oh my gosh what am i doing sobs v-voice testing? |D

[tookishly]

Excuse me? Miss? What are we doing, exactly? I thought you were waiting to see the...film, or whatever you called it, again? And now I find you running off, making reserves and what not.

I'm not saying it's bad, not necessarily, but I'm already supposed to be on one adventure, and one adventure is enough for a lifetime. I'd rather not be sent off to some new world for a new adventure. I made a promise to Thorin and the others, and I do intend to keep it. So please, don't make this harder than it needs to be.

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Hey, Bilbo :D

[sonof_thrain]

Our burlgar reveals himself at last. [A hint of amusement tugs at his lips.]

[iorhael]

Careful, Bilbo! One might think you are becoming rather eager</i? for adventures with the way you are going!

o-ohai :3

[tookishly]

Ah! Yes, so I have, it seems. [He laughs a little nervously.] I was told you and the others might be here, though I suppose I'm not the only one who would much rather be elsewhere.

Re: Greetings, master Hobbit :D

[sonof_thrain]

Elsewhere? Tending to your doilies? [He was joking, Bilbo.]

[favours_thebow]

Oh come now, burglar Bilbo? Being with us is like one big adventure! Do you not agree?

[tookishly]

Eager? Oh, no. No, definitely not. [He doesn't need that rumor getting around the Shire, my goodness.] I'm afraid I can't place your face, my good sir. Have we met?

[Of course his mun is being hush hush about who the young hobbit is for amusement's sake.]

[tookishly]

Well, yes-- yes, of course! But when we left, this wasn't what I intended on happening. [He just wanted to get to that mountain and get home, not get stuck in other worlds.]

many greetings, master dwarf~

[tookishly]

Well-- [okay partially, yes. But he promised to see the quest through, and see it through he shall! He was still homesick, and he doubted that would change anytime soon.]

I can't say I would object to that, but last I checked, we had a quest to complete.

[iorhael]

But you (and your mun) are thinking of taking on another Adventure, when the first isn't even done!

We have, in a fashion. My name is Frodo Baggins. [he's certainly recognized you, from the portrait in your book, but there's a hint of mischievousness to the proper bow he makes] At your service and your family's.

[undomiels]

You don't find adventures to be fun?

[ ah, elves. always with the "i know something you don't know" attitude. she's trying to tone it down, though! ]

Greetings :D

[prissy_elf]

Perhaps it be best if you listen to what your mun says. It is she who guides you, is it not?

[cuor]

How quickly you mortals change! When I and the Nine Walkers last departed Rivendell you lamented that you were unable to join us on our own adventure.

[genie_lady]

Tsk, tsk, one adventure is hardly anything. One must have several.

[tookishly]

Depends on your definition of fun, I would say. [Like nearly getting killed about a hundred times? Definitely not fun.]

hello hello~

[tookishly]

Guide, you say? Seems to me she would lead me astray, rather than let me get back to where I'm needed.

[tookishly]

Pardon me, but you must have me mistaken for another hobbit. My visit to Rivendell was in the company of dwarves, and I most definitely departed with them!

[So forgive him if he's completely lost.]

[undomiels]

I've always found that seeing places in person never compares to descriptions in books. Is that not so?

[not that she has been particularly given to, or allowed to, travel.]

[tookishly]

It's mostly her, actually. I'd much rather get back to helping the dwarves reclaim their home than be sent elsewhere.

[There's a bit of a pause at that, and while he does bow his head in return, his face is riddedly with curiosity.] A Baggins, you say? Forgive me then, for I should know you, and find that I don't.

[tookishly]

Yes, well, books don't point swords at you! Or try to eat you! At least, no book I've ever owned.

[cuor]

You are not the Biblo Baggins, who is uncle to Frodo and resident of Bag End?

[undomiels]

Books don't offer the kind of friendships that adventures often bring.

[tookishly]

One is far too many, if you ask most hobbits.

[genie_lady]

Hobbits are still people, good folk for adventures to happen to.

[tookishly]

Well, yes, I am. Bilbo Baggins, of Bag End. Though I'm unaware of any nephew named Frodo.

[unreachableutopia]

What about your duty? That should be more important than any adventure.