That's what elves do, Kili. They make you think that they are your friends, and that you can trust them. But when you really need them, they will be happy to watch you burn.
[Oh no. Now he has this to deal with. Which was inevitable, really, but on top of this elf thing, Thorin has to be sure that he reminds Kili where he ought to stand.]
I left you with Oin in Esgaroth where you would be safe. You were injured, Kili. You would not have been able to keep up.
[It's not that he doesn't believe you, Thorin... It's just that he really sort of liked her. So carry on then. He'll just pout and get over it soon enough.]
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Did she do something to you?
[Some weird elf voodoo or something. Thorin doesn't know.]
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We spoke. She saved my life!
[See, Thorin? Ruined. Just as I said.]
I think she might have at least. I was... I don't think I dreamed her. I hope I did not.
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[Thorin's hands are on your shoulders, which means serious business. He looks at Kili closely, a trace of worry in his expression.]
She's an elf.
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[What's wrong with liking elves if they're nice? Sure, some are really not nice at all but you can't blame everyone!]
She's one off is all!
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[He gives Kili's shoulders a gentle shake.]
Do not make the same mistakes that I did.
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I'm sorry, uncle.
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[But--]
You left me. But she came.
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I left you with Oin in Esgaroth where you would be safe. You were injured, Kili. You would not have been able to keep up.
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I missed it all. I missed our return. I made Fili miss it too.
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A-Alright. I'm sure it'll be even better then...?
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No more of this elf nonsense.
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Even when they're-- All right.
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[Because Thorin's opinion of elves isn't skewed at all, nope.]
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