Reviews (10)

Larner · 9 December 2008 · Chapter 5: Mystery Solved

Ah, at last completion. Yes, they needed that pillow fight indeed. Now they shall know Legolas's family, a family they helped to save. Very sweet, and thank you for the tale.

Larner · 7 March 2008 · Chapter 4: Lothlorien: What keeps you here?

Aha--we come closer and closer, then. His mother? Sister? Unknown wife or daughter? His Siamese cat? Heh! Love the pillow fight and the ending of it.

Lynn H · 3 March 2008 · Chapter 3: Moria: How do you keep going?

Very interesting - I assume all 8 will get a similar response before we find out what he's talking about? I'm already in my annual Tolkien re-read, so now I have a clue to watch for... I hope I find the answer before you finish! Oh yes, since I read FF.net I will check out your stuff over there, too. If this isn't your ID there, would you send me the correct one?

Larner · 27 February 2008 · Chapter 3: Moria: How do you keep going?

Again--pretty blue eyes? Hmmm. Poor Pippin--feeling so guilty and unloved for the moment!

Shyler · 26 February 2008 · Chapter 3: Moria: How do you keep going?

I am so curios now! Great, now you have me. Pretty Blue eyes.... what (or rather who) is he speaking of?

Agape4Gondor · 23 February 2008 · Chapter 1: Rivendell: Why are you coming?

Very nice chapter. I like the question - and it begs to be asked of each one of the Walkers. Also, I'm intrigued about the 'blue eyes' quote.

Shyler · 22 February 2008 · Chapter 1: Rivendell: Why are you coming?

I remember it =] I like this story, I hope to see more posts soon!

Nieriel Raina · 22 February 2008 · Chapter 2: Hollin: Why are you here?

Okay, I'm hooked. Definitely want to know what or who Legolas' pretty blue eyes are about. Your characterizations are very good. I look forward to more!

Larner · 22 February 2008 · Chapter 2: Hollin: Why are you here?

Hopefully those pretty blue eyes aren't Frodo's. Heh!

Larner · 22 February 2008 · Chapter 1: Rivendell: Why are you coming?

One wonders who the pretty blue eyes belong to. A sister, or his mother, or a beloved we know nothing of as yet? Good to see you back.