.

Point of view oneshot from perspective of the oftneglected Ratcatcher, as he muses on rats, opera, and the Phantom.

So he had not pulled away when she kissed him, had kissed her back, and they had fallen and clung together because maybe, just maybe, when you put together two second bests, you could create something that came first. EM, ALW

A mysterious lady appears in Box Five, and Erik encounters something stranger and more malevolent even than himself. Voted Best Written in the Fourth Morbidity Contest.

Vday Morbidity Contest: Most Original and Most Enjoyable. It's Hal's big night...a landmark in his career, respect from the woman he loves. When another actor destroys his ideal life, however, something must be done. Modern edge POTO

First place in PFN's Halloween Morbidity Contest. Christine Daaé, Northern daughter, Flaxen locks and rosy face. Whispers tales her father taught her: Trolls and goblins, dolls and lace...

Moviebased. A possible look inside the Phantom's head between the Rooftop scene and Masquerade.

A oneshot based on Leroux: what was Christine and Raoul's life together like after Erik's death? Takes place at the 1893 Chicago World's Fair.

Raoul is dead, and a daughter of the Vikings seeks revenge. Placed 7th out of 24th in the Third Morbidity Contest. Definitely morbid and disgusting.

Christine finds beauty in the darkness, at a price. How much would you suffer to be happy? What would you give up so that someone you love could be happy? And would it be worth it?