All Dogs Go to Heaven 1 1/2

**All Dogs Go to Heaven 1 1/2** is the period of time between All Dogs Go to Heaven and its sequel, starring an older Anne-Marie.

It attempts to connect the two with each other, more specifically; include Anne-Marie, who didn't make an appearance in the sequel and was unmentioned. The large jump of time between both movies is not taken into account.

The story was first conceived in 2011, but never published, though artwork showing off an older Anne-Marie was uploaded at Deviantart on September 10, 2011.

## Story

> 7 years after Charlie left for Heaven, Anne-Marie comes home after school to find Itchy dead in the kitchen, after he had raided the refrigerator and choked on a chicken leg. Because Charlie entrusted his friend with her, she feels sad and disappointed in herself.
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> Her foster mother and father take her on a trip to San Francisco as a distraction, but it doesn't take long for her to hear familiar voices singing on "Easy Street". There she sees both Charlie and Itchy alive and well, performing magic tricks with a stranger.
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> Realizing Charlie broke his promise of coming back to see her, she becomes upset and to feel insignificant. She catches up with her parents up ahead and lets this knowledge eat her up for the time being.
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> She again happens to catch Charlie and his new companion in front of his house, where it's made clear he'll stay his pet. This fills her with jealousy, and on the last day of the trip, she asks her parents to drop her off at David's house under the guise of it being a pen pal's address, where she knocks on his door.
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> No introduction is given and Charlie, standing at a distance, gets an earful from her. David wants to come in between them, but Anne-Marie refuses to acknowledge her obvious replacement and leaves after saying her piece.
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> Charlie then explains to David who she was and how he didn't expect her to have been waiting for a dead dog to come back for all these years. His girlfriend Sasha and David disagree with this excuse, and David follows her outside to offer his phone number in case she wishes to make amends with Charlie. She rejects and promises not to .
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> But Anne-Marie's parents, still waiting in their taxi, think there was an argument between them and give their number in exchange, whereafter the family heads back home.
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> Their pestering to contact "her pen pal" eventually pays off and Anne-Marie calls David, but can't muster the courage to ask for Charlie.
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> The following 12 years they speak and write to each other often. In that period, Charlie is reported to have died of old age and she visits San Francisco for the funeral. She and David start seeing each other in person from that moment. One of Charlie's puppies, an adult reddish, long-haired German shepherd with Charlie's face, is gifted to her.
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> David and Anne-Marie contemplate living together in the future.
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## Characters

### Anne-Marie

Anne-Marie is a canon character who only appears in the first movie.

### Itchy

Itchy is a canon character that appears all throughout the series.

### Charlie

Charlie is a canon character that appears all throughout the series.

### David

David is a canon character from All Dogs go to Heaven 2.

### Sasha

Sasha is a canon character from All Dogs go to Heaven 2.

She becomes Charlie's partner and David's pet. During her lifetime she's given him 3 litters, the last one David's family kept and included a male that was 3 years later given to Anne-Marie.

### Burt C. Barkin

Burt is one of Charlie and Sasha's children. He was named after his father and grandfather, the "C" standing for "Charlie".

He's a born troublemaker who never felt appreciated in a house full of attention-seeking siblings. He often ran away and roamed the streets while in David's possession.

As he looks and acts a fair amount like Charlie, David suggested Anne-Marie to take him in and see it as a last chance to make up with Charlie. He admitted not to know what Burt wants, as he and his siblings didn't get to benefit from the miracle Charlie possessed and granted Sasha; and Burt cannot speak with humans.

Because Anne-Marie can understand all animals, she's able to build a relationship with the stubborn dog and Burt quickly grows fond of her. She allows him to go outside by himself and trusts he'll come back safely.