Aerandir
December 9th,2002, 07:43 PM
I had just finished the Hobbit and FotR, and I made this, it's not reall good, I think. But I like it, my mom said I kinda wrote like Tolkein (which I like)
Epilogue
By Sean Proctor
'The mountains loom in the distance, Frodo. Are you sure?' Sam asked, slightly bent with age.
'Sam, he has told us many times, that when he is eleventyseven, that he shall journey to Rivendell to see Aragorn and Arwen again,' Merry responded for Frodo. Sam looked at him.
'I suppose you are right Merry,' he said.
'Oh, Sam don't tell us what the gaffer would say!' Pippin laughed. They all did as well. The four hobbits rode along merrily. Frodo stopped suddenly.
'Frodo? Are you all right?' they asked.
'Yes, I am fine. I was just thinking about the time, the time we had on the journey to Mordor, the fellowship and of the ring,' Frodo responded.
'Yes, too look back at those days, how long ago it seems, since I have heard of goblins or orcs or even wolves,' said Pippin.
'But, those days are over. Gondor rebuilt, Moria retaken and rebuilt. We enter a new age now, the age that has lingered just in reach for many years, the age of men' Sam said.
'Ah yes, the age of men. It is heard that the elves have started to leave. Soon LothLorien well just be a fairy tale as well the elves of Mirkwood, just a memory in a select few. Even the Ents have left with the Entmaidens. Soon all that will be left are the men, dwarves and us, the hobbits. And soon we may also leave, just a figment of imagination,' Merry added. They rode steadily over the mountains.
'Has anyone seen Gandalf lately?' Pippin asked.
'Yes, I have. He still looks like the Gandalf of old, sitting on the chair in Isengard,' said Frodo. Soon they came to Rivendell. Elves were everywhere, singing and dancing. Aragorn came out to greet them.
'Frodo! Merry! Pippin! Sam! How good to see you again!' he said.
'And you Aragorn,' they responded.
'How is life in Rivendell? It is all fine in the Shire, thanks to the Rangers. For we have had a few threats,' said Frodo.
'Ah, I see you have found out about the Rangers guarding your borders. It is all fine in Rivendell. My children are excited about seeing you again. As is Arwen, who, might I add is doing fine,' Said Aragorn.
'That is good to hear. Now let us go inside,' Pippin said. They walked in and there stood Legolas, Gimli and Gandalf. The hobbits stood still for a moment, amazed at how little their old companions had changed since they had last seen them. After a moment, they all sat down and talked. They talked about old times and of new times. Legolas said that he was going to build a gray boat and sail away to the sea and Gimli was to come with him. Sam talked about being Mayor for what seemed like forever (six terms). They all talked one last time. One last time as the Fellowship of the Ring.
The End
Hope a'll like it.
~Aera
Epilogue
By Sean Proctor
'The mountains loom in the distance, Frodo. Are you sure?' Sam asked, slightly bent with age.
'Sam, he has told us many times, that when he is eleventyseven, that he shall journey to Rivendell to see Aragorn and Arwen again,' Merry responded for Frodo. Sam looked at him.
'I suppose you are right Merry,' he said.
'Oh, Sam don't tell us what the gaffer would say!' Pippin laughed. They all did as well. The four hobbits rode along merrily. Frodo stopped suddenly.
'Frodo? Are you all right?' they asked.
'Yes, I am fine. I was just thinking about the time, the time we had on the journey to Mordor, the fellowship and of the ring,' Frodo responded.
'Yes, too look back at those days, how long ago it seems, since I have heard of goblins or orcs or even wolves,' said Pippin.
'But, those days are over. Gondor rebuilt, Moria retaken and rebuilt. We enter a new age now, the age that has lingered just in reach for many years, the age of men' Sam said.
'Ah yes, the age of men. It is heard that the elves have started to leave. Soon LothLorien well just be a fairy tale as well the elves of Mirkwood, just a memory in a select few. Even the Ents have left with the Entmaidens. Soon all that will be left are the men, dwarves and us, the hobbits. And soon we may also leave, just a figment of imagination,' Merry added. They rode steadily over the mountains.
'Has anyone seen Gandalf lately?' Pippin asked.
'Yes, I have. He still looks like the Gandalf of old, sitting on the chair in Isengard,' said Frodo. Soon they came to Rivendell. Elves were everywhere, singing and dancing. Aragorn came out to greet them.
'Frodo! Merry! Pippin! Sam! How good to see you again!' he said.
'And you Aragorn,' they responded.
'How is life in Rivendell? It is all fine in the Shire, thanks to the Rangers. For we have had a few threats,' said Frodo.
'Ah, I see you have found out about the Rangers guarding your borders. It is all fine in Rivendell. My children are excited about seeing you again. As is Arwen, who, might I add is doing fine,' Said Aragorn.
'That is good to hear. Now let us go inside,' Pippin said. They walked in and there stood Legolas, Gimli and Gandalf. The hobbits stood still for a moment, amazed at how little their old companions had changed since they had last seen them. After a moment, they all sat down and talked. They talked about old times and of new times. Legolas said that he was going to build a gray boat and sail away to the sea and Gimli was to come with him. Sam talked about being Mayor for what seemed like forever (six terms). They all talked one last time. One last time as the Fellowship of the Ring.
The End
Hope a'll like it.
~Aera