A happy conclusion to the tale. (which obviously implies AU). Eugene/Vincent, of course, as it should have been.

I wrote this as a creative response in my year eleven English exam and I found it recently and I like it :) It's basically the final swim from Anton's perspective. Sorry about the cliché ending, had to incorporate the prompt somehow :P

Sad, somewhat fluffy, story told in Vincent's point of view. A few days before Titan, and a few days after Titan. WARNING: Slash story, Jerome&Vincent pairing. Disclaimer. Rated T just to be safe. R/R please? First gattaca story.

A quick one-shot based on the greatest scene in the entire movie R&R and enjoy! :)

"I shouldn't get involved in other people," Vincent mumbled his reply. "It should be just you and me. Like this. Forever."

After all, there can only be ONE Jerome Morrow.

Dengarkan alunan itu, dan akan kuajarkan mengenai makna hidup

El primer pensamiento que le cruza por la mente cuando siente las llamas lamer su cuerpo no es 'Voy a morir'. —Drabble, Jerome.

Vincent is an Invalid. He has the incurable disease of being born with no DNA modification. His younger brother, Anton, is the perfect child. When the prejudice gets too much for Vincent to handle, will he accept the chance to escape it all?

A story in which Eugene and Vincent have a conversation about ice cream.

He's got his future laid out in front of him, and he asks about you. You, well - you're going straight up, same as he is. But you don't say that. /You always were a good liar./ Jerome, Vincent. Gen.

Everyone wants to live on; some must find a new way to do so. Vincent post-Gattaca

Manusia invalid dan manusia valid itu hanya omong kosong belaka. Manusia sama adanya. Sama-sama makhluk ciptaan-Nya yang masih jauh dari kesempurnaan. Kau percaya Tuhan kan Irene?

Vincent is a better Jerome anyway./Burning in the incinerator is such a fine way to die, isn't it? Short, disjointed, Jerome Eugene Morrow.

Tarde o temprano todos te dejan, ¿por qué él debería ser diferente?

¿Quieres bailar?

Here's the thing about being perfect: you wouldn't know how not to be one. Vincent, Eugene, gen.

Years after the movie, Vincent and Irene contemplate starting a family. Vincent/Irene, with Vincent/Jerome feelings alluded to. Not from the same continuity as 'Obsession'.

A poem, based of this wonderful film. From Vincent's point of view, of course, with an artistic flair. Not too much.

What can a young boy do when he learns to read? Vincent-centric oneshot.

Tells the story of an invalid teenager's suffering around the year 2040, where the world is forced into perfection. Was initially written as an essay for school.

A one shot set after the events in Gattaca, follows Dr. Lamar's children's fight against the social taboos that they have had to live with

Jerome Eugene Morrow's thoughts about a certain Vincent Freeman, along with an alternate ending.

One-shot about Jerome

Eugene has a conversation with God.