An Office-based parody of The Princess Bride.I have decided to expand on the idea of Codename: Chicken Plate. This will be my take on the emails, phone calls and conversations we missed over the summer and for the first part of Season 3 (until Pam and Jim actually communicate themselves) My idea is that Jim knows exactly what happened between Pam and Roy and knows exactly what is going on in Pam's life right now even if WE don't see it.
The more things change - the more they stay the same.
(I went crazy and rated it M -and then changed it back to a T 'cause - you know - it's still me doing the writing.)
So this started in my mind as a little one shot (cue mocking laughter). Of course it expanded to a little more. It's pure speculation on my part, and is probably quite off. :o)
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"There wasn't enough punch in the world to turn her into that sort of girl, and he wasn't that sort of boy."But almost. ;)
The one missing piece to a fantastic episode. Missing scene for "Gay Witch Hunt".The five minutes immediately following Casino Night. And then beyond. Author is spoiler-free.
Jim leaves town, determined to get his mind off Pam and start over again. Meanwhile, Pam finds herself questioning her decision to get married.
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What comes next after the kiss?
Responses to various Five Things prompts. Some musings from Pam, post-angst. Just for fun.This is a continuation of The Secret. Maybe he thought she was pretty enough. Maybe he liked that she was plain. Maybe he loved her.
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