And Then There Were None
Why does King Thranduil imprison Thorin & Company in his dungeons? This story is told from the elves' point of view and seeks to provide the backstory to one of the more infamous decisions in "The Hobbit."
PG-13
· Complete
· Updated 26 July 2013
Characters: Bilbo, Legolas, Original Character(s), Thorin Oakenshield, Thranduil
Chapters
- 1. Decisions (2,902 words)
- 2. A Song Amidst Cobwebs (3,941 words)
- 3. Grave Matters (6,041 words)
- 4. The Hunter and the Hunted (5,578 words)
- 5. Caught in the Tide (5,162 words)
- 6. By the Stars Above (7,126 words)
- 7. The Snare (5,413 words)
- 8. The Rescue (5,760 words)
- 9. Death's Twilight Kingdom (7,065 words)
- 10. Back Again (5,371 words)
- 11. The King's Wrath (6,134 words)
- 12. Feasting (5,313 words)
- 13. And Then There Were None (6,297 words)