1812 Stories

She was hired to serve. And so she does. When a young woman arrives at Thornfield Manor to take up the role of lady's maid, she brings with her no name, no history, and no questions she is willing to answer. She is capable beyond expectation, unnervingly composed, and always watched by a small bird that never leaves her shoulder. Thornfield is a house that does not welcome curiosity, yet it is steeped in it. Lady Ravenna Thornfield, fragile of mind, keeps her close. The master of the house keeps his distance. And Charles Thornfield, heir and observer, watches her with an interest that unsettles more than it flatters. Within the manor's shadowed corridors, books whisper in unfamiliar hands, doors murmur secrets they were never meant to keep, and the line between servant and family begins to thin. She is not merely employed. She is being tested. As affection sharpens into something perilous and devotion slips toward obsession, the maid must decide whether anonymity is her shield or her prison. Some truths, once spoken, cannot be returned to silence. And some households are not meant to survive the revelation of who is truly standing within their walls. A Gothic historical romance of quiet power, dangerous intimacy, and the cost of being seen. The Strange Maid is a slow-burn tale of class, control, and the perilous allure of belonging.

You know the story of The Great Comet of 1812. But what you don't know is the story of Sariya Kuragin, Anatole's wife. Sariya is a young girl in love with a charming young man who one day appears injured and in need at her door. There is nothing she wants more than to be with him and be happy. When Sariya's father comes home and discovers a bleeding Anatole being cared for by his youngest daughter, he forces the two to be married, much to Sariya's delight. They move to Moscow to be with Anatole's family. But then everything goes wrong.

A troubled young girl finds herself stalked after her parents leave for a work trip.

this is a fiction short story I wrote about the Aboriginals and the war please enjoy.

While the nation fights in The War of 1812, Amelia Samuels fights her own battle. Her father is forcing her to marry Thomas Van Martin, the son of the wealthiest man in Millersport. Thomas is everything she's against in a man and the last thing she wants is for him to be her husband. When she has nobody to turn to, she befriends Patrick Buchanan, the village stranger. After falling in love, Amelia and Patrick discover the reason behind her unwanted engagement but Amelia finds herself in grave danger before she can make things right. Amelia's Story is about a village seeking the truth. It's what happens when one man's mistakes effects the entire community. Though the residents of Millersport never learn the complete truth, the readers of this story will know exactly what happened that frightful night of August 25, 1813.

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Have I fallen helplessly in love with this musical/book? Yes. Yes I have. Here are a collection of shitposts for the fandom. All credit goes to the original creators for their posts!

❝in nineteenth century russia, we write letters.❞ to everyone except for anatole, it is very obvious that dolokhov is in love with his best friend. after anatole left for petersburg after the failed abduction, dolokhov was devastated. dolokhov didn't know how to deal with his feelings, but then started to write letters to anatole but never send them. these would get his emotions out, right? however, his good friend couldn't stand to see him sad all the time. ❝we put down in writing what is happening in our minds.❞ headcanon: sonya is good friends with dolokhov. ships: natasha/andrei, dolokhov/anatole, (implied) hélène/pierre

This is a poem about a sailor from 1812 or something...

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( Based on the Roblox experience: Guts & Blackpowder. ) They were interrupted by those rotting, once-dead bodies that ravaged three quarters of Europe's population. The quantity is unimaginable, invading and taking over cities, even islands. Meet Sergeant Charles Sang, a French soldat. A horrid disease takes over Europe, but somehow, only one place is unaffected. [ DOES NOT FOLLOW CANONICAL LORE ]

Stephen Decatur returns to his wife (you) after a few months at sea. He relays the story of his journey. Oneshot.

WARNING: might cause lemon writers....

This is My first book hope you in joy

An overlap of Ghost Quartet and The Great Comet of 1812. Oh mmy. A bunch of different types of overlaps and parallels between both stories, different in each chapter.

WORK IN PROGRESS