Trolls by White Wolf
Sitaray · 4 August 2008 · Chapter 33
poor guys...they can't catch a brake no matter how they try. At least they found each other though!
Author's reply
Poor guys indeed. It's good breaks they have trouble with. Bad ones come their way with regularity. They found each other, yes, but they aren't reunited. :o)
Naledi · 4 August 2008 · Chapter 33
Oh, I hope Legolas doesn't do anything foolish to distract the trolls from Aragorn. Is it too much to hope that he'll be able to leap on his horse and they both gallop out of troll country? They're both long overdue for some pampering (and possibly some of Elrond's foul teas) in Rivendell :)
Author's reply
It would be very much like him to do just that. Your scenario sounds great, but somehow I don[t think that's the way things are going to go. As for Elrond's foul teas, I think L & A would gladly drink all they could get their hands on, if it meant they had left the trolls behind and were once again in Rivendell.
Larner · 2 August 2008 · Chapter 33
You are torturing them, as you right well know! Come on, Aragorn--get yourself and Legolas out of here! And may this group fight the other two!
Author's reply
Yeah, I do know that. Poor guys. :o) I think both of them will do their best to get away. Hopefully, all the trolls will clash and knock each other off. How much are you willing to bet it will happen that way?
Laikwâlassê · 2 August 2008 · Chapter 33
I´m pretty new to this site, but your stories I know quite well and this one is another brilliant one. Well, with this story I´ve learned how annoying trolls can be. I ever thought they were only big and stupid. Your descriptions however have taught me otherwise. I think you really enjoy it to put our heroes through the wringer - dont deny it! *g* I think they have earned a brief respite. Will Aragorn react in time ? Was Legolas sacrifice to be discovered worth the trouble ? More please ! Lai
Author's reply
I'm so pleased that you enjoy reading my stories, including this one. I think Tolkien's trolls were big and stupid. And of course, Peter Jackson's were, too. Mine have a bit more brain power, so there can be more interaction with L & A. Well, I guess you've figured me out, so I won't deny it. :o) Those questions will be answered soon. Stay tuned.
demeter d · 1 August 2008 · Chapter 33
Oh, Oh, Oh! Two roller coasters now. The one Aragorn is on, and the one Legolas is on, and they each helplessly watch as their friend's coach aims for for a collision with increasing numbers of trolls!
Author's reply
That is a very interesting way of describing the situation. Let's hope any collision that occurs will happen between the trolls only and leave our guys out of it. Keep your fingers crossed.
LadyLegolas · 1 August 2008 · Chapter 33
Oh!!! THIS SUSPENCE IS KILLING ME! I was wondering about whether or not the group looking for Legolas would pick up on Estel. I must have more! lol :)
Author's reply
Oh, no. Don't die! I need all the readers/reviewers I can get. :o) Unfortunately, it looks as if Estel will soon be discovered by the trolls. We'll have to see if Legolas is successful in warning him off before then. Hang in there.
LadyLegolas · 19 July 2008 · Chapter 32
Well, I am rather new to this site, but I have really enjoyed this story. My sister and I look forward to more! Hurry Aragorn!
Author's reply
I hope you are finding this wonderful site all you hoped it would be. I am very pleased that you are enjoying this story. I will update as soon as I can, so you and your sister won't have to wait too long. Hurry, Aragorn, indeed. :o)
Naledi · 9 July 2008 · Chapter 32
Well, at least Legolas is up a tree. He likes trees, so that has to be a good thing. *resolutely ignores the pack of trolls converging on said tree*
Author's reply
Indeed, he is. I think it's always a good thing when a wood-elf can find shelter in a tree. It would be nice if Legolas could ignore them, too. We'll see how things play out. :o)
demeter d · 9 July 2008 · Chapter 32
You have spent all of this chapter metaphorically pushing this little roller coaster car up, up, up the hill, faster and faster. Now you leave it poised at the top of the hill, ready to PLUNGE down again! Larner is right, you know. But I love every word of it! And yes, our wounded lad must be one amazing elf!
Author's reply
What a clever discription of this chapter. I like it. I can't deny that it tickles me to know I've evidently gotten you excited. You think she's right? Oh dear. :o) Our dear elf is definitely amazing, but even so, he needs some help. Hurry, Aragorn!
Legolass · 8 July 2008 · Chapter 32
I am amazed that Legolas is still alive, let alone run and dive between legs of big fat trolls AND cleaving their spines and thighs! *shakes head* Aragorn had better get there fast - it's hard to have to be behind and ahead as well. Those trolls are getting on my nerves. I want to stamp them out with my rubber stamp. :-) (Thought I'd review here instead, just for kicks.)
Author's reply
I was surprised to see your name on a review here, but then I saw your last statement. Variety is nice. You know, I'm also amazed he's still alive and did all those things. It's even more amazing when you see those feats listed like that. But then, he is a very amazing elf. Even so, Aragorn does need to hurry. I think stamping out those trolls with your rubber stamp is an excellent idea. Wish I had a way to get it to Legolas. :o)
Larner · 7 July 2008 · Chapter 32
You are evil, you know.
Author's reply
So I've been told, but I don't believe it. :o)
Naledi · 13 June 2008 · Chapter 31
I love the bit about the tree Legolas tried to communicate becoming vaguely aware. I hope he will get the chance to go back and heal the trees. Assuming of course that he manages to escape the marauding trolls...
