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dear_mun2012-12-09 06:20 pm
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Reading the Hobbit instead of, you know, S T U D Y I N G.
Sounds pleasant.
[ And there he goes—thinking of better things. The singing kettle, a comfort yet tickle to his ears. The prickly warmth of a comfortable fire, of course purposely set before his most comfortable chair. His hobbit-hole. A blanketing memory very thin against his now exhausted limbs, eyes weary and causing quite a fuss in that stomach of his.
Not like you're relaxing in the middle of something, Mun. Leave the poor hobbit to become acquaintances with the woods. Spiders and webs and rock throwing, no, one does not simply pause. Thankfully, he is long past that point. Just nearing their last effort to simply survive.
√ Leave the Shire.
√ Trolls, just trolls.
√ Goblins and other things who possibly want to craft up a feast.
√ Riddles.
√ Spiders and practicing aim.
√ Heights...
( Ah, well, as you know, etc. )
□ Don't die, Thorin afterwards.
We're making some progress here, why not continue? ]
[ And there he goes—thinking of better things. The singing kettle, a comfort yet tickle to his ears. The prickly warmth of a comfortable fire, of course purposely set before his most comfortable chair. His hobbit-hole. A blanketing memory very thin against his now exhausted limbs, eyes weary and causing quite a fuss in that stomach of his.
Not like you're relaxing in the middle of something, Mun. Leave the poor hobbit to become acquaintances with the woods. Spiders and webs and rock throwing, no, one does not simply pause. Thankfully, he is long past that point. Just nearing their last effort to simply survive.
√ Leave the Shire.
√ Trolls, just trolls.
√ Goblins and other things who possibly want to craft up a feast.
√ Riddles.
√ Spiders and practicing aim.
√ Heights...
( Ah, well, as you know, etc. )
□ Don't die, Thorin afterwards.
We're making some progress here, why not continue? ]

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Oh well, like a spell, the events find them selves skipping right ahead in the hobbit's head. Call it the magic of a mun, stretching her 'break' to snuggle with the tale. The hobbit slightly hops to the sudden familiarity, reaching into the pit of his pocket, if he should be needing it.
After all, it's quite difficult when you're caught, not that he is currently in service of any thieving. He does recall a king, one set on groping for answers or bars for them all. ]
That so?
[ Ahah! What could the king remember what he has not already seen? ]
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Most assuredly.
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Nevertheless, he will continue his tread, as he is the burglar and hobbit. Clever enough to be seeked by Gandalf, so why not be optimistic about how he plays with these conversations?
His look is kind. ]
I don't mean to sound doubtful, but what makes you say that? [ Another chirp with that questioning tone, go figure. ]
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I have seen it. You depart Erebor the wealthiest of hobbits, alive and quite well, and with the name of Elf-friend.
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Then again, this is the king they suspected would want the same riches. Take what he could and leave them all very unsatisfied. Much like his situation, it's a stalemate in his impression. ]
I'm not seeing how that could be true. [ That requires seeing into the future, you know. Very unfair. ] You act as you know me, and well?
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[Okay, now he's teasing.]
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Although the case isn't the same for the king, he suspects even the ring was not enough to go away without some tracings. Perhaps his need of food? He is just one humble Hobbit, that does not go without some form of return later ( which turns out to be a 'gift,' much, much later in our tale ).
But the Hobbit is startled, not to lie through teeth, but deal with the facts as they are said and done. ] This is true...
[ A brief pause, most hesitant. ]
And without a peep, I have hoped!
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[ His confusion requires a very brief pause between the 'I' and 'see,' but it comes perfectly together—threading the idea that there was nothing to worry about, his statements and kindness true.
Harmless, at least. Ha! Think of it, Elf-friend! ]
Can't say I am entirely proud of the deed, but still pleasing to hear. [ And there's that small pause. ] The end result of my troubles, of course! No harm or insult.
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[ There's something dreary about his voice, matched with the absent-minded gesture at his face. A lingering itch, as if exhaustion cradles his small form and his attention. As this is not the forest, but a stalemate that gives him time for rest.
But a song? Why, that just reminds him of the dwarves. Most merry, perhaps not now. So, he's looking at the other expectantly. Go on. ]
You asked for it, Bilbo!
Lives a brave little hobbit whom we all admire.
