HARLEEN FRANCES QUINZEL

Once upon a time, in a fictional land called New York City, there was a place called Fabletown.

It was The Adversary who forced them into our world. Chased from the Homelands, some without a penny to their name, the beings known as the Fables took refuge in a tiny section of New York, hidden from the eyes of the Mundanes, whose stories fuel their powers and long lifespans. From Bloody Mary to Captain Hook, figures from beyond our world find their foothold in this hidden neighborhood of the Bronx. With the help of glamours and tricks–what little magic they could salvage from their old world–the Fables went into hiding, clinging to what they could of their past lives, and wondering all the while if they’d ever get to go back.

There were those lucky enough to escape with their fortunes; they became powerful members of the community, leaders and influencers. Those less fortunate–or those less human–scrape by however they can, and try not to think too hard about the consequences.

It’s possible to keep your nose clean in Fabletown, if you have the means. But if you don’t, never fear; there are figures in the dark waiting to make a deal, provided you’re willing to give them something in return.

Choose wisely. Here, ‘happily ever after’ is a lot less common than it used to be.

Once upon a time, in a fictional land called New York City, there was a place called Fabletown.

It was The Adversary who forced them into our world. Chased from the Homelands, some without a penny to their name, the beings known as the Fables took refuge in a tiny section of New York, hidden from the eyes of the Mundanes, whose stories fuel their powers and long lifespans. From Bloody Mary to Captain Hook, figures from beyond our world find their foothold in this hidden neighborhood of the Bronx. With the help of glamours and tricks–what little magic they could salvage from their old world–the Fables went into hiding, clinging to what they could of their past lives, and wondering all the while if they’d ever get to go back.

There were those lucky enough to escape with their fortunes; they became powerful members of the community, leaders and influencers. Those less fortunate–or those less human–scrape by however they can, and try not to think too hard about the consequences.

It’s possible to keep your nose clean in Fabletown, if you have the means. But if you don’t, never fear; there are figures in the dark waiting to make a deal, provided you’re willing to give them something in return.

Choose wisely. Here, ‘happily ever after’ is a lot less common than it used to be.

Once upon a time, in a fictional land called New York City, there was a place called Fabletown.

It was The Adversary who forced them into our world. Chased from the Homelands, some without a penny to their name, the beings known as the Fables took refuge in a tiny section of New York, hidden from the eyes of the Mundanes, whose stories fuel their powers and long lifespans. From Bloody Mary to Captain Hook, figures from beyond our world find their foothold in this hidden neighborhood of the Bronx. With the help of glamours and tricks–what little magic they could salvage from their old world–the Fables went into hiding, clinging to what they could of their past lives, and wondering all the while if they’d ever get to go back.

There were those lucky enough to escape with their fortunes; they became powerful members of the community, leaders and influencers. Those less fortunate–or those less human–scrape by however they can, and try not to think too hard about the consequences.

It’s possible to keep your nose clean in Fabletown, if you have the means. But if you don’t, never fear; there are figures in the dark waiting to make a deal, provided you’re willing to give them something in return.

Choose wisely. Here, ‘happily ever after’ is a lot less common than it used to be.

i just had the most wonderfully bittersweet thread idea and i nEED IT IN MY LIFE.

AU where harley has a kid. she drops off the map immediately once she becomes pregnant. nobody knows where she’s gone. 

six or seven years later, a hero (character B) spots her, walking down the gotham streets at night. they drop down, ready for a fight, and realize harley’s walking with a little girl, holding her hand, and the little girl is scared–not of harley, but of character B, because harley’s daughter doesn’t know harley was a villain. she knows nothing about her mom’s past. harley only came back to show her kiddo where mommy grew up, tell her some stories (but safe versions of them). “ya know, i met batman once! right in that bank!” “that’s the school mommy went to!” “here’s my old apartment!”

tl;dr harley trying to be a good momma and nobody knowing about it until years later. heroes not knowing whether to trust her. harley coming back and regretting it bc what if her daughter finds out. I CRY. GIMME.