1933 Stories

just showing you my ocs and creatures of this skull island I hope you enjoy just disclaimer I don't own any creatures or ideas of this it all belongs to Peter jackson, but the ocs are mine since I made them.

[Livre original : Mon ami Frédéric - Hans Peter Richter] En Allemagne, avant la guerre, deux enfants sont inséparables. L'un d'eux s'appelle Frédéric. Il est Juif. Mais lorsqu'Hitler prend le pouvoir, en 1933, il a décidé que les Juifs n'ont pas le droit de vivre : on les insulte, on les chasse, et bientôt Frédéric est renvoyé de l'école... 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 28, 29.

A Short Story. A boy and a girl: love can be cruel, but the world can be crueller.

This is a mortal au where Nico and Will are best friends since they where around two years old, there parents always thought that their children where just best friends, but really they were both crushing on each other. But Nico and Will have been taught that being gay is bad. All rights go to Rick Riordan

A preposterous time. An unlikely friendship. A remarkable saviour. No questions asked. That was the relationship. Ⓒ welkinist 2018

Ernest B. Schoedsack and Merian C. Cooper's King Kong (33) was not only one of the most successful films of it era, it became something of a phenomenon whose influence can be felt throughout popular culture, not just in films as diverse as Inoshiro Honda's Gojira (54) and Jim Sharman's The Rocky Horror Picture Show (75). Kong himself, much to the filmmakers' surprise, took on a life of his own as a cultural icon, with different societies conferring their own status and meaning onto the figure of the giant ape. As the production was one of the few outright smash hits that RKO had during its turbulent existence, the studio were obviously very keen to exploit this success as quickly as possible and to this end reunited many of the cast and crew from the original production to quickly and cheaply (at $290,000, less than half the budget allocated to the earlier work) make a sequel. Astonishingly, despite the technical complexity of the project, The Son of Kong debuted a mere eight months after the premier of its parent.

New York, 1933. Carol Elias' last day in New York is spent at a bon fire in the woods before she flies off to Georgia, U.S.A for medical school. Elliot, her long life best friend, confessed his love to her and he is as madly in love with her as she is with him. They confessed little too late and hearts are broken knowing that they will have no contact until Carol finishes her 7 years in medical school. On top of that, scary urban legends must be told at the bon fire but this one had her feared. The Face, is the name, the incident supposingly happened just recently back at her future medical school. She can't bare to hear the rest of it, but what she does not know is that the legend will follow her through medical school, corrupting her sanity and damaging the love between her and Elliot they once embarked back at the bon fire.

your love of your life is a private eye (Some spicy parts but not like lemon spicy just like kisses *NO TOUNGE KISS*)

After an Egyptian boy attempts to steal a Mummy's golden staff from a tomb, he unleashes yet another curse on the people. In London, England, Tom and his girlfriend Elizabeth, spend the night in the Museum where death and mysterious accidents have happened the previous night, and vow to see evidence of a Mummy. And, when they're in trouble, Sir Roger Banks, Professor James O'Lang, and Sir Emory DuPont, are forced to rescue them. The scary sequel to the children's thriller "Sarcophagus of the Mummy". Rated PG for some violence, strong, adult themes, strong, supernatural themes. Warning: FOR READERS 13 YEARS AND OVER. FOR FANS OF MUMMY MOVIES AND BOOKS.

The year is 1933, you married a wanted person but he gives you a soft side of him but there a lot a crazy journey that you have to go through.

All Y/n life is has been second to her sister Grace Freddie and her father always picked Grace over Y/n. She had always loved Freddie but she knew Freddie loved Grace. But moving on was the worse idea she ever made. (I don't own the beekeeper's daughter. The book belongs to Santa Montefiore.) (I will not be writing the same speak that is in the book.)

Genevieve's biggest comfort in life has always been dancing. When she stood on stage she could easily forget the bullies, the hardships, the problems of being a Jewish orphan in Hitler's Germany and become somebody else. So when she's given the opportunity to escape Berlin and become part of a family she couldn't be happier. With a pair of Lilac slippers and a head-full of dreams she's well on her way to happiness. Then Genevieve's dream is altered by the arrival of Patrice; a brooding musical protege with a massive chip on his shoulder. Genevieve can't stand his callous attitude yet she finds herself drawn to him. They share a love of the arts and both have pasts they'd rather leave behind. But will social conventions, reputations and their own ambition get in the way?