Merlin is the nature director at Camp Avalon, Arthur is a dick (but maybe cares?), and Merlin really hates pranks. OR Merlin and Arthur work at a boy scout camp. Slash if you squint

Some of the greatest mysteries of the world aren't very large, or even particularly important. Indeed, it's the simple questions that keep us up at night. Mostly they are ones like where the missing socks in the dryer go, or what exactly the function of a rubber duck is. Blaine Anderson, never one for tradition, was pondering a completely different question.

When Mr. Schue assigns everyone to sing a song about their relationship with their parents, the last person you would expect to sing an angst filled song is cheerful, charming Blaine. Kurt knows better. And if he wasn't worried enough before about Blaine's home life, his boyfriend singing a song about going to war gives him plenty of cause for concern.

This is a little scene that could have taken place right after Hazel and Augustus published the article to sell her swingset, where they talk about their nonexistent futures and daydreams and childhood cliches.

When Neal sees a suspicious man outside of the FBI building, he should have known it was bad news. It soon becomes clear just how much trouble he and Peter are in. Just a little whump story.

What if Larson really was going after Neal in Point Blank? Except everything didn't go as planned, and more people start getting hurt. It's up to Peter to find Neal before it's too late. Lots of Neal whump, especially in later chapters.