Category Archives: Story

Hopefully at this point it goes without saying, but here now for the first time is what really happened the night of Rabenholz’s Elysium 2.0 (aka 3/22/16, part 1 and part 2. Note that the way the scene has been … Continue reading →

The following segment parallels the events of 2/22/16 , 3/01/16, and 3/08/16, with a secret scene completed as well, as Scout infiltrates the Chantry and the culmination of her plans are set in motion. Content warnings are minimal.

Sorry for the delay, just end of semester drama as usual, but I promise to get to the scenes everyone’s been waiting for before the end of the year! The following scene covers Scout’s events of the episodes 2/16/16 and … Continue reading →

The following scene parallels the events of 2/09/16 and 2/16/16. Content warnings are minimal.

The following segment directly parallels events of 2/02/16 but from the angle of Scout’s perspective, as well as completing one secret-scene phone-call. Content warnings apply. Also just a reminder for any new visitors clicking in to the landing page: first … Continue reading →

The following short scene is a secret scene that occurred off-screen early during the events of 1/26/16 (round about the time that Georgia was eating Jawahar). Some of the dialogue is as-played between Jason and I but roughly half of … Continue reading →

The following segment covers Scout’s perspective of the main-line events at the very end of 1/7/16 and beginning of 1/19/16. Content warnings apply.

The following picks up immediately after the events at the end of the last episode and completes a secret-scene from 1/7/16 . Since it was an off-screen scene–and thus not tangled up with other characters in a load-bearing way–I ended … Continue reading →

The following segment fills in a lot of subtext and completes two missing-scenes from the 12/17/15 episode. There’s a lot of characters moving in and around each other’s scenes in this one, so if you haven’t already been doing so, … Continue reading →

We briefly interrupt the extended stories of Scout for a moment of fan-girl cross-promotion. One of my all-time favorite authors is a lesser-known Canadian scifi writer named James Alan Gardner. His stories are deeply creative and, much like Terry Pratchett, … Continue reading →