Fate and the High King's Falcon
by Baylor
Pippin recovers from his injuries following the final battle before the Black Gates. ROTK.
PG
· Complete
· Updated 5 August 2003
Characters: Aragorn, Frodo Baggins, Gandalf, Gimli, Legolas, Merry, Pippin, Samwise Gamgee
Chapters
- 1. Cool sunlight and green grass (1,547 words)
- 2. Casting off at last all doubt and care and fear (1,280 words)
- 3. A great Shadow has departed (744 words)
- 4. He laughs now more than he talks (855 words)
- 5. Thank goodness I have found you! (994 words)
- 6. The pains you have cost me (949 words)
- 7. (It) burns my heart (1,047 words)
- 8. The unquenchable cheerfulness of Pippin (1,927 words)
- 9. Is everything sad going to come untrue? (1,092 words)
- 10. How glad I am to see you again! (1,476 words)
- 11. I am hungry. What is the time? (1,159 words)
- 12. O! Water Hot is a noble thing! (1,843 words)
- 13. To love first what you are fitted to love (756 words)
- 14. Woolly-footed and wool-pated truants (648 words)
- 15. They will look for him from the White Tower (780 words)
- 16. Ever since that night at Bree (1,520 words)
- 17. Knights of the City and of the Mark (2,578 words)
- 18. How old Toby came by the plant (1,309 words)
- 19. The hands of the king (1,983 words)
- 20. Are the hands of a healer (1,066 words)
- 21. West of the Moon, East of the Sun (591 words)
- 22. Was there ever any one like him? (1,579 words)
- 23. I am to see that all is well with you (1,264 words)
- 24. At all costs we must keep you away from the Golden Perch (2,226 words)
- 25. Dull and dreary indeed (733 words)
- 26. I feel I could sing, if I knew the right song (3,362 words)
- 27. Filling up the corners (962 words)
- 28. With him, it is said, went Gimli the Dwarf (1,045 words)