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Dwarves are born with a bone-deep knowledge of their One, but Thorin stops feeling the pull of his after the dragon attacks Erebor. Needless to say, he is surprised, and not initially pleased, to find his One living behind a round green door decades later.
Hobbits find a seed that represents their innermost self and can offer it to someone else to plant. This creates a bond as strong as deep roots in the earth between them. It is just like Bilbo, after years of thinking that no one would want his, to offer his soul-seed to a dwarf that does not understand gardening metaphors.
But just because they have found each other does not make the quest to reclaim Erebor any easier, and in the end a sacrifice is still made.
Thorin has to trust in the strength of the bond between himself and his One, because otherwise he will never believe that the sacrifice was worth it.
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The rest of my life. by DwarvishWarriors
Fandoms: The Hobbit - All Media Types, The Hobbit (Jackson Movies)
29 May 2014
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Thorin is a centaur in the tribe Ereborian.
Bilbo is a centaur in the tribe Shireian.A marriage between the tribes will bring peace across the land...
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- Part 1 of The Centaurs...
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Little Frodo is upset and no one in Erebor knows what’s wrong. No one except Bilbo, that is.
Hobbits are born with small feet and then grow into them. And when they do, there is little else to do but to be there to soothe them and offer a cuddle when they need it. Or: Frodo is upset, The Line of Durin is bewildered and Bilbo comes to the rescue.Bookmarked by spockverse
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Ever since the defeat of Smaug the Terrible, the most frightening supervillain ever known, using any superpowers - be it good or evil - was strictly forbidden under the International Normalisation Act. Superheroes and supervillains alike were persecuted and forced to conform to the community of "normal people" - all in order to prevent the threats which superhuman powers might pose.
And yet, decades after Smaug had been imprisoned under the mountain of Erebor, the monster started to wake. In the time of trial there was only one team of superheroes which responded to the threat: the Company, led by the mysterious Strider of Erebor. Only they could win the battle with Smaug - or at least they hoped so; what they couldn't win however was trust and support of "normal people" around the world.
And that is why they needed a journalist, a very clever one at that. So here he is - Bilbo Baggins, at your service!
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