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“That’s my fault. I read all the classics to you as a child. I take full responsibility. But not on the money part. Go beg daddy.”
”But he already bought me a bunch last...” She stopped herself, but it was already too late. Tilda had promised to not tell, but it seemed the secret was out in the open now.
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She stared at the stranger from behind her father’s legs, before finally mustering up enough courage to step forward, offering a shy smile. “Guten Tag”. There had been phone calls, there had been pictures and many stories, yet meeting her grandmother in real life was more than frightening for Hanna. And besides, she was still tired from the eight-hour plane ride. The ocean had not been as grand as Da had promised. “Have you seen the ocean before? I saw it from the plane window and it was not as stormy as it was supposed to be.”
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“Grandma, I don’t feel well...my stomach aches...”
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/LOUD LAUGHTER FROM THE OTHER ROOM/
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The sounds that Dáin sputters when he awakes abruptly are quite similar to his boars grunts. After hastily wiping drool from his mouth, he attempted to make himself some what proper from his disheveled state. He made a “bwah” after his efforts to comb a few knots out of his beard with his fingers failed.
“Ah! M’lady!” Dáin moved from behind the desk that was too tall for him and went right up to greet Sigrun. “Pardon my state. I’m afraid I don’t look a bit decent unless I’ve ‘ad my full beauty sleep.” He laughed.
“When you think of the Battle of Pelennor, do not forget the battles in Dale and the valor of Durin’s Folk. Think of what might have been. Dragon-fire and savage swords in Eriador, night in Rivendell. There might be no Queen in Gondor. We might now hope to return from the victory here to ruin and ash. But that has been adverted.”
- Gandalf
In the 3019th year of the Third Age, King Brand of Dale fought bravely at the Gate of the Lonely Mountain alongside the Dwarves of Erebor, sacrificing his life for the freedom and safety of the peoples of Middle Earth.
The Battle of Dale was of crucial importance in winning the War of the Ring. Had Dale and the Lonely Mountain been lost, the scales would have been tipped in favor of Sauron, and the free peoples of Middle Earth would have never hoped to gain victory.
I am watching a cheesy movie with my mom about four brothers. The teenage ones just told the little one that he was adopted because he’s so different than them. And they did it so well. You know one started like “Well of course you’re different. You are adopted after all.” And then they just looked at each other and went with it. It was glorious and the poor little one is so sad now. I can see Sigrid and Bain doing this when Tillie ist just too annoying in the modern verses.
