Starlight

Starlight

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Fanfic
Lord Of The Rings
This is a re-telling of the "Tauriel talks to Kili in the Dungeon" scene. I thought it would be a fun writing exercise to interpret the scene as prose, since the scene wasn't actually in the book. I was right, it was fun! Hope you enjoy it! Disclaimer: Don't own characters, don't own script, playing in someone else's toybox, no rights infringement intended, blah blah blah...
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"Someday you will return home too." Reluctantly, she opened one of the heavy wooden chests. The lid creaked loudly as it flipped back. A dusty cloak. Coins. Letters. Rusty nails. At least a few useful things. She threw the cloak over her shoulders, put the money in her pockets and disappeared outside. Was it worth it? What was still anything worth...? Her hand slid into her leather doublet. She felt something ... soft, very small in her hand. Slowly she pulled it out and eyed it. The little crushed blue flower. Forget-Me-Not. "I will never forget you." She made her way northwarth. Homecoming. The rights of the characters, which I have invented myself and built into this plot, belong to me. The rights of all other characters are owned by John Ronald Reuel Tolkien, Peter Jackson, Philippa Boyens and Guillermo del Toro. This fan fiction is not based on the book "The Little Hobbit" by J. R. R. Tolkien, but on the films "The Hobbit" directed by Peter Jackson.

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