Author's reply
I'm so glad you liked that part. It's my favorite in this chapter. Maybe this one tree can help revive the rest of his kind. Those nasty new trolls may have something to say about whether Legolas gets the chance to do anything every again. Hurry Aragorn! :o)
Neilia · 13 June 2008 · Chapter 31
Arrrggghhh! Legolas, hide! Mean ol' angsty plot bunny! :( I am glad that Aragorn has the horses, though. A shred of hope...though our golden prince is in danger of being caught by a more ruthless group of Trolls. Nasty things! Love and hugs, Neilia
Author's reply
Let's hope Legolas finds shelter begfore those nasty trolls find him. That would not be a good thing for sure. Aragorn having the horses is certainly a cause for hope. Now, he just has to find our elf. Love and hugs to you, too.
Nessa Súrion · 31 May 2008 · Chapter 30
One word: beautiful!! I can hardly wait 'til the next update.
Author's reply
Thanks. I'm very pleased that you like it. I hope to update next week, so hang in there. :o)
Kaytee · 25 May 2008 · Chapter 30
Yayy!! The horses are found at last. Now to find Legolas and get the heck out of there.
Author's reply
I thought it was about time those horses showed up. As for finding Legolas and getting out of there, we'll see how that goes.
Calenlass Greenleaf · 25 May 2008 · Chapter 30
Bad, bad, bad. At least Aragorn got the horses back. I just hope he finds Legolas soon. ~Cal
Author's reply
Yes, the plot bunny has been very bad. But, as you say, at least Aragorn has the horses. We'll see how good that luck turns out to be.
Naledi · 24 May 2008 · Chapter 30
At least the horses have been found. But when Aragorn watched the tree floating past without realising Legolas was clinging to the other side of it I wanted to scream! Your plot bunny has a lot to answer for :)
Author's reply
That's one good thing that happened. Near misses like that make me want to scream, too. The plot bunny is laughing. The more evil he can be, the happier he is. :o)
Larner · 23 May 2008 · Chapter 30
At last-- the horses! About time! Now--save the Elf!
Author's reply
I couldn't have said it better myself. We'll see if it works out that way.
Sitaray · 23 May 2008 · Chapter 30
ahhh...just when Aragorn gets a bit of good luck..you have to ruin it for Legolas!!!!
Author's reply
You mean you expected them both to have good fortune at the same time? Gee, what a concept. I'll have to think about that. :o)
harrowcat · 23 May 2008 · Chapter 30
That was a wonderful description of the trip down the river. Aragorn seems to have improved his situation but then you bring back the trolls! *g*
Author's reply
Thank you. I'm glad you liked it. I thought a little good luck was in order. Yes, the trolls are back. Sorry. :o)
Neilia · 22 May 2008 · Chapter 30
Oh no! Please don't let Legolas get captured...and on the opposite side of the river from Aragorm! I can't bear it! When is this torture going to end? *sighs heavily* I suppose it comes from the power of the pen...the angstiness. Oh my, please do post soon! Hugs, Neilia
Author's reply
I'll see what I can do to help Legolas, but I make no promises. They are really separated now with a river between them. I don't know when it will end, but I can tell you that it comes directly from my evil little plot bunny. :o) I'll update as soon as I can. Hugs back at you.
Naledi · 2 May 2008 · Chapter 29
Now there are 2 troll gangs and our heroes are back in the river! I just hope they don't suffer a near-drowning this time! On the plus side, at least Legolas seems to be a bit better now. And I'm still holding out the hope that their horses will turn up soon...
Author's reply
I have every faith that they will find other ways of suffering. :o) Yes, the night spent in the shelter helped Legolas. He'll need his strenght, I'm sure. I still hold out hope for the horses, as well.
Sitaray · 2 May 2008 · Chapter 29
ahhhh...these poor guys can't catch a break! Now there is sump and gang after them too :(
Author's reply
Well, they get a night's sleep in the shelter. The plot bunny thinks that's enough of a break. :o) You know when it rains, it pours. Trolls, in this case.
Larner · 1 May 2008 · Chapter 29
Hypothermia on top of concussion, sprained ankle, dislocated shoulder, and whatever else is going on! Gads, you are torturing our two beloved friends! Heh! Where are the bloomin' horses?
Author's reply
OUch. It really sounds terrible when you list everything like that. They are hardy boys, though, so I'm sure they can take it. That sounds cruel, doesn't it? That's a question L & A would love to know the answer to. Me, too! :o)
Kaytee · 1 May 2008 · Chapter 29
Out of the frying pan into the fire. Or is that out of the trolls into the river. Talk about caught between a rock and a hard place. They are in it. One set of Trolls isn't enough?! Now they have 3 sets. Let the Tolls argue it out between themselves. What happened to the Trolls, in general after ROTK? Just wondered if you know. Looking forward to the next chapter. Hopefully it won't be to long in coming.
Author's reply
I like the way you said it. They didn't have much choice, did they? I'd have done the same thing in their place. Aragorn had that idea, but unfortunately, the two groups can't get together. Tolkien never really went into much detail about the trolls. I honestly don't remember if the fate of any of the troll races (species ?) were mentioned. I'll update as soon as I can.