Thank you for the author's note at the end - it made it somewhat bearable. I can't believe it's over. It was such a journey.
"But a good bottle of wine and a loaf of home-baked bread take up much less space on the mantle in the long run.
LOL *cries again*
paisley-patterned socksHe tried to sound regretful, but his delight shone through his words and he bounced on the balls of his feet, the braids in his beard quivering with his smile.
*smiles*
Kíli's lower lip was trembling and he rubbed his sleeve across his face. "Mother says it's not shameful to weep at partings," he muttered.
*cries*
Dís! Thorin! Ah! *beats breast*
Thorin blinked at the blurry words on the paper--Fengel, son of Folcwine, son of Folca, sends salutations to the King of Erebor--until they cleared and sharpened.
This is such a good way to show what's happening.
His hands were trembling, and Bilbo reached up to catch them in his own.
"I have no such treasure to give you," he said. "But you know what it is I leave with you."
These two. Even understated is too much a word. All the unspoken things... I am torn between being grateful that this is so short and despair of it. äladfkngäladnfkxcn
the King of Erebor returned to his quarters in silence and spoke to no one for hours, gazing into the fire and thinking long on things he locked in the chambers of his heart and shared with none.
Thoooooooooooooooooooooooooorin! urgh. Oh god.
. . , I fully admit that I put off reading this. Goodbyes are always hard. Thank you again for the author's note! I can't wait for the new fics! especially the letters OMG. I am looking forward to doing fanart of Thoprin writing a letter, or making such a letter or or or ....
This series has been wonderful *sigh* In a way it reminds me of your 36 Views of Mount Fuji series, it has a similar vibe in the understatedness department to it I think.
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Thank you for the author's note at the end - it made it somewhat bearable. I can't believe it's over. It was such a journey.
"But a good bottle of wine and a loaf of home-baked bread take up much less space on the mantle in the long run.
LOL *cries again*
paisley-patterned socks He tried to sound regretful, but his delight shone through his words and he bounced on the balls of his feet, the braids in his beard quivering with his smile.
*smiles*
Kíli's lower lip was trembling and he rubbed his sleeve across his face. "Mother says it's not shameful to weep at partings," he muttered.
*cries*
Dís! Thorin! Ah! *beats breast*
Thorin blinked at the blurry words on the paper--Fengel, son of Folcwine, son of Folca, sends salutations to the King of Erebor--until they cleared and sharpened.
This is such a good way to show what's happening.
His hands were trembling, and Bilbo reached up to catch them in his own.
"I have no such treasure to give you," he said. "But you know what it is I leave with you."
These two. Even understated is too much a word. All the unspoken things... I am torn between being grateful that this is so short and despair of it. äladfkngäladnfkxcn
the King of Erebor returned to his quarters in silence and spoke to no one for hours, gazing into the fire and thinking long on things he locked in the chambers of his heart and shared with none.
Thoooooooooooooooooooooooooorin! urgh. Oh god.
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I fully admit that I put off reading this. Goodbyes are always hard. Thank you again for the author's note!
I can't wait for the new fics! especially the letters OMG. I am looking forward to doing fanart of Thoprin writing a letter, or making such a letter or or or ....
This series has been wonderful *sigh* In a way it reminds me of your 36 Views of Mount Fuji series, it has a similar vibe in the understatedness department to it I think.