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THE SPARKLING DIAMOND



We rode from our wedding, to Pippin's cottage where our new life would begin. In a fairy tale I would tell you now that my "knight" swept me off my feet and into our house where we would be in love until our dying day. This is not a fairy tale. As much as I wanted to be in love, married to my beloved. I had none. I knew nothing of my husband and even though Im sure now that he would have done so, he did sweep me off my feet and carry me through the door. I was feeling very capable of walking that night and did not need his assistance. I strode past him without a word and into the house. It had a large kitchen, with a filthy fireplace that made me fidget in a disgusted manner. It had a large black cooking pot over it. There was a sitting room with a sandy matted rug and a few chairs in various states of shabbiness. The library had gone undusted. The washing room unwashed, and when we came to Pippin's room, dirty clothes were strewn into a pile, and his clean ones in another, not looking very different from his dirty ones. The house desperately needed someone that knew how to take care. When I noted Pippins bedroom, a dresser chair and a bed I spoke. " Where might I be sleeping?" Pippin gestured to the bed. " Well, I only have one bed but you are welcome to sleep in it" It seemed as though he were trying to make a joke that I thought was not even remotely funny. It made his confidence break. I laid my thing on the top of his dresser and said coldly " yes, I will sleep here and you will sleep there. Goodnight Mr.Took" indicating the rather uncomfortable looking chair in the corner of his room and went to sleep without another word.





PIPPIN



I shifted uncomfortably in the wooden chair, knowing I wouldn't sleep tonight. My wife was so cold, I have never known a hobbit to be so unfriendly.And it was our wedding night! I knew she didn't love me, but I still had hopes. My father had arranged our marriage without my consent or hers, but at least I chose to make the best of it. I tried to win her charm by sending her what most hobbit girls like to receive from their betrothed. Jewelry, dresses and such but she rejected them. I had tried to win her to no avail. She was a wild spirit, no more ready for a marriage than I was, and I had no support now that she had confined herself to solitude.but I still vowed I would enchant her.