Playing Along
So, how is Connor dealing with all those returned memories? By having a chat with Illyria on a rooftop, of course.

Rating: PG-13.
Spoilers: Season 5 through Origin, plus minor spoiler for The Girl in Question.
Disclaimer: So thoroughly not mine.

True Faces
You find your way to a new dimension ‘cause Dad wants you to and guess what, he still insists on treating you like a dumb baby. ‘Cause you kinda are one, or at least not the most responsible or well-adjusted kid— OK, not at all well-adjusted, but never mind that. Parents’ head-games suck. Especially when they make you decapitate them.

Rating: PG.
Spoilers: Season 4 through Deep Down.
Disclaimer: If he were my character, he'd still be around.

No Rest for the Wicked
Is there anywhere Connor can go now? Maybe. But let's not go overboard and say this story is about redemption. Part One is about living with the consequences, Part Two about living with the mind-wipe, and by the end we've come full-circle. Meanwhile, a disembodied Holtz still chews the scenery, there's teen angst a-plenty, and Lilah is well-shod as always. If you didn't think Homewas a good way to end the character, you might like this one.

Rating: R.
Pairing:Connor/Faith, for a moment or two.
Spoilers: Angelthrough Home; Buffythrough Chosen.
Disclaimer: Not my characters. All hail Joss, Mutant Enemy Productions, 20th Century Fox Corp. No copyright infringement intended.

Part One: Unmade
He survived Quor-toth... now can he survive high school?
Chapter 1
Chapter 2

Part Two: Unchosen
Faith hears about an unnaturally strong kid who went toe to toe with a new Slayer. She investigates. Plus, it turns out Jasmine left Connor something after all.
1:The Graveyard.
2:The Church of Transcendent Renewal.
3:The Basement.
4:The Mirror.
5: The Reveal.
6:The End.