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❝ Yet I am glad that I have shared in your perils that has been more than any Baggins deserved. ❞

[more-than-deserved]

hey so your rules and verses links don't work, just letting you know

// hi there! Thank you for letting me know--I’ve been fighting with them for an hour or so and still can’t get the links to work properly (yet).

https://more-than-deserved.tumblr.com/rules

https://more-than-deserved.tumblr.com/verses 

Here are the links to both pages until I can get them working properly again on my actual blog!

[freedomsxwings]

“So your wings are the real thing after all…Levi.” 

Indie RP blog for Captain Levi Ackerman from Attack on Titan/Shingeki no Kyojin

18+, Mutuals-Only

Penned by Sasha 

[cosmicjoke-deactivated20250918]

Ah, chapters 113 & 114 of AoT, and I’ve only got one thing to say.

Zeke, am I supposed to be feel sorry for the bitch?  Well I DON’T.

No, seriously, fuck this guuuuuuuuy, I know I keep saying it again and again, but God damn, if these two chapters didn’t just solidify my hatred for the bastard.

First of all, he is just… the most whiny, delusional, self-pitying pathetic loser, just… he really is.  I feel like a character in a Peanuts comic strip every time he opens his mouth.  All I hear is “whaa, whaa, whaa”.  And his delusions of grandeur would almost be funny if they weren’t so pathetic.  

Here’s the thing, alright, and I’m sorry if I’m going to offend any Zeke fans with what I’m about to say, but too bad, I guess.  

Everything out of this shitheads mouth is a lie.  And just because he’s convinced himself of his own bullshit doesn’t make the lies coming out of his mouth any more true.

He turns Levi’s fellow soldiers into Titans.  He does this without remorse.  Don’t try to tell me Zeke felt bad about it.  He didn’t.  You know how I know he didn’t?  Because in his private moments in the immediate aftermath, he mocks Levi over having done it, gloating about his supposed master plan of using Levi’s compassion against him and utilizing it to ensure Levi’s own demise.  Zeke’s entire attitude here is sickeningly unbothered, unburdened, uncaring, and smug in the EXTREME.  He mocks Levi’s compassion, literally makes fun of it and lambasts it as a pathetic sign of weakness when he says “I know you’re a caring leader.  Your soldiers haven’t done anything wrong.  They’ve just grown a little bigger.  You wouldn’t, say, slice them to pieces over that, would you?”.  This is Zeke making fun of the fact, finding AMUSEMENT in the fact that he’s just murdered 30 people who have never done a single thing to him, and reveling in what he thinks is a victory that will lead to Levi’s own death, reveling in having taken advantage of and weaponizing a better man’s kindness and compassion.  Zeke is ENJOYING this moment.  Just like he enjoyed killing all those soldiers in Shinganshina.  And then, the kicker, and this is a particular point about Zeke that just makes me absolutely sick, he pretends to himself as if he didn’t want to do it.  He PLAYS at his own regret, saying, “I didn’t want do this either,” and yet in the very next breath, continues to treat what he’s done with grotesque flippancy, saying “Still, how sad… There wasn’t even a battle or skirmish.”  Gloating over how easily he’s bested Levi and his men, before going on to sink further into his insane delusions of grandeur, blaming their inability to trust one another on Levi’s inability to “understand”.  I’m sorry, Zeke, but no.  You didn’t even TRY to help Levi understand, too wrapped up in your own egotistical god-complex to consider it a possibility.  ‘Oh, only I could possibly understand, along with Eren, the great task we two special beings have been burdened with.  He makes assumptions about Levi’s life, about the kinds of things he’s seen and experienced, and convinces himself that they couldn’t be anything like what Zeke has (which, hilariously, is all wrong, since out of everyone, Levi knows better than anyone else in the SC what it’s like to be treated as a second class citizen).  Zeke just assumes Levi couldn’t possibly ever grasp the complexities of the outside world, and so that’s why Zeke didn’t even bother trying to talk to him.  Blah, blah, blah.  No, Zeke, you didn’t share your stupid ass plan because you wanted to continue to feel special, like you’re the chosen one who gets to decide the fate of an entire race of people.  The most hilarious part of this entire sequence is when Zeke is thinking Levi couldn’t ever understand the concept of all the world’s militaries bearing down on Paradis at once, and what that means, couldn’t grasp the urgency of the situation, as if ZEKE HIMSELF isn’t completely fucking responsible for that situation in the first place.  Zeke literally engineered it.  He created the problem, and now wants to position himself as the savior.  He’s just such a loser man.  The God damned definition.  

