#dwarvenscribe

[lostmyway-twice]

"Happy Yule Sir". Ori passes the soon to be King a parcel, gives him a smile and steps back. Just in case.

Thorin eyed the younger dwarf, both curious and rather...surprised.  He had not expected to receive anything at all, let alone something from Ori.  Still, the gesture was much appreciated, and he could hardly resist shaking the package lightly the moment it came into his grasp.  "...you did not have to do this, Ori."

[conversationswithsmaug]

Ori hides away from Smaug.

A pair of fiery eyes caught the flash of a cloth and a bag before it dove around a pile of treasure. "It is a little late to be hiding, dwarf," he called out. "Come now, step into the light. I will not harm you," yet. 

[underthemistymountain]

Ori nervously walked up to Thorin, with a parcel in hand. "Happy Yule. Sir". The young scribe passed the soon to be King the neatly wrapped parcel which was covered in brown paper, not very festive but it was all he could find. The parcel was soft.

"Ah, Ori, it is good to see you," he greeted the young dwarf, head bowing in gentle respect.  "Happy Yule to you too—" A parcel was handed to him, taking the Exiled King slightly off guard, but it made a smile form across his usually serious features, nonetheless.  "Is this for me?" he asked, fingertips running over the parcel.  His expression became more sincere, eyes reassuring to his nervous companion. "I deserve not your gifts, young one, but I will accept it graciously."  

[thelionbrother]

"I’m going to be sick."

"Ori!" Fili grinned at the familiar dwarf. "Too much ale, or too little?" He teased. "Do you need anything my friend?"

[shestole-blog]

It takes time | Ori&Gwynn

        The forest was awfuly boring, these days. Nobody came through, the animals seemed to be in hiding. A silence before a storm that would every reasonable person force to consider the danger that might be on its way. -- Not Gwynn. Being so bored, she decided to make time for a hunt. That was why she started her way through the forest, crouched slightly, exploring the ground.

        It was then when she found the orcs' path leading her through the bushes and clearings they did not seem to care of. She got excited, this might be more entertaining than a patch of rabbits. And there, on the end, she almost fell down into a valley they seemed to stop in, arguing about something. One was just about to draw out his weapon at the other when an arrow flew nearby, from one of the bushes around, shooting one of the others. Five of them, she could manage that.

[archerofdurin-blog]

OOC;; Richard Armitage said in an interview that the dwarves are around 5 ft 5

{endoftheline}:

Never saw him say such but if he did, it was a mistake. WETA are the ones who designed the characters, their data would be accurate.

So if Dwalin, as they show on their chart, is only 4’11”. You can trust that they’re no where near 5’5”. Even Tolkien set those standards. 5’5” would be a very human height. That is way too tall for a Dwarf, especially when you compare the Company to their burglar who is only 4’2”. They do not tower over the Baggins, matey. Plus, when you see the movie, you can see how tall everyone is in comparison to Elves and the Wizard, all of whom are in 5ft-6ft range.

[lukhudel-archive-blog]

Ori passed a neatly wrapped parcel to Fili and smiled.

Looking down at the parcel, then back at Ori, and repeating the motion once more he asks “What’s this? Is it fer me?” He hadn’t expected the other dwarf to get him anything. 

[lostmyway-twice]

Sweat collected upon his brow, hands jumbled together in nerves. Bofur had told him to ask Thorin and.. here he was. "Uh.. Thorin.. Sir.. I want to ask something". He gulped, obviously seriously nervous, he did find him intimidating after all.

Distracted by his own thoughts once again, Thorin nearly missed the sound of the younger dwarf’s voice behind him.  He glanced over his shoulder with a raised brow.  The poor lad seemed so…distraught, raising a small amount of concern.  “Out with it, then.  What do you need?”