#alternative ending

There are two way I think you can do a story like this, one hans used all his time trying to find a way to kill elsa than anna.

nurse nostalgia for the stars long dead

Summary:

The priest was content, or at least a close approximation of it. His post was obscure and insignificant: a beautiful little chapel that serviced an equally quaint village. He had his books and his solitude, and that seemed enough.

Then, like some Grimmian tale, a stranger slunk out of the darkness, threatening to upend his existence with a smile. And now the priest found himself plagued with questions like what if, and why not, and…even more troubling, why haven’t I before?

It was the last question that kept him up at night and followed him when he slept.

Title is from a poem called Disorientation by astrophysicist, Katie Mack.

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I was given two beautiful songs for the Maggie’s Record Shop Event on the Do It With Style discord server (thank you to the wonderful mods for that): “From Eden” and “No Plan”, both by Hozier.

I set out to make this quaint demon/priest story, that turned into a love across lifetimes story, and a story about memory loss and finding those memories again, and the Book of Life and…

If you loved season 3, good! Love it, cherish it! I never want the joy you've found in these characters to fade. And I think that this story dovetails well with the cannon ending.

Summary:

Dani feels the pull of the Lady of the Lake growing stronger with each passing day. She knows there isn't much time left before she's gone. But Jamie isn't ready to let go of her wife.

As a last desperate attempt to change their fate, they return to Bly Manor, hoping the answers buried in the past might finally break the Lady of the Lake’s hold over Dani.

Lydia: If you don't want to tell me your sins you can head right to hell.