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[The morning after Frodo's arrival, Clem comes back to the castle, just as she said she would. She's excited to hang out with her new friend (because you become friends after helping someone get a bath and food), and knocks on the door before sticking her head in.
She hopes he's not still asleep.]
Frodo?
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He quickly comes out and offer her the crook of his arm to hold on to if she wishes. ]
Let's!
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I want to hear more about [a pause, as she tries to remember the name] hobbits.
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Hobbits! Now that's a tale that will take more than a journey to the kitchen. [ Because he can recite the history of the Stoors and how a Took invented golf but he isn't sure what would interest a little girl. ] What would you like to know?
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you asked for it
Hobbits were in fact named for where we live, in holes dug into hills. Not a hole of dirt or stone, mind you, hobbit-holes have polished floors and carpets, proper rounded doors and windows too. We call them smials. [ He skips a step. ] We used to live with the Big Folk in the old days but now most of us live in the Shire, hidden from the rest of the world.
[ He smiles her way. ] You are still of the right size to fit comfortably in a smial, and would be most welcome to mine.
<3
She tests the word on her tongue.]
Smials. I wish I could see.
You never get bigger than this?
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I should think not! I am way past the age of growing, except sideways.
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Fifty-one?
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Nearing middle-age!
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[Wait a moment...]
Are you immortal, like an elf?
[Wait, but immortals probably don't have a "middle-age" to worry about. She looks thoughtful.]
No... I don't know. Your ears are kind of like Legolas'.
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We have more years than most men, but we are not immortal like the elves. One hundred is ripe for many of us. [ --oh wait! ]
You know Legolas?
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Yeah. He threw a snowball at me.
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He has an affinity for snow!
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I can tell. [Grumpy face, then a smile.] He's nice, though. How do you know him? Do you like the snow?
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We were traveling together before we went our separate ways. He is playful and ever joyful.
One time, he went to fetch the sun!
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So he knows Sam, too? He'd be able to recognize him!
[That's good. No one here knows Lee, so she has to stay vigilant.]
... you can't fetch the sun.
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He does, and Legolas could, if only She wasn't so busy elsewhere.
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[She'll wait patiently for him to come down.]
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Yes, I think. I have never heard her being called otherwise, but the elves must know more of this.
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Probably. Elves can be really old, right? That's what Legolas said. Centuries old.
Maybe you're not making up a story, then.
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I wasn't. He did go to fetch the Sun but it was far away! [ And she didn't care for their plight. ]
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What can hobbits do?
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We can eat!
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