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| The Road to Edoras by Dreamflower | 13 Review(s) |
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| Kitty | Reviewed Chapter: 41 on 5/15/2007 |
| Éomer’s first impressions about the Hobbits are interesting, and his estimation of the prisoners shows him a rather good judge of character. And what Éothain told him confirmed it nicely. I am glad they realised Cado could be turned on the right path, while Dago and Clovis are rather hopeless. Though I don’t envy Èomer the task of deciding some of their fates. (Personally I think I’d sent Cado to the kitchen to help the cooks and Clovis to clean up stables or some other dirty task, if it has to be servitude) But now I am a bit worried – how will Clodio fare if they are taking his younger son away? Cado was the only one to care for him. (I can’t believe that I worry about him at all!) Author Reply: He's a good judge of character, true, and now he has the knowledge he needs to make an informed decision. And you may be a bit surprised at their fates. Remember--in Rohan, stablework is an honor, so they would not use it as a punishment! And we shall see about Clodio... | |
| SurgicalSteel | Reviewed Chapter: 41 on 5/15/2007 |
| Well, they finally made it! Sticky problem for Eomer to deal with, but I'm sure he'll come up with a suitable solution. Author Reply: Yes, he will come up with an emminently suitable solution, I think... | |
| harrowcat | Reviewed Chapter: 41 on 5/15/2007 |
| So they have arrived! Now what a problem for Eomer! No wonder Eothain was a bit worried about his reaction. Author Reply: Yes, they've arrived, and now the ball is in Eomer's court. And Eothain knows that his cousin is not going to be thrilled, but that he will deal with it well. | |