And as if all of that wasn’t bad enough, when it turns out Zeke’s plan to take Levi out failed miserably, and Levi comes after his sorry ass like a bat out of hell, Zeke continues to mock Levi, to laugh at what Levi’s just had to do in order to survive and pursue Zeke.  He says “Where’d your adorable little men go!?  Don’t tell me you killed them all!  The poor things!”.  Are you fucking serious?  Zeke’s behavior here is one of the most sickening things in the entire story, bar none.  The way he laughs at Levi here for having to cut down 30 of his friends and comrades, the absolute display of sociopathic glee and disregard for the severe, horrific trauma he’s just caused this man, is honestly shocking.  Man, I’m sorry, but anyone who sympathizes with Zeke over Levi after this display maybe needs to reevaluate their moral compass, because it’s damned broken.  And just as an aside, Zeke’s cowardly fear of Levi is also pretty damned funny.  He’s just such a bitch./

We go from this perverse display of psychopathic megalomania into Zeke’s backstory, and again, I’m sorry if I’m gonna offend any Zeke fans here, but to all of that, I ask, so effing what?  Oh, boohoo, Zeke’s mommy and daddy didn’t shower him with praise or spend any time playing catch with him, and somehow, I guess, this is meant to excuse his attempts later in life to commit mass genocide.  Poor, poor Zeke.  Yes, his childhood was sad, he experienced neglect from his parents for two whole years, was used by them as a pawn for their idiotic plans, and ended up disappointing his father when it turned out he had no real talent.  And again I ask, so what?  This sort of experience isn’t exactly what one would call unique, or even extreme.  There are countless children in the world who go through the exact same thing in various forms.  Parents who put too much pressure on their kids to succeed, parents who try living vicariously through their children, parents who make their disappointment known and even punish their children for failing to live up to their expectations (something Zeke’s parents never did, by the way).  The point is, this isn’t even what one would classify as extreme hardship.  It’s a sad story of a child being neglected and not receiving enough love from his parents.  This isn’t to undermine the very real pain one experiences from those things.  Not at all.  That pain is real and legitimate.  But it’s also fairly common and pedestrian, as far as childhood trauma is concerned, and it doesn’t even remotely begin to justify the extreme lengths of megalomaniacal, sociopathic, genocidal tendencies he later displays.  Also, Zeke also had his grandparents, who did love him and spent lots of time with him.  He had Mr. Ksaver, who played with him and acted as a mentor to him.  It wasn’t like Zeke had no one and grew up with zero connections.  That’s BS.  

Levi calls this bitch on his shit later in chapter 114, as Zeke’s muttering away in his delusions about how he’s “saving everyone”.  He asks Zeke “That was your plan?  Mercy killings?”.  Levi’s asking Zeke here who the hell gave him the right to decide who lives and who dies?  Who gave him the right to decide who’s life is WORTH living?  When Levi says him getting to die by being eaten by a Titan is pretty merciful, considering he stole the lives of so many of his comrades, Zeke’s reply speaks volumes about just how warped and demented his thinking is, when he says “I stole nothing.  I… saved them.  Them and the children they would have… I saved them all… from this cruel world.”.  He’s literally justifying murdering countless people by trying to redefine that murder as “saving” them.  It’s not murder because it saved them from ever having to suffer again!  He’s absolving himself here of his sins by casting his actions in not just a favorable light, but trying to sell them as heroic and admirable.  He takes no, actual responsibility for what he’s done.  He removes himself from that responsibility by pretending he was doing a good thing, an honorable, noble thing, by murdering a whole bunch of people who’d never done jack shit to him.  Yippee for Zeke, I guess.  He’s the very definition of an ego-maniac, of someone suffering from a messiah complex.  He’s insane, and morally depraved.  The very fact that he’s the one who comes up with the idea of eradicating the Eldian race by rendering them infertile is only further proof of this.  What teenager comes up with a plan to exterminate an entire race of people and thinks it’s a good idea?

