Why does Papa Ge allow Ti Moune to trade her soul for Daniel's? It is not just because of his bet with Erzulie. It may have something to do with the past. There was once on this island another girl who did the same thing years before Ti Moune...

Asaka decides to help Ti Moune in any way she can. But why? Maybe she reminds her of someone she knew a long time ago. Asaka's Point of view.

Agwe and Papa Ge were first, then Asaka came a bit later. Rules have strictly governed the island of Haiti and it's rules. When Erzulie shows up, how will she upset them? Agwe/Papa Ge. Erzulie/Papa Ge. ABANDON

Papa Ge and Agwe's thoughts about...i dunno...Stuff...Just read it and then just...ya...a one-shot, btw...

Before Ti Moune and Daniel, before the peasants and grand homme, there were four children placed in control of the island. four children that didn't get along. When the youngest tries her hardest to pull them together, they get to know each other, closely

Erzulie and Papa Ge get into an argument over why blurring "lines" preset by time and wisdom is dangerous. Then he offers a favor, and realizes that, for her, his dark nature every day is blurred, and...grey. Oneshot. Erzulie/Papa Ge

Once On This Island- After Ti Moune's death, Papa Ge contemplates what the peasant girl meant to him and his fellow Gods. And will history repeat itself, with Daniel and Andrea's son?

Why does Eurilie finally agree to let her little Ti Moune go find her love? perhaps, because she too once defied the gods for the one she loved. chapters are really short...

Asaka and Agwe make a bet about Erzulie and Papa Ge. Perzuge. one-shot.

The gods realize what foolishness their games are. Updated! Erzulie/Papa Ge

Papa Ge pokes a bit of fun at Erzulie's character and realizes something more. Changes POV between Papa Ge and Erzulie. OotI

Summary: Why should death be feared? When Papa Ge visits her tree, Ti Moune decides that there is no reason, so long as death is kind.