Gimli's POV
Now when we entered Moria it wasn't what I expected it to be if I must tell the truth. We were hindered by this stupid door that Gandalf said that you have to say this secret pass code or something. I'm not good at those kind of stuff by the way.
So I left it up to the others to figure it out while I just lounged around. Now there was this huge dark lake and it gave me the chills. I felt this really murderous aura around it and it did not feel good. Whatever was down there had to take a chill pill or something.
Before that we had to find the door, and it was such a bother. But then Gandalf just had to stupidly mention about this supposedly great friendship between Dwarves and Elves. OK, you didn't have to mention it at that time. Did you not know how to read the atmosphere?
Gandalf's POV
Of course, my small friend.
Gimli & Legolas' POV
GET OUT! IT'S OUR TIME TO TALK! NOT YOURS!
Gimli's POV
Excuse us after that very rude interruption.
As I was saying. We had to find the door right? Well, we did. After we did there was that great dark lake, right? So
Boromir decided to throw this stone into the lake. Bad idea.
Just in time Gandalf found the password which was friend in the Elven tongue. You should've known, Legolas the Dumb.
Then all of a sudden while we were going in, this ugly, slimy tentacle of a thing grabbed hold of Frodo's leg...and was dragging him to the lake!
I panicked so I just went through the door. Not very hero like, but whatever. At least he was saved by Sam, but more came lashing out. That was horrifying to watch. At least they entered through the door safe and sound. That was a breather.
Legolas' POV
I am not Legolas the Dumb. I'm actually quite the opposite thank you very much. I'm Prince Legolas of Mirkwood.
Anyways, it was quite scary. And when Boromir threw that stone I knew something horrible was going to happen.
I gave him a look, but smart Frodo asked why the heck he did that for. Good job, little buddy. You showed the big man.
Well, we all went through when you know that thing came out and grabbed Frodo by the ankle. (It was the ankle Gimli. Not the leg. The ankle is part of the leg by the way.)
Gimli's POV
Nobody's perfect.
Legolas' POV
True.
So we all went through the door...and then we were trapped. We couldn't get out. Just forwards. The part that was real creepy were the luminous-green tentacles. It was freaky I'm telling you. Freaky and creepy.
We walked and walked and walked. It seemed endless. Gimli was with Gandalf who was leading the way, because
I guess he had the honor to go walk with the wizard. Hmph.
Gimli's POV
Jealous much?
And so let's skip some of the boring stuff. We just had to take all these turns that were starting to give me a migraine.
Then I started to sing this song. It was quite long, but aren't all songs long? Mithril. Started talking about mithril.
That's the most prized thing we Dwarves had, y'know? It's super pretty. Prettier than just regular silver. In fact it's pure. In fact it's worth more than gold! In fact-
Legolas' POV
Get on with the story already. We get it.
Gimli's POV
After that we kept walking and walking. The company finally entered this chamber. There was this slab of white of stone in the middle of the place...
It read: BALIN SON OF FUNDIN. LORD OF MORIA.
It was heartbreaking to realize and admit that he was actually dead. Enough of this sad talk.
Well, when we saw another door there were bones lying at the entrance. The weapons were bent and crooked and there was a book lying there. It was very out of place.
Gandalf picked it up and started reading some of the words that weren't burnt aloud.
The last part was the part that sorta scared me. We cannot get out. Those words were ringing in my head like an obnoxious bell. Poor Balin and his folk. I shook my head and gave out a small sigh.
In less than a second before we were leaving came the doom doom of drums. Ah, crap I thought to myself, dread taking over me.
"We cannot get out."