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Fics Living In My Head
For one reason or another, I'm never going to get around to writing these. But it's entirely possible someone else will.
- House, AU, the only significant change being that Wilson is about a 4.6 on the Kinsey scale and moving out from there - his knowing that and accepting it, getting a boyfriend, hiding the parts of his life and his struggles to keep them apart even after they come crashing together. I always think of the boyfriend as being a chemist working on his PhD at Rutger's, who's also in the oncology field.
Scenes I imagine: Wilson and his boyfriend showing up at House's place post-infarction, a while after Stacy's left, with House seeing the boyfriend for the first time and laughing he's the other man, and during All In, when Wilson brings his boyfriend, he and House tease each other about who they'd sleep with if they were straight and gay, respectively, Wilson finally bringing his boyfriend to the team when House calls him away from the table, and the morning after, the three men sitting around and joking. (House's answer is Clint Eastwood.)
- House, AU, that sequel to Uniforming (Made to Seem). Cameron dealing with a tumor in her humerus, ending up with her disabled much like House, in part because of all the growth she went through late in life. Very melancholy, ultimately hopeful, as she knows all there is to do is keep moving forward. She'd end up using forearm crutches. It'd also include some dealing with androgynes and their elastic endocrine systems, and her getting closer to House and possibly getting a queer boyfriend.
- House, AU, that sequel to Left of West. House trying to navigate his life after his best friend dies, he's sleeping with his boss, and he has a completely new team of fellows. Kutner has a tail like a rat, not strong enough to support his weight but very telling of his moods, which few people bother to try to interpret, and there'd be some dealing with the culture he's not a part of anymore as well.
- Lost, sequel, Miles/Richard where Miles finds out Jacob's gift to him was actually Jacob giving a gift to his mother so in case of his death, Miles would still have his abilities. Richard explains it was intended for Miles, and that it was a gift to his mother, and "it belongs to you."
- Being John Malkovich, Craig/Emily, with Emily having an imaginary friend in her head all her life named Craig who gives her advice, helps her with spelling, and is always there for her, and eventually gets her to push him out of her head when she's twenty-three, waiting by the car at the side of the New Jersey turnpike to pick him up and take him home with her. If I felt I could do this to the level of disturbing horror it'd deserve, I might give it a shot.
- Pirates of the Caribbean, reincarnation AUs. Jack stumbled onto immortality somehow, and meets up with Norrington in LA in the mid-1990s. Norrington, being reincarnated, is cast as Freddy Rodriguez, works as a narcotics officer, and has about half his memories intact - the half that lets him know he's better off without the rest. Will is born female this time and works as a sculptor with metal as her medium, Elizabeth is born male this time and meets a handsome woman at her gallery opening, and once again it's love at first sight, genderqueered and still pure.
- Supreme Power/Squadron Supreme, sequel to the cliffhanger at the end of Straczynski's run, where Redstone kills Amphibian, setting Joe Ledger off on a rampage which cumulates in the wholesale destruction of most of Southern California and parts of Mexico, and the death of Redstone after Ledger flies him up into space and leaves him there to suffocate. Mark Millar works as a part-time bagger/shelf stocker in an unremarkable grocery store in an unremarkable town. Every so often he goes to see Joe, who lives alone in the barren wastelands, still mourning.
- House, AU, the only significant change being that Wilson is about a 4.6 on the Kinsey scale and moving out from there - his knowing that and accepting it, getting a boyfriend, hiding the parts of his life and his struggles to keep them apart even after they come crashing together. I always think of the boyfriend as being a chemist working on his PhD at Rutger's, who's also in the oncology field.
Scenes I imagine: Wilson and his boyfriend showing up at House's place post-infarction, a while after Stacy's left, with House seeing the boyfriend for the first time and laughing he's the other man, and during All In, when Wilson brings his boyfriend, he and House tease each other about who they'd sleep with if they were straight and gay, respectively, Wilson finally bringing his boyfriend to the team when House calls him away from the table, and the morning after, the three men sitting around and joking. (House's answer is Clint Eastwood.)
- House, AU, that sequel to Uniforming (Made to Seem). Cameron dealing with a tumor in her humerus, ending up with her disabled much like House, in part because of all the growth she went through late in life. Very melancholy, ultimately hopeful, as she knows all there is to do is keep moving forward. She'd end up using forearm crutches. It'd also include some dealing with androgynes and their elastic endocrine systems, and her getting closer to House and possibly getting a queer boyfriend.
- House, AU, that sequel to Left of West. House trying to navigate his life after his best friend dies, he's sleeping with his boss, and he has a completely new team of fellows. Kutner has a tail like a rat, not strong enough to support his weight but very telling of his moods, which few people bother to try to interpret, and there'd be some dealing with the culture he's not a part of anymore as well.
- Lost, sequel, Miles/Richard where Miles finds out Jacob's gift to him was actually Jacob giving a gift to his mother so in case of his death, Miles would still have his abilities. Richard explains it was intended for Miles, and that it was a gift to his mother, and "it belongs to you."
- Being John Malkovich, Craig/Emily, with Emily having an imaginary friend in her head all her life named Craig who gives her advice, helps her with spelling, and is always there for her, and eventually gets her to push him out of her head when she's twenty-three, waiting by the car at the side of the New Jersey turnpike to pick him up and take him home with her. If I felt I could do this to the level of disturbing horror it'd deserve, I might give it a shot.
- Pirates of the Caribbean, reincarnation AUs. Jack stumbled onto immortality somehow, and meets up with Norrington in LA in the mid-1990s. Norrington, being reincarnated, is cast as Freddy Rodriguez, works as a narcotics officer, and has about half his memories intact - the half that lets him know he's better off without the rest. Will is born female this time and works as a sculptor with metal as her medium, Elizabeth is born male this time and meets a handsome woman at her gallery opening, and once again it's love at first sight, genderqueered and still pure.
- Supreme Power/Squadron Supreme, sequel to the cliffhanger at the end of Straczynski's run, where Redstone kills Amphibian, setting Joe Ledger off on a rampage which cumulates in the wholesale destruction of most of Southern California and parts of Mexico, and the death of Redstone after Ledger flies him up into space and leaves him there to suffocate. Mark Millar works as a part-time bagger/shelf stocker in an unremarkable grocery store in an unremarkable town. Every so often he goes to see Joe, who lives alone in the barren wastelands, still mourning.