6 11 Jim and Pam are good buddies. Jim helps her with her two problems: work and Roy. But what if she didn't have those problems? What would happen if they didn't have Dunder Mifflin in common?
A/U story. Basically, fluff, friendship and...romance? Spoilers for all seasons (sort of).
2 The title explains it all...
2 3 1 I've come to the conclusion that the show needs Krazy!Karen. If she's sane then she makes the whole love triangle thing far too depressing for a comedy show. If she's nuts then pretty much anything can happen, and it's bound to be interesting. Especially if she's violent.
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Michael decides to take his sales dream team on a little trip and pulls Pam along for the ride. Spoilers through Cocktails.1 53 When gods want to punish us, they grant us our wishes.5 21 Crossover between the Saw movies and The Office. The Jigsaw killer kidnaps Jim and puts him to a horrific test. Like all games with this deranged killer, however, there are cruel twists waiting at every juncture. Updated CH4 -- Everyone is in a tough spot-- How does it all end?
15 Summary: "He asked that I engage the rest of the men in the office in it as a morale building exercise."
Spoilers through The Negotiation.
4 Post-Safety Training. Pam accidentally eavesdrops on a conversation between Jim and Karen. It only hurts when I laugh…
14 1 3 6 2 15 3 This is a collection of standalone short pieces linked only by the use of a color. The acronym ROYGBIV, in case anyone has forgotten high school optics, stands for Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, and Violet and describes the colors of a rainbow. None of these pieces is linked to another; they are not chapters in a story. I'm working on some character development/backstory ideas and thought they'd be fun to play with here.
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