The Hobbit Preference Book

What if they came to our world?

I was going through my private messages and apparently I completely forgot to do this one. I'm so sorry! You requested it about 3 months ago, Karla_Rowan_21 , but here it finally is;

What would their reaction be if they were transported into our own 'real' world and they meet the female character? With Fili, Kili, Thranduil and Thorin.

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Fili;

He would at first try to find his way back home almost immediately after coming to this world. But when he realizes that there is no quick way back, he would go searching all around the place. Eventually he would find the female character. 

She is playing a game on the WII, a boxing game, when Fili rushes in to 'protect her from the man that is about to hit her'. Of course it is just the game and she is in no real trouble. 

When she realizes who is standing in front of her, she would freak out and Fili would try to calm her down. She would tell him that he is a fictional character. He would tell her that that is definitely not the case.

Before they do anything else, he wants to find out what this 'game' is all about. He doesn't let her sleep until they have played all the games she owns. 

It isn't until the next morning that they go looking for his way back home.

Kili;

He would tap on the door that transported him a few times before realizing he can't go back through it. At least not right away. So he goes to scout the area. In the park he finds the female character playing fetch with her dog. 

Kili is interested by the woman and her strange clothes. Also he kind of wants to throw the weird disc thing as well. And maybe he also wants to go and catch it. 

He reveals himself and is slightly scared when she goes straight into fan-girling mode and keeps pointing at him. They talk about the situation he has found himself in. Before he knows it, she drags him home and she goes looking for a way back for him.

Kili is in no hurry to return to Middle-Earth, especially after she tells him there are no monsters here. Especially no orcs. So he is fine here. He goes looking through her cabinets and finds the sweets and cookies. She orders pizza for dinner since she is too busy looking for a magical way back so she can't cook.

Kili really doesn't mind as is enjoying all the food that she keeps around her place.

Thranduil;

As soon as he comes down in this world, the animals of the forest gather around him. They tell him all about this world. A squirrel tells him about a little cottage in the middle of the forest where a woman lives that could potentially help him.

Not fully trusting the squirrel, he still decides to follow it. This is his only lead and he wants to get home.

He majestically strides around the forest until he arrives at the cottage.

There he is met with a too familiar sight. His jaw drops and his heart sinks. 

The woman they have brought him to is the spitten image of his late wife. And when she talks, there is just no way... "I have found you" he says. 

She falls into his arms and together they find a way back home to Middle-Earth.

(Look at me giving a happy ending to an elf. Yay for me!)

Thorin;

Somehow he gets sucked into the book that he was reading; one about a young woman whoms life was a little bit miserable at the moment. The strange thing about the book was that the pages weren't pre-written. The chapters simply appeared every night, one by one they got added to the book. One chapter per night.

He just got to the part where her life was about to turn around when he found himself literally in her world. He knew this because he remembered some details from the book that he could now cleary see in front of him.

Thorin immediately went on a search for the female character. 

It may sound crazy but he had to tell her that he was head over heels in love with her. Even though she was nothing more than a fictional character.

Maybe he was only dreaming but he had to find her.

When they meet they simply stare at each other and whisper; "You are the love of my life."

She tells him he is also nothing more than a fictional character in her world.