Reviews (5)

wow, shy, quiet, Goldilocks is pretty unusual for what I have read. I laughed at the many dissapointed lasses from Tookland part. And that Faramir Took is more like his namesake than his father is interesting. I do think naming his other sons Boromir and Aragorn is taking it a little too far, though.

I love this one. It is beautiful and simply elengent. Galathil

How lovely, I just loved this part: 'Pippin had supported him whole-heartedly, recalling the delight on his own father’s face when he had informed him he was courting Diamond of Long Cleeve with the hopeful intent of marriage. Now thirty-six years and five children later, he was watching his own son marry his beloved bride.' 36 years and 5 children! My! It is very poignant actually, the fact that Pippin was once a young hobbit so many years before in Faramir's same position, just starting out his life, and then life just keeps on going, and the young get older. This fic really goes to show that everyone's story in this great tale (as Bilbo would say it) eventually ends, and it is time for another's. I like this a lot, very good job! :)

Beautiful! I like the way you wrote it all from Pippin's point of view and how Goldilocks seemed to glow. The quick overview of their courtship was very nice an it would be fun to read it in greater detail *hint hint* ;) Thank you for the story!

This is absolutely lovely. And such wonderful details, such as Faramir's own livery (which implies so many things), how much the bride and groom obviously adore one another, and Sam and Pippin's perfect words to them. And I love this in particular: "But Pippin had just chuckled and told him that although his eldest son had not the inherent wildness and penchant for trouble that plagued so many of the Tooks, including his own sister, but he had the family’s stubbornness. When a Took wanted something or wished to marry someone, then not even a Dark Lord could keep him from trying to get it."