Fate and destiny also play a big role in Brave so much that I decided to write an essay about that, too. This is also a belated birthday gift for my good friend Princess Merida. :)

One year has passed since the 'bear incident'. Merida's and Elinor's relationship is much improven but one day the queen comes with chocking news. The three clans decides to pay the clan DunBroch a visit in order to let there sons try to win the young princess' heart. Merida decides to let them be her friends, nothing more. And nothing will change that decission...

"Marriage? Mother, you can't be serious." The red head groaned, dropping on the bed dramatically. "I am deathly serious, Fergus, and stand up straight." How Elinor and Fergus met, fell in love, and married...not necessarily in that order.

With six wee children, Merida has her hands full. Thunder storms don't make it any easy, but luckily there is always a story on hand waiting to be told. **Children are mine, Merida belongs to Pixar Studios** PLEASE LEAVE A REVIEW.

You would need to read "Once a Year" by Jessicac6 to understand this.

A few months after the witch's spell had been broken, things were finally returning to normal in the Scottish Highlands. Although Merida has yet to find her knight in shining armor, things change when a mysterious visitor shows up. Secrets will be revealed, bonds will be formed and patience put to the test as our heroine tackles the challenges that fate continues to throw at her

The Castle of Dunbroch was in a deep sorrow and the princess decided to change the way things are. What would she do? will she be able to succeed?

Elinor and Merida had a great relationship when Merida was younger. What happened that made Elinor tighten the reins on her daughter? This is a story about Merida, and a mysterious girl named Ilene who is an herbalist healer in the castle with a past she keeps to herself. (This is a bad summary i know).

"The Laird and his Lady are now abed." She said clearly, taking a deep breath to support her words over the crowd gathered. "But we are not and the night is still young, shall we return to the dance and finish the Lord Macintosh's wine?" MerGuffin, mentions of Young Macintosh/OFC. A one-shot continuation of 'A Merry War'.

A Mother's Day drabble.

Kally is a HUGE Brave fan.Her brother and sister, eh, not so much. When Kally and her family take a their spring break trip to Scotland. Everything Kally imagined is about to become reality. And Kally is about to see what Scotland used to be like. Yet in one way, something seems normal. Will she and Merida learn to be the best of friends, even though they are born centuries apart?

The Kingdom of Dunbroch was finally at peace. Elinor and Merida became too close and their relationship is much better than before. but what if one day her beloved mother will be kidnap by the witch? How will Merida save her mother from the evil witch?

The King is in debt to Lord Maxwell, so he promises his son his daughter's hand in marriage but when the princess starts falling for another suitor, can the King put his debt aside and let his daughter choose her suitor?

It is the year 936 and King Fergus has died. Hamish has been crowned King of Alba, but at only seventeen years old he finds himself unready to face the hardships ahead. Elinor, now Queen Mother, must struggle to keep her kingdom together as her nephew, King Athelstan of Wessex, invades Scotland. First in "The Stone of Destiny" series.

What if the witch's curse was really unfixable? What if Queen Elinor and the triplets were bears forever, forced to live in the forest? Follow them on their struggle for survival as they face many enemies and make a new friend along the way. Please review! IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT up now!

It took one fateful night for them to close each other's opened wounds

Just what is it with those triplets?

A short, sweet story told to expound upon Merida's love for her friends, and perhaps the deeper love of a little something more? I changed the story name for it was far too close to another here, sorry deary!

A strange new foreigner who says strange things appears in the land DunBroch. As summer approaches, Kenda, the foreigner, becomes very skittish around everyone. When the raven that had been accompanying here flies away, she vanishes into the night.

Whether you perceive the story of the demon bear Mor'du as mere legend, or suspect it as cold, hard truth, this is the tale of a kingdom's fall from existence, and a prince's fall from grace.