2 years after the events of Season Four, Ericson has finally begun to resemble a home. The walls are stronger. Crops are growing. The children have become young adults at 18. They must balance their forced maturity brought on by this unforgiving world as well as their newfound ability to take things slow and be the children they never got to be. Clementine has adapted to life with one leg. And while her ill-fitted prosthetic now allows her to walk, shes still not as capable as she once was. She insists she's fine, jokes more than she should, and still volunteers for every dangerous supply run despite everyone telling her she doesn't have to prove anything anymore. But she feels useless. She hates needing help. She hates watching AJ become more independent because it reminds her he doesn't need protecting forever. She tells herself she's happy. She's lying. Clementine must get used to the bitter flavour of needing extra help. More so than ever, following a series of events that leave her physically scarred and psychologically damaged. Forever changing our beloved survivor. Violet notices. She always notices. After losing Minnie and nearly losing Clementine, Violet buries herself in solitude. She spends her days exploring abandoned towns with an old Polaroid camera she found a few years after the end of the old world, in the old art department of the boarding school, documenting the beauty that somehow still survives. Flowers breaking through concrete. Walkers frozen beneath winter ice. Children laughing. Proof that the world isn't only horror anymore. She almost never photographs people. Not since before Minnie anyway. Candid portraits used to be her favourite. Now She's terrified they'll disappear before the picture develops. That fear becomes rational when the peace at Ericson is forever disturbed.

18-year-old Clementine thought she had nothing left to lose in the wake of the zombie apocalypse. After a slip-up on a scavenging venture, she finds herself thrust into an old lifestyle -- group living. She must readapt to living with others. Although she's developed such a thick abhorrence for people, maybe she could make some new connections, or even refresh old ones. However, when she finds her new group in peril due to an opposing faction, she finds herself at a crossroads. Will she fight to protect her new home, or lose everything she's learned to care about? Inspired by JGrayDingler's "Young and Young at Heart," and Semi_Sweet's "Salvation," great reads if you haven't checked them out yet. I changed a fair bit of canon events, so please be mindful of that -- I'm sure you're tired of reading the same Violet backstory over and over. WARNING: CONTAINS GRAPHIC CONTENT, INCLUDING MENTIONS OF RAPE.

A/N: This was wrote a long time ago. I might revamp it. In the final showdown, who caused trouble last time is back. They have friends who want to hurt Clem and her makeshift family, but Clem isn't going to go down that easily. Clem's family could be considered broken. Everybody there has a problem. It doesn't matter to Clem, though. Family is what you make it, and Clem made this her family. Now she has to fight for it.

What happens when Clem gets bit? A man is wandering around the school, and he definitely doesn't seem friendly. Will Clem be able to be saved before her bite wears in, or will she face a fate worse than death - Re-animation?

Clem thinks she's finally at peace in Texas Two. That is until a huge change takes place in TT, leading Clem to have to solve the mystery of what happened, or maybe just find a way to fix it all. Will Clem be able to save her reputation as leader in Texas Two by solving the problem, or will Clem let everyone down as life around her crumbles? Find out now in, "In A Heartbeat".

Everything is good again. Everyone is at peace as they continue to live out their crazy lives in a post apocalyptic world at Texas Two. What happens, though, when Clem goes missing, and it seems that she's dead? How will everyone at Texas Two take her death? Especially Violet and AJ? Find out now in "Violet Colored Hearts".

Everything is going good at Texas Two; that is until a familiar face shows back up. A familiar face Clem thought she'd never see again. The man wants revenge for what the people at Texas Two did to him. A soul filled with this much hate and revenge could be dangerous, and he might just be the end of Texas Two.

In a more action packed adventure - still with aspects of love - the badass Clem is back. After the incident that night where she tried to kill herself, Clem grew stronger than ever, and she's just like the badass she was in season 4. In the story of jealousy, romance, and sorrow, follow Clementine as she learns how to handle a relationship while still being badass. Will Clem be able to maintain a healthy relationship with Violet with Minnie around, while still leading Texas Two? Find out now, in "A Fruit And A Flower".

Clem was finally booted out of the house into Ericson's Boarding School after her 'troubled' behavior caused the death of her beloved uncle, Lee. Upon arrival she finds her heart being torn in half by two wildly different people