Foundingfathers Stories

After death, the greatest minds in early American history awaken in a place they cannot understand-a vast, silent observation chamber known only as The Glass Room. From here, they can see the living world. But the living world cannot see them. No voices cross the divide. No warnings can be given. No intervention is possible. They are forced into eternal observation-watching centuries unfold through one-way panes of glass, like prisoners behind a mirror in an interrogation room where history is both suspect and evidence. What they witness is not the nation they once knew-but something that grew far beyond their design. A modern world of overwhelming scale, fractured trust, accelerating information, and constant political tension. Every decision echoes outward. Every consequence compounds. Every assumption they once held is tested against outcomes they never could have foreseen. At first, they try to understand it. Then they begin to argue. Was the system flawed from the start-or corrupted over time? Is instability the price of freedom, or the sign of collapse? And if a republic survives but no longer resembles its creators' intent... does it still mean success? As the Founding Fathers fracture into competing interpretations of their own legacy, the Glass Room becomes more than an afterlife. It becomes an endless debate between philosophy and reality. Between intention and consequence. Between what a nation was built to be-and what it became without permission. A political psychological thriller about power, time, and irreversible history, The Glass Room asks one haunting question: What happens when the architects of a system can only watch it evolve... and realize they no longer agree on what they built?

When the founding fathers get struck by lightning, they are teleported into the future. Where a confused cast try to figure out how to send them home.

History tells us the Boston Tea Party was about taxes. Earl Greyson says it was about dominance. And theater. And bergamot. In this long-suppressed memoir, forgotten Founding Father and self-proclaimed "Brewmaster of Rebellion" Earl Greyson finally spills the scandalous truth behind America's most infamous dunking. From candlelit conspiracies to steamy symbolism, Earl recounts how a room full of indecisive men became the world's first teabaggers-under his bold, citrus-scented guidance.

A book of one/two/multishots for everybody's favorite founding fathers!

Harry Potter finally gets out of the Dursleys after finding out he's a wizard. On his journey at Hogwarts he faces the man who killed his parents. How will he react? NOT MINE ORIGINAL AUTHOR- J.K ROLLING I OWN NOTHING I JUST WANT TO ADD IT HERE

Guys please stop messaging me, I wrote this when I was 12.

This a fan fic with George Washington and Alexander Hamilton written for ya'll by people. It's pretty fantastic by the way.

ronald mcdonald x wendy (a collaborative effort)

this are just some pictures of Hamilton i have which is alot ill uptade like once a week so if you dont like dont read but if u do read then hope u enjoy. ~💊ana_gives_heals_ 💉 10/20/17 12/27/17

Richard acts like he's extremely fine, when truly he isn't. The only person who makes him show how he feels, slowly, is Thomas Jefferson. Thomas makes him actually have a reason to live after he loses both his wives and most of his children. Thomas has always done this to Richard that Richard starts falling in love with him. As he slowly has deep feelings for Thomas, he starts not hugging him, nor touching him. In which, Thomas is confused as to why. When he touches Richard, Richard can't look him in the eye. But slowly Thomas shows that he had developed feelings for Richard too. But in response to everything Thomas does to show it, is escaping, or hiding. Soon, Thomas begins to get annoyed with such reactions, and when they're together at Thomas' place, he makes Richard know that he feels the same, as Richard almost kisses him many times. This story is JefferLee, and is set in the 1700s, when they're both congress men, and delegates of Virginia. Warning, there may be sexual contact between the two later. There is also self harm and extreme depression. Since Richard did both those things, but the chapters with these themes always end on a happy note! Ps. The depression part is something important to me, for I have bad depression as well... not to the point where I self harm, GOD NO. But to the point where the other things go on... do not think I'm exaggerating, because what I write on it is what depression is...

George x Thomas Jefferson 🥺 they decide to go on a date together at Olive Garden!

Letters and other stuff from founding fathers Keep in mind that I'm not claiming any of these or the research done Most letters found on national archives founders online (one of the links: https://founders.archives.gov/documents/Hamilton/01-26-02-0001-0248) Some are just duel accounts not letters

Hellooo welcome to I-tell-you-weird-and-funny-things-about-the-Founding-Fathers. Hope you enjoy!

A Seven Nation Army parody by our good man T-Paine and his beloved printing press. Initially written as a school project - Credit to Elsa and Spaghetti-O's for some of the lyrics

After a while, Warren Wilson finds out that there is a founding father (Timothy Greens) that almost nobody in our time knows of.

[VALENTINES SPECIAL♥️ Hamilton x Laurens] ONESHOT Alex seemed to be acting nervous that day, a white rose in his hand, as he waited for his boyfriend, who is a doctor now by the way. He scrolled down on his phone while thinking about the event that will happen tonight. A car parked beside the street where he was waiting. "Just right in time, Laurens."

---a series of essays, anonymously published...--- a compilation of letters sent between John Laurens and Alexander Hamilton. --not real, i just wrote this for fun---

John Laurens can see the future. By just touching someone he can see the course of their life unfold before him. So when he shakes hands with Alexander Hamilton in a bar he is overjoyed because he has found the love of his life. No matter that he can see the several embarrassing and crazy things that Alexander will do in their life together or the hardships they will have (like Alexander marrying a woman) he is willing to look past it for love. Over the course of their life as they make memories and sneak behind Alexander's wife's back John discovers that Alexander's life comes to a horrible end where he is shot and killed in a duel. Now John's life has a new purpose to do anything and everything he can to prevent this horrible tragedy from happening. No matter how much the voices in his head who gave him this power tell him it's a bad idea.

Trump and Biden fall hopelessly in love