There was no way that Pam was in the hallway, crying. It seemed almost as absurd as Dwight comforting her. It was just not possible. Set during “Back From Vacation”
I had to write something about what went on in Jamaica.... and then I had to add part II, from Michael's perspecive.
Not 100% confident in how well part II works, but I'll throw it out there. Feedback is awesome.
Just my "five times" effort! Enjoy!
Jim and Pam discuss cohabitation on a Sunday morning. Written after Back from Vacation as an antidote to Pam's crying scene. Just couldn't leave it alone, now could I?
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3 Just my take on how I'd like to see Karen find out the WHOLE truth!!
Spoilers/speculation through "Traveling Salesmen"
It takes two weeks for everything to fall apart, for something so seemingly well put together (and so poorly thought out) to quietly crumble at Karen’s feet. (Karen/Toby) Spoilers through Traveling Salesmen.
You've got Karen now but her voice is lower and her hair is darker and she is in no way and every way like Pam: sometimes it just hurts too much.He knows she smiles behind her book when he gets up, stands behind her, puts his hands on her shoulders and tells her that she brings balance to the force.
Stanley and the simple pleasures in life. Spoilers for Traveling Salesmen.
She's broken the ice the silence and
She waits.
[An attempt at a slightly different writing style. / Spoilers up to the latest episode.]
Pam spends some time thinking about a recent discovery and trying to figure out just how she's going to handle it.
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Speculation for S3 and a whole lotta wishful thinking. Pam's trying to be gracious about Jim's relationship with Karen - but she's had enough - and tells (shows) him so.