Pam has had enough. She traps Jim in the supply closet with her.
Could be kinda in response to The Injury challenge. Jim suddenly has a lot of time to contemplate and reminisce. Pam learns a new skill from Jim.
Jim is in Stamford. Pam is in Scranton. Can a long distance realationship work? Part of Jam Sessions.
Jim sees a therapist. Starts in the midst of season two. She chuckles to herself, imagining telling Roy they spent the evening baking brownies and braiding each other’s hair.
It's the hottest June on record and desperate times call for desperate measures.
I don't know exactly where to place this story. It's June - but Pam definitely isn't married and Jim hasn't said anything. So maybe June of Season 1? Just work w/me people. :)
Jim and Pam get stuck and get busy.The Jim Paradox continues into Season 3 with analysis for every episode on a scene-by-scene basis, (episodes will be uploaded by title as individual chapters). Analysis focuses on Jim's character development on emotional and psychological levels with emphasis on how his behavior impacts JAM. Also included are the QTPs (Question to Ponder) that incited so much discussion on the NBC message boards.Jim's thoughts...pre-Casino Night.
They say there are 5 stages of grief - Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, Acceptance. You'll see Pam go through them - with some future fluff every other chapter to keep you from pulling your hair out. There will be 10 chapters in all. :)
Pam sees something she used to not like very much through new eyes.
The five minutes immediately following Casino Night. And then beyond. Author is spoiler-free.
This picks up pre-merger and is spoiler free, a bit AU as well. I began this back in October (maybe even September), and obviously the show has deviated quite a bit from what I speculated here.
This begins with angst, but there is a great deal of fluff, steam, smut, and silly...for several, several chapters. My idea was to go beyond the happy ending, so to speak.
Disclaimer: All publicly recognizable characters, settings, etc. are the property of their respective owners. The original characters and plot are the property of the author. The author is in no way associated with the owners, creators, or producers of any media franchise. No copyright infringement is intended.Jim teaches Pam the finer points of basketball. She's a quick study.Pam's been faking it. Roy asks Jim how to fix it.
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