Philophobia - Thorin Oakenshield - English version

Philophobia: The fear of emotional attachment; fear of being in or falling in love.

Everyone knows the story of The Hobbit, that brave little hobbit called Bilbo Baggins who set off on an unexpected adventure with 13 dwarves and a wizard. However, no one knows the full story behind the dwarves. Everyone knows the Lonely Mountain, and the mighty kingdom of Erebor with its mountains of gold. Everyone knows King Thror, his son Thrain, and the most famous of all that line of kings Thorin Oakenshield. The always grumpy and most mysterious dwarf. However, no one knows why this dwarven prince appears so heartless and cold.
Everyone knows about the elves, the elves of Rivendell, and those of the Greenwood. However, no one knows that there is so much more going on between elves and dwarves than the feud between Thorin and Thranduil over the mountain. There is so much more than the story of the diamonds that King Thror refused to hand over to King Thranduil and much more than the fact that Thranduil turned his back on the dwarves at the moment they needed him most.
Similarly, there is a fact that Legolas and Thorin have known each other for a long time, since before the dwarves were captured in the Greenwood, even before it fell ill and was called Demsterwold.
No one, not even the biggest Tolkien fan knows about the little orphan brought to Erebor on a harsh winter's night, but for now I forgive you. Now it is time to tell an entirely new story. A story that took place long before the birth of our hobbit Bilbo, long before the Greenwood fell ill and long before Thorin and his party of 13 dwarves and a wizard showed up on Bilbo's doorstep.
This is the story of Terwyn.