X-Men: The Movie
Stories taking place in the "alternate reality" of X-Men: The Movie, released into theatres during the summer of 2000.

"Character Traits"
by Kate Andrews
After absorbing Wolverine, Rogue has to fight her newfound attraction to Jean Grey, as well as Logan's other character traits.

"Clamor"
by Molly
Rogue fights for control of herself as her mind switches between her, Magneto's and Logan's personalities.

"Gaiety"
by Kate Bolin
Rogue comes to the conclusion that she's gay, but no one will believe her.

"The Hardest Thing"
by Pallas
Rogue learns that she might be able to control her powers. But can she survive the journey?
(In progress)

"Lament"
by Elizabeth
Rogue learns that some people have reason to hate mutants.

"Memory Sense"
by Kate Bolin
Rogue and Professor Xavier have a late night conversation about memories.
(Warning: Some slashy discussion.)

"Mixed Feelings"
by Andraste
Troubled by nightmares from Magneto's past, Rogue has a late-night talk with Professor Xavier.

"Prodigals"
by Katt Solano
A few months after Erik Lensherr/Magneto was incarcerated, Scott Summers set out to look for his past. What happens when he finds it changes the lives of three people in particular. (In progress)

"Thoughts"
by Ratmist
Rogue thinks of home -- and Magneto's home, and Logan's home.

"Ah Don't Feel Sexy"
by Elizabeth Wilde
Bobby and Rogue get creative to bypass the "no touching" rule.

"Change in Perspective"
by Elizabeth Wilde
Bobby has doubts about Rogue's feelings for him.

"Touch"
by Trisha L. Sebastian
Rogue explains the confusion and mental trauma when she absorbs someone else's memories. Poem.

"Unglorified Victory"
by Melissa Lee
Wolverine weighs the consequences of joining Xavier's Institute, and is reminded of his one success.

"Road Trippin'"
by Kate Bolin
Bobby accompanies Rogue on a post-graduation road trip to Alaska to find Logan.
(Warning: Some sexuality.)

"Falling in Love for the First Time"
by Dyce
Beast helps Marie determine the root of her inability to control her powers. Movieverse.

"Falling in Love Again"
by Dyce
Logan falls in love. Movieverse. (Sequel to "Falling in Love for the First Time")

"October Rust"
by Cordelia LaMorte
The truth hurts and memory sucks, but knowing you're to blame is the worst. A hybrid of the movie and the comic universes.

"The Persistence of Memory"
by Kielle
Rogue agonizes over the aftermath of her last battle with the X-Men. Takes place a few years after the movie.

"Watching"
by Elizabeth Wilde
Bobby writes in a journal to work out his feelings after Rogue breaks up with him. Movieverse. Angst.

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