Pam Beesly: a woman with a broken engagement, little money in the bank, and stuck at Dunder Mifflin. Oh, and the man she loved had a new girlfriend. 

Inside Pam's head at the beginning of 3x09. Canon-compliant.  

They’ve just got one scene left for today (so says Michael), and Jim thinks it’s supposed to be a sort of touching moment of humanization for the villain, as he gives his tragic backstory— but this being a Michael Scott film, of course it doesn’t work that well. They've read through it in the (just a working draft for now, people!) script a couple times, and Jim can't help the swoop in his stomach at one particular stage direction:

[SANDRA gives GOLDENFACE a kiss.]

 In which a scene from Threat Level Midnight is filmed at Dunder Mifflin, and Jim may or may not flub some lines on purpose.

Pam turns 30 determined to make this year better than the chaos of 29, which brought the end of her eight-year marriage to Roy. Married young and believing they were building a shared future, she was blindsided when Roy took a job out of state, ignored her pleas to come home, and revealed he never planned to return. Though heartbroken, Pam realizes she had always felt like something was missing. After meeting Jim at her new job, they begin to grow closer, and Pam starts to realize she’s entering an entirely new chapter of her life. As she rebuilds, Pam discovers that sometimes the ending of one chapter is the beginning of something even better.

I have been suck into a reddit rabbit hole for a while now and I thought what if the people from the Office write in one of this forums? And this is what I came out with. A series of stand alone stories from most of the DM caracthers seeking advice from strangers on the internet to figure out if they are the AH, or some relationship advice, or how to deal with annoying coworkers, you know, all the fun things. 

Just like in true reddit form, I'm gonna change names, ages, and even genders in some of this stories, and lets see if with the limited context they give us, you think that they are indeed the AH. 

Not Time Travel but Time Travel adjacent.

A kind of fantasy in reverse – Pam wakes up to find herself in an alternate life without Jim, her children and much of the self-worth she found being in love with and by him. Could she find it again with Jim gone from Dunder Mifflin and without him could she break free from Roy to get back to her other life? 


Disclaimer (it's been a while does it go here?) I don't own these characters or canon elements of the story or an FSU mascot -  no CR infringement intended.

Pam's monotonous days of living in New York with her longtime boyfriend are broken up by the friendship she forms with Jim, who she meets in a coffee shop. This is the story of their friendship, told through a list of what he gave her.

 Continuation of Elliptical Orbits, can be read as a standalone