Post-Movie AU, Sometimes things in life don't go quite like you thought they would, but even if you had a support system could you still handle it? The story of how Tom and Jackie made themselves a little person, looking more into the months leading up to it and how they deal with something that they had never really considered. Will update as much as possible.

Tom measures time in pancakes. Meant as a companion piece to "A Way In". Warning for tetchy discussions of mental illness and mild lewdness.

Mental Hospital 'verse.They always tell you not to go grocery shopping when you're hungry and Tom's quite the triple threat: hungry, cranky, and tired. Surrounded by food and normalcy, but unable to partake. Then again, it doesn't help much when your 30-something mind and your 5-year-old emotional maturity insist on battling it out. Warning for food fear, potential OCD triggers.

Future AU. Movie-verse, ten-ish years after Tom's death. A sort of play off of procedural dramas. OC perspective, Sebs-centric speculation of how he came to some kind of peace with Tom's crimes. Officer Dixon has no sympathy for murderers and even less for murderers that have committed sexual assault. Some evidence recently brought to light may tie two cold cases together.

AU Jersey Wolf-verse . Anonymous O.C. perspective. A one-eyed, almost-groom and a disaffected gay guy walk into a strip club. It sounds like a bad joke, if bad jokes were excessively wordy. Chaos, reassurance, and sparkles ensue.

A snapshot of Tom maybe a month before the events of the movie. A nervous breakdown of epic proportions, featuring an anonymous coffee shop and Tom's anxiety. Warning for feelings of anxiety, bullying.

Post-Movie AU, The trio goes out for a day at the beach to enjoy the nice weather and the sights, sounds, and smells of the shore. Tom feels rather at home amongst the sun and sand. Life doesn't have to be depressing all the time. Jackie's POV

Post Movie where Tom is dead. Sebs is tired of hearing everyone's empty words of sympathy and would just like some quiet, but there's one more person who wants to add their input to the whole situation.

AU: Post-Movie Tom having some difficulty deciding what the right thing to do when it comes to his friendship with Jackie and his past. Should he come clean or just pretend it never happened? What are the consequences of honesty?

Post-Movie AU: It's been about three years, maybe more since that Christmas Eve, and Tom still hasn't quite gotten used to life in the "real world". He can't sleep so his mind starts to wander on where he's ended up. TomxJackie

Post-Movie, AU. Tom's having a pretty good day save for being a bit achy and of course stuck in a mental hospital. However, he receives a visit from someone he's been hoping to never see again. As you can imagine he doesn't react very well.

AU, Post Movie. Tom interacts with one of his fellow patients, and has some uncomfortable realizations about his own behavior. Sometimes it's just best to accept that there's nothing you can do.

If Tom had known about this, he'd have sworn that he raised Teddy better. A mildly silly bit of character sketch for Teddy, inspired by a Jim Gaffigan routine about how birthdays suck. Warning for sexuality.

Karl's seen plenty of people come and go without giving it much thought. Of course when a rookie comes to you for help it's rather hard to ignore them. Especially when they're weirdly opinionated young men with strange ideals and too many words.

Post-incident. Just because Tom's hospital sentence is over doesn't mean he's better. Tom's breakdown took a lot out of both Tom and Sebs and his recovery isn't looking any easier. Hurty bromance stuff since this is what happens when I try to write happy.

Combination prose poem/soliloquy, mostly an experiment in stream-of-consciousness. Tom experiences the circular 'joys' of self-loathing, post-incident. Warning for dense-ass block of text. Tom's presence counts as a warning for pretty much anything else.

Sebs always gets a little cranky this time of year now but that's understandable, considering. And furthermore, Tom may or may not be a cat.

Tom being retrospective on his actions during the movie and pondering the question that will forever loom over his head no matter what he does. Warning: You may die from angst and my terrible sense of humor.

AU, Another installment of Tom and Jackie's adventures. No one's ever eager to meet the parents. No one.

Pre-Movie: Tom decides he can't take sunny California life and confides in the one person he feels will appreciate this fact, however, the reveal doesn't go quite as well as planned.

Jim just wanted to go home for the holidays and get some rest, possibly forget about all the stupid things for a while. Unfortunately waiting in the darkness was a snarling beast with fangs and claws.

Pre-Movie in sunny California. It's time for the ever important senior prom, and Tom could really do with a little less people drama. Of course, in trying to solve his problem he just finds more. Just another straw added to the camel's back.

AU, Several months after "Regaining My Humanity", a look inside Jackie's mind about the whole situation between her and Tom. Ponderings and some Tom being a bit dopey and weirdly thoughtful.

Sebs would like to say that he handled Tom's death well. He'd like to say a lot of things...

Sebs was having a bad day, Tom realized. He should have just left him to it.