Right before he blows himself and Levi up, he screams “I’m hope you’re watching, Mr. Ksaver!”.  He’s indulging in his own, fanciful notions of himself as the “chosen one”, as a unique person who alone is capable of delivering humanity to salvation.  He’s showing off, asking Mr. Ksaver to watch him as he “saves the world”, because all he cares about, really, is making himself feel special, of fulfilling what he’s deluded himself into believing is his destiny, his right to decide the fate of the world. 

And then he almost kills Levi in the process.

I swear, I wish Levi had just chopped his shitty head off right then and there.  No one can blame Levi for chopping the bastards legs up like he did, for being so angry.  It wasn’t just that Zeke had killed so many of his fellow soldiers by turning them into Titans, or tried to kill Levi by turning them into Titans, it’s also how Zeke laughed about it, and laughed at the pain he’d caused Levi, treating all of it as if it was worth nothing, and then having the unmitigated gall to cast himself as the hero bestowing his benevolent mercy on all.  Give me a fucking break.

Fuck you Zeke.  I hope you rot in hell, you dumb shit.  

Also, fuck you to Floch too.  I hate that bastard almost as much.

[cosmicjoke-deactivated20250918]

Also, just to add, you know, it’s Levi’s face, in the panels after his comrades have been turned into Titans.  The absolutely devastated, heartbroken look he has.  It’s only made more prominent by how Levi, even in the face of his friends and comrades deaths, usually holds such a look of stoicism.  He’s always strong, and keeps himself together.  But here, there is just naked grief, disbelief and horror on his face.  He looks hopeless and beyond despair in these panels.  What Zeke’s done to him here is beyond words in its tragedy.  Levi can’t hide his pain, for once, and that speaks volumes as to the true depth of it here.  It’s beyond his control.

[more-than-deserved]

Honestly, exactly why I despise Zeke as well. His plan for Levi is especially cruel because he knows how psychologically devastating it is, in general and in particular to Levi. He didn’t just murder his squad, not even just turned them into Titans, but (and this is the anime I’m remembering here, I haven’t read this in the manga yet), but orchestrated the wine being brought so they thought they were being rewarded/appreciated. Levi at first is resistant to even allowing them to partake, saying something like ‘we already have tea’ but it’s their pleas that eventually move him. Why shouldn’t they have something to look forward to, after all of their efforts? Why shouldn’t they be appreciated, after all their struggles and sacrifices? It’s another layer to Levi’s devastation, I think, something Zeke knew and deliberately used: Levi’s compassion and selflessness for others drove his decision to let his forest squad have the wine *because* he values their wants. And now, they were murdered with that exact mechanism, which just adds to Levi’s horror. Zeke knew exactly what he was doing when he orchestrated this plan: inflict the most psychological trauma possible to make (what he believed to be) Levi’s last moments a personal hell, on top of murdering everyone else—and he laughed about it. He mocked. It’s truly sickening.

[riidcr-archive2-deactivated2023]

My attack on titan au with @more-than-deserved is beautiful 👌

[tolatetillnow]

[thehopefulquotes]

To be kind is more important than to be right. Many times, what people need is not a brilliant mind that speaks but a special heart that listens.

— F. Scott Fitzgerald

[flirtsuke]

