Beside the Fire by Pipwise Brandygin
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Bodkin
· 14 November 2005
· Chapter 1
Nice to see Aragorn and Pippin sharing such an important moment for both. (Travel difficulties must have been such a pain in Middle Earth. And no cell phones or internet!) I'm sure they can't have seen enough of each other once the hobbits left Minas Tirith - they all had their responsibilities. I like Aragorn moving quietly enough to creep up on a hobbit - that would take some doing.
Especially this one, this final break with the childhood he’d already grown out of long ago. Yes, Pippin outgrew his childhood at Parth Galen, I think. It must have become a bit of a bind after that.
PIppinfan1988
· 13 November 2005
· Chapter 1
"A single date did not have to change everything, though the whole world could change forever in the course of one day.
That is very profound--and I enjoyed this lovely tale from beginning to end. Pippin sounded much older than his 33 years, which I am sure was your objective. Well done! :-)
Pippinfan
Larner
· 13 November 2005
· Chapter 1
Terribly AU, but wonderful nonetheless. And a joyful day for all, in spite of the leaving of so many, and especially Frodo, Elrond, and Galadriel with Gandalf.
Amy
· 13 November 2005
· Chapter 1
Brings tears to my eyes. You don't know what you've got 'til it's/they're gone. But, chin up, friend Pippin, still lots to do and become!
This is a lovely answer to the challenge.
*tips hat to author*