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| A Case of Mistaken Identity by Conquistadora | 2 Review(s) |
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| mystarlight | Reviewed Chapter: 4 on 11/1/2019 |
| Tolkien uses 'if' as I remember correctly and this word is really important. Author Reply: Very true. ;) | |
| fan81981 | Reviewed Chapter: 4 on 2/14/2004 |
| This is the second time I am reading this and was going to review at the end but I just wanted to pick up on something. "As financially possessive as he is rumored to be, Thranduil is NOT the greedy grasping miser some portray. " Now I don't remember the Hobbit TOO well, but I thought Thranduil was "fond" of jewels? When has that become finaccially possesive? I like jewellery, a lot - but I will bop someone on the head if they call me stingy/miserly. I think Thranduil would too. :) Author Reply: I'm sure he has a soft spot for gems and things, but he is no stranger to charity. And I would not blame him for being something of a tightwad, but that certainly doesn't make him a Scrooge, as some seem to conclude. I agree; being fond of jewels doesn't make one a dog-in-the-manger. :) | |