Desolation of Smaug Extended Edition

“Mind if I join you?” “I should introduce myself my name is [insert muse’s name].” “He/she still lives. I am sure of it.” “I will say the same to you. Take back your homeland.” “This is no chance meeting is it?” “We have another problem.” “What did I tell you quiet as a mouse.” “There is something else out there.” “What form did it take?” “You knew about this beast?” “There is a housing not far from here where we might take refuge.” “He/she will help us or he/she will kill us.” “What choice do we have?” “This way quickly!” “Come away from there its not natural.” “War is coming.” “So you are the one they call [insert muse’s name you inboxed].” “You need to reach the mountains before the first days of autumn.” “I would not venture there except in great need.” “I don’t like dwarves. They’re greedy and blind. Blind to the lives of those they deem lesser than they’re own. But orcs I hate more. What do you need?” “This forest feels sick.” “He/she is not what he seems.” “My courage. I found my courage.” “Air. I need air.” “The path. It’s disappeared.” “We’re going around in circles. We’re lost.” “Finish it off.” “And what is this creature?” “Where did you get this?” “Not just a thief but a liar as well.” “Aren’t you going to search me? I could have anything down my trousers.” “Leave it. There’s no way out. No one leaves here but by the kings consent.” “You seek that which would bestow upon you the right to rule.” “There are gems in the mountain that I do too desire. White jems of pure starlight.” “I offer you my help. If you return what is mine.” “You have my word one king to another.” “You who lack all honor. I have seen how you treat your friends. We came to you once starving, homeless seeking your help. And you turned your back.” “Do not talk to me of dragon fire. I know of its wrath and ruin.” “Did he/she offer you a deal?” “I told him he/she can go ish kakhfe ai-’d dur-rugnu!” “A deal was our only hope.” “I know you’re there. Why do you linger in the shadows?” “Other lands are not my concern.” “Do not give him/her hope when there is none.” “It is Mereth e-n Gillith. The feast of starlight.” “All light is sacred to the Eldar. But wood elves love best the light of the stars.” “I always thought it is a cold light. Remote and far away.” “I have walked there sometimes. Beyond the forest and up into the night. I have seen the world fall away and the white light of forever fill the air.” “Say what you want about our ill tempered king. He has the best taste in wine.” “He/she is summoning his/her servants.” “The enemy is preparing in war.” “I started this. I cannot forsake them.” “Do it again and you’re dead.” “I would like to know who you are.” “In time all foul things come forth.” “The poisons in his blood. He’ll/she’ll be choking on it soon.” “Do you like death? Then let me give it to you!” “Tell us what you know and then I will set you free.” “When the rioting starts will it be your problem then?” “You knew I would come.” “It is not our fight.” “You do not know to whom you speak.” “We’re losing the light.” “I do not know what you will find down there.” “I promised I would do this and I think I must try.” “I smell you. I hear your breath. I feel your air.” “Come now. Don’t be shy. Step into the light.” “There is something about you.” “I merely came to gaze upon your magnificence to see if you really were as great as the old tales say.” “Do you think flattery will keep you alive?” “Who are you and where do you come from may I ask?” “Under hills and over hills my path has led.” “What else do you claim to be?” “You have nice manners for a thief and a liar.” “They are drawn to gold like flies to dead flesh.” “The dragon it is going to kill us.” “My armor is iron. No blade can pierce me.” “I think our little game ends here.” “If this is to end in fire then we will all burn together.” “You think you can decieve me?” “I am taking back what you stole.” “Revenge? Revenge?! I will show you revenge!” “I am fire. I am death.” “What have we done?”

[more-than-deserved]

continued with @okcnshld​

The Dwarf was barely standing on his feet,staggering with each step ,if it wasn’t for Bilbo and his support he would not have made it this far.as much as he was in dept to the halfling he didn’t want any of this.he was satisfied with the thought of finally allowing death to take his soul away.perhaps he could repent on his horrible deeds with his short time as king.But that wasn’t what his friend had in mind or would everallow to happen.

                      The hobbit on one side and his sword dragged on the other,they were helping in keeping his balance. A trail of blood is painted behind the two,reminding the poor hobbit that his friend was running out of time.unfortunately, there was no possible way to move any faster than this,considering his serious wounds and approaching the mountain’s path ( Upon the second attack Orcs were dwelling around the wreckage, taking care of any survivors..)  when one is spotted Bilbo quickly pushed thorin into a safe spot.upon the sudden action the dwarf couldn’t help but groan,trying to catch his breath and shooting a glare at the hobbit when he orders him not to. “ What is it? ” thorin murmured in a low tone

While there was still life in the other, there was still hope, a hope that granted strength to a Hobbit who had never known such exhaustion. His head still ached, a dull pain in the back of it as they made their way toward the mountain’s downward path, yet what clear thoughts remained to him were set in all-consuming purpose—to ensure Thorin’s survival. The rightful king of Erebor had not come all this way, through countless perils and sleepless nights, for his returned home to be lost to him through death; Bilbo would not, could not allow it.