With his long wooden pipe,
Fuzzy, woolly toes,
He lives in a hobbit-hole and everybody knows him
Bilbo! Bilbo! Bilbo Baggins
He's only three feet tall
Bilbo! Bilbo! Bilbo Baggins
The bravest little hobbit of them all
D'aww!
( Not too much, it's not the time. )
Still, he acknowledges it with a very wide smile. ]
That's very kind to hear! [ Even his voice rises a pitch! ] You said from childhood, but I don't see how that could be true.
Hope I don't kill his good mood...
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And that is most... [ A beat. ] disappointing, but still a very great honor for a hobbit such as myself!
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Taking what lies before my feet, why not?
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[ There's the briefest pause, as if in wait for the snap of a shush or his input being whisked away. But most incredibly brief, as his amount of respect has definitely grown from one drastic point to another. There is some confidence amongst the hints of exhaustion, one that just might jolt back into alertness if needed.
But there's nothing quite familiar in those eyes blinking back, only the company of another hobbit drawing in a smile. It's inappropriate at the time, so it is small. ]
Although I'm bargaining for more at the moment.
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[he does look...well, there is no better word for it, and certainly no polite one, he does look rather rumpled, and worser for the wear. But there is something very keen and very familiar in this other hobbit's eyes. Frodo leans in, studying him for a moment]
Yes, I imagine you must be at this rate; you could do with a few more hours of sleep than you seem to have gotten lately.
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[ But those words are a comfort to that funny head, a walk under a clear sky is very good, indeed. Considering their current situation, most definitely!
He allows the distance to close in, simply studying back. Perhaps a memory or a face that rings something... familiar? ]
There is a terrible sheet of darkness without warmth, without food and we are one less of our party.
pb confusion?
go right for it! )o)
Many things, a tale when there is rest and my belly is at peace with food!
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You have me mistaken for another hobbit.
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Since birth. [ And what does he have to say about that now? A hobbit is a hobbit, although EXTREMELY unlikely to accept an adventure of any kind. ]
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To prove it's not a magic trick or trick of the light, Sherlock leans to pick up the hobbit and set him on a nearby counter.] How long ago was that? Round about 30 years ago?
feeiiiiiii.......
still, it's with a small smile, a nod of the head that frodo draws near, finding something clearly familiar but unplaced as he looks upon him. ]
I think this is one of the finer places I have stumbled upon here. Far more comfortable than most.
[ the fire for one, comfy and reminded him of the earlier days of his journey when a fire could be had. second, the book, and third, a fellow hobbit, doing as they often did: making comfort where they could. ]
wow who r u GET OUT
Perking his mood, a very slight smile from weariness. ]
Most true.
[ But there isn't anything on that face that calls for rest just yet, especially with the things about to unravel. ]
Although the kindness of this, it was not upon my request.
WOW UM EXCUSE YOU??? i go where i want??
he inclines his head, a silent ask to sit. ]
And how goes it? Your adventure. I believe I know quite a few hobbits who would have a thing to say about that.
then please go to the nearest dumpster
[ Bilbo manages that squeak before taking the offer, sitting himself down and even giving his hair a ruffle. Is that a twig? Maybe a spider has started a nest his hair?
No matter, hair grooming is for another time, another place! This adventure calls for necessities, the bare minimum being survival. ]
Gracious me. [ Bright eyes blink up at the thought, his mind crafting the scenario upon his return. Well! It's better to be hopeful than not. Perhaps it will be brushed aside?
( Little does he know, this adventure does much more. Reputation and all. ) ]
'Try over The Hill or across The Water,' I might have said? [ The smallest chuckle. ] And look at me now, a hobbit having his adventure! My garden has asked for less, but it is something to be done, tended.
[ A terrible reminder for Thorin, one less, but not forgotten. ]
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Tiny face-twin. ]
That's not something you see every day.
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This is not a hobbit, but a mirror!
Do not mind his caution, suspecting something at play when the events seem to climb into heightening levels of unexpected, but forgive as he is only bewildered. ]
Yes, but I do see this with my eyes, on this day! The next day and another that follows, I do not know!
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Very different way of speaking too. ]
Probably not beyond today.
[ Maybe it's a bit rude but he just has to get a little bit up in Bilbo's personal space. Sorry, lad. ]
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Hopefully not beyond today. [ An similar echo. ] Bilbo Baggins.
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Bilbo... Baggins... Bilbo?
[ Wow. Wow. Just. ]
You are kidding me.