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| The Falcon: The Adventures of Peregrin Took by Tom Fairbairn | 2 Review(s) |
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| hobbit_lass | Reviewed Chapter: 13 on 6/13/2004 |
| I loved how you had Frodo come to Pip in a dream! And then in true Gandalf fashion refuse to answer his question! LOL! Another great chapter, I could see the army and the mumakils! Amazing! | |
| Grey Wonderer | Reviewed Chapter: 13 on 6/8/2004 |
| "Nay," said Obed. "Regret not the courage of a heart that's true, fool though it be." He looked past Poclis and smiled. "Behold, now comes such a heart." The perfect description of Pippin! I am so glad they arrived in time so that Poclis was not killed in the battle. I love the mystic side of this chapter. Pippin's dream and the true meaning of Leah's name. Lots of lovely connections to the Shire, Mery/Merry and Pippin's wish to make Gandalf proud of him amid his self-doubts. It was very fitting that Frodo would not chose for Pippin, but supported him and was proud of him. Can't wait for more. Author Reply: Frodo is Pippin's hero. And what Pip needed to hear, only Frodo, if not Gandalf, could say with authority. | |