I cannot lose my friend.

Yet every backward glance to make certain they were not followed told of diminishing time, waning hope that sickened both his stomach and heart; how much blood could be spilt before it was utterly spent? Lips pressed firmly together to still both sound and bile, he turned his attention back to the path ahead of them, only for alarm to grow in his features as the Halfling saw what lay ahead. He only dared to speak again once he knew they were both out of sight, an anxious whisper sounding.

“There’s an Orc in our path…is there no other way down the mountain?” Even as he asked, Bilbo already knew an answer that had trailed behind them with every step—they could not afford any longer road. His hand came to rest on Sting’s hilt, worried gaze fliting toward the Orc’s direction. He had only seen the one, but what if others lingered just out of sight? Even if he overcame one, or all they encountered, would it not take too long?

Unless…

His mind turned to his pocket’s contents, renewed hope yet undefined dread mingling in his chest. The blood would complicate matters, and he little knew if what he might do would succeed, but Thorin’s life lay in his hands. Was the compelling urge to keep it secret worth that loss?

“…We must find a way to stop that bleeding, and then—” His gaze returned to Thorin’s, a pause to summon his courage. “—Then you must trust me.”

[laurelins]

gif meme  ↘

            thorin oakenshield. son of thrain. king under the mountain

[flirtsuke]

Desolation of Smaug Extended Edition

“Mind if I join you?” “I should introduce myself my name is [insert muse’s name].” “He/she still lives. I am sure of it.” “I will say the same to you. Take back your homeland.” “This is no chance meeting is it?” “We have another problem.” “What did I tell you quiet as a mouse.” “There is something else out there.” “What form did it take?” “You knew about this beast?” “There is a housing not far from here where we might take refuge.” “He/she will help us or he/she will kill us.” “What choice do we have?” “This way quickly!” “Come away from there its not natural.” “War is coming.” “So you are the one they call [insert muse’s name you inboxed].” “You need to reach the mountains before the first days of autumn.” “I would not venture there except in great need.” “I don’t like dwarves. They’re greedy and blind. Blind to the lives of those they deem lesser than they’re own. But orcs I hate more. What do you need?” “This forest feels sick.” “He/she is not what he seems.” “My courage. I found my courage.” “Air. I need air.” “The path. It’s disappeared.” “We’re going around in circles. We’re lost.” “Finish it off.” “And what is this creature?” “Where did you get this?” “Not just a thief but a liar as well.” “Aren’t you going to search me? I could have anything down my trousers.” “Leave it. There’s no way out. No one leaves here but by the kings consent.” “You seek that which would bestow upon you the right to rule.” “There are gems in the mountain that I do too desire. White jems of pure starlight.” “I offer you my help. If you return what is mine.” “You have my word one king to another.” “You who lack all honor. I have seen how you treat your friends. We came to you once starving, homeless seeking your help. And you turned your back.” “Do not talk to me of dragon fire. I know of its wrath and ruin.” “Did he/she offer you a deal?” “I told him he/she can go ish kakhfe ai-’d dur-rugnu!” “A deal was our only hope.” “I know you’re there. Why do you linger in the shadows?” “Other lands are not my concern.” “Do not give him/her hope when there is none.” “It is Mereth e-n Gillith. The feast of starlight.” “All light is sacred to the Eldar. But wood elves love best the light of the stars.” “I always thought it is a cold light. Remote and far away.” “I have walked there sometimes. Beyond the forest and up into the night. I have seen the world fall away and the white light of forever fill the air.” “Say what you want about our ill tempered king. He has the best taste in wine.” “He/she is summoning his/her servants.” “The enemy is preparing in war.” “I started this. I cannot forsake them.” “Do it again and you’re dead.” “I would like to know who you are.” “In time all foul things come forth.” “The poisons in his blood. He’ll/she’ll be choking on it soon.” “Do you like death? Then let me give it to you!” “Tell us what you know and then I will set you free.” “When the rioting starts will it be your problem then?” “You knew I would come.” “It is not our fight.” “You do not know to whom you speak.” “We’re losing the light.” “I do not know what you will find down there.” “I promised I would do this and I think I must try.” “I smell you. I hear your breath. I feel your air.” “Come now. Don’t be shy. Step into the light.” “There is something about you.” “I merely came to gaze upon your magnificence to see if you really were as great as the old tales say.” “Do you think flattery will keep you alive?” “Who are you and where do you come from may I ask?” “Under hills and over hills my path has led.” “What else do you claim to be?” “You have nice manners for a thief and a liar.” “They are drawn to gold like flies to dead flesh.” “The dragon it is going to kill us.” “My armor is iron. No blade can pierce me.” “I think our little game ends here.” “If this is to end in fire then we will all burn together.” “You think you can decieve me?” “I am taking back what you stole.” “Revenge? Revenge?! I will show you revenge!” “I am fire. I am death.” “What have we done?”

[shiredwarf]

‘Oh, that won’t do!’ said Bilbo. 'Books ought to have good endings. How would this do: and they all settled down and lived together happily ever after?’

[the-sad-boy]

[boromirs]

I know you doubt me, I know you always have, and you’re right. I often think of Bag End. I miss my books, and my arm chair, and my garden. See, that’s where I belong; that’s home,

[more-than-deserved]

boromirs: I know you doubt me, I know you always have, and you’re right. I often think of Bag End. I miss my books, and my arm chair, and my garden. See, that’s where I belong; that’s home,

[yoursummerdreamz]

[rp-meme-central]

The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey - sentence starters

1. “I think it’s time for you to know what really happened.” 

2. “DRAGON!”

3. “That is private. Keep your sticky paws off.” 

4. “Dreadful wo/man. Make sure you keep an eye on her/him after I… after I’m…” 

5. “You know, some people are starting to wonder about you. They think you’re becoming… odd.” 

6. “What do you mean? Do you mean to wish me a good morning, or do you mean that it is a good morning whether I want it or not? Or perhaps you mean to say that you feel good on this particular morning? Or are you simply stating that this is a morning to be good on?” 

7. “I’m looking for someone to share in an adventure.” 

8. “You’ve changed, and not entirely for the better, ______.” 

9. “You know my name, although you do not remember I belong to it. I am ______, and ______ means… me.”  

10. “I had no idea you were still in business.” 

11. “Well, I’m pleased you remember something about me. Even if it’s only my fireworks.” 

12. “______, at your service.” 

13. “Very good, this. Any more?” 

14. “It’s just, um… I wasn’t expecting company.” 

15. “It’s not that I don’t like visitors. I like visitors as much as the next _____. But I do like to know them before they come visiting.” 

16. “Nope! You can’t come in. You’ve come to the wrong house.” 

17. “Oh, they’re quite a merry gathering… once you get used to them.” 

18. “S/he is here.” 

19. “I thought you said this place would be easy to find. I lost my way, twice.” 

20. “Tell me, _____. Have you done much fighting?” 

21. “They will not come. They say this quest is ours and ours alone.” 

22. “How came you by this?” 

23. “The answer lies hidden somewhere this map, and I do not have the skill to find it. But there are others in _____ who can.”    

24. “I’m not a burglar! I’ve never stolen a thing in my life.” 

25. “I cannot guarantee his/her safety. Nor will I be responsible for his/her fate.”

26. “I’ll be all right. Just let me sit quietly for a moment.” 

27. “The world is not in your books and maps. It’s out there.” 

28. “I do believe you made that up.” 

29. “You’ll have a tale or two of your own to tell when you come back.” 

30. “Can you promise that I will come back?” 

31. “You don’t have to do this. You have a choice. You’ve done honorably by our people.” 

32. “I’m going on an adventure!” 

33. “I signed it.” 

34. “Oh, they took wagers on whether or not you’d turn up. Most of them bet that you wouldn’t.”   

35. “Stop! We have to turn around. I forgot my handkerchief.” 

36. “You’ll have to manage without pocket handkerchiefs, and a great many other things, _____, before we reach your journey’s end.” 

37. “Home is now behind you. The world is ahead.” 

38. “Don’t mind him/her, _____. _____ has more cause than most to hate _____.” 

39. “It is raining, _____, and it will continue to rain until the rain is done. If you wish to change the weather of the world, you should find yourself another wizard.” 

40. “Is s/he a great wizard, or is s/he more like you?” 

41. “Move back! Give him/her some air, for goodness sake!”

42. “Where on this good earth did those foul creatures come from?” 

43. “I told you already. I will not go near that place.”  

44. “Well, that is not good. Not good at all. Shouldn’t we tell _____?” 

45. “I think they’re going to eat them. We have to do something.” 

46. “Drop him/her!” 

47. “Wait! You’re making a terrible mistake.”

48. “What would you have us do then? Let them all go?” 

49. “Where did you go to, if I may ask?”

50. “Seems a shame to leave it lying around. Anyone could take it.” 

51. “Here. This is about your size.” 

52. “I have never used a sword in my life.” 

53. “True courage is knowing, not when to take a life, but when to spare one.”

54. “I was looking for you, _____. Something’s wrong. Something’s terribly wrong.” 

55. “A dark power dwells in there, such as I have never felt before.” 

56. “That is not from the world of the living.” 

57. “Was that a wolf? Are there wolves out there?” 

58. “Who did you tell about your quest, beyond your kin?” 

59. “You are being hunted.” 

60. “I’ll draw them off.” 

61. “Where are you leading us?” 

62. “I cannot see where the pathway leads! Do we follow it or not?” 

63. “This was your plan all along. To seek refuge with our enemy.” 

64. “You have no enemies here, ____. The only ill will to be found in this _____ is that which you bring yourself.” 

65. “If we are to be successful, this needs to be handled with tact, and respect, and no small degree of charm. Which is why you will leave the talking to me.”  

66. “What is s/he saying? Does s/he offer us insult?” 

67. “I don’t like green food.” 

68. “What is your interest in this map?”

69. “Tell me, _____. Did you think these plans and schemes of yours would go unnoticed?” 

70. “There is something at work, beyond the evil of _____. Something far more powerful.” 

71. “This is not possible. A powerful spell lies upon those tombs. They cannot be opened.” 

72. “____ believes that only great power can keep evil in check, but that is not what I’ve found. I’ve found it is the small things, everyday deeds of ordinary folk, that keeps the darkness at bay.”  

73. “Why _____? Perhaps it is because I am afraid, and s/he gives me courage.” 

74. “Do not be afraid, _____. You are not alone.” 

75. “S/he’s been lost ever since s/he left home. S/he should never have come.” 

76. “I wish you all the luck in the world. I really do.” 

77. “What are you doing in these parts? Speak!” 

78. “I know someone who would pay a pretty price for your head. Just a head. Nothing attached.” 

79. “Stay back. I’m warning you. Don’t come any closer.” 

80. “Keep your distance! I’ll use this if I have to.” 

81. “Just show me the way to get out of here, and I’ll be on my way.” 

82. “So why don’t we have a game of riddles? Yes. Just you and me.”

83. “And if I win, you show me the way out of here, yes?” 

84. “What have I got in my pocket?” 

85. “Three guesses. Guess away.”

86. “Take up arms. Fight! FIGHT!” 

87. “You thought you could escape me?” 

88. “Well, that could have been worse.” 

89. “There’s too many. We can’t fight them.” 

90. “Only one thing will save us. Daylight! Come on!” 

91. “We will not be seeing our _____ again. S/he is long gone.” 

92. “Why did you come back?” 

93. “See, that’s where I belong. That’s home. And that’s why I came back, because you don’t have one. A home. It was taken from you. And I will help you take it back if I can.” 

94. “It’s all right. ____ is here. S/he’s quite safe.” 

95. “You. What were you doing? You nearly got yourself killed.” 

96. “Did I not say that you are a burden? That you would not survive in the wild? That you had no place among us? I have never been so wrong in all my life.” 

97. “We’ll take it as a sign. A good omen.” 

98. “You’re right. I do believe the worst is behind us.”  

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You walk a lonely road Oh! How far you are from home.

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Arwen appreciation week ↳ day three: relationship with aragorn