Yeah, yeah, I've already done two 1st persons and one 3rd person, so I
figured that there should be a couple more third and first person stories.
If this story sucks so far, please tell me…I don't want to continue writing
a story that sucks…
Anyway, this part of the story might bring a slight change to the happenings of things, and a lot of things will be unexpected…
Pippin was very confused as to why they had to destroy all the friendship bonds that the fellowship had developed in the time they were together. He finally understood after Legolas explained it to him for the seventh time…None of them were at all sure how they would accomplish this because they were all really close friends.
The first thing they decided to try was ignoring each other, but considering the fact that they all agreed to do that cancelled any ideas in their minds of doing it that way for agreeing would make their bonds stronger. Indil was the only one who realized this, so she decided to do things her own way, she was good at that.
She passed all of them a note, because she did not any verbal agreements or it would defeat the whole purpose. On all the notes read, 'I mean nothing by what I do. Whatever I do in the very near future will be aimed to hurt someone to obtain our goal, and not just to see them angry. I wish for nothing but acceptance and normal emotions from you for what I do. Please do not take me for someone who usually does these actions. I would have said this to all of you, but a verbal agreement would make the friendship harder to destroy.' All the notes were the same but one, and this one she gave to Legolas, It read 'I must do what I must do, It is not meant to only hurt you. I have to use my judgment to split everyone up and if it were my choice, I would not do this in this format. Please forgive me, Legolas, Amin mela lle……'
Upon receiving the note, Legolas looked at up at her, and she tore her eyes away. 'It is so easy to find Legolas's weakness to make him hate me, and someone else,' she thought. Indil had noticed that Boromir looked at her with more than friendship in his eyes, and this was her key to making Legolas mad at him, and her as well. It would hurt her to do so, and she would regret it, but she knew that it must be done. Indil's only hope was that he would understand.
Within a minute, after all notes had been read, Indil went up to Boromir and kissed him, and as she had hoped, he did not recoil, but seemed quite into it. When she broke the kiss, she saw Boromir re-read the note and she knew that she had done this to break whatever she had with Legolas apart. He understood all too well, Though Legolas did not. Indil looked at Legolas when she looked up, and saw visible pain in his eyes, and she could not bear to see him like that. She knew now that Legolas hated Boromir for this, and Aragorn hated him as well, for I had not heeded Aragorn's warning. I knew that they both hated me, and each other as well.
Gimli, the dwarf, was angry about this too for he knew how Legolas felt about Indil, and Legolas was his friend. "How could you do that Boromir?!?" He announced.
"Easy, she kissed me, and I kissed back." He replied.
"But you know that she isn't yours to take!" Shouted Aragorn.
"Nay, you are right, she isn't mine, but I shat kiss her if I like for she isn't yours or Legolas's either." He answered.
And that was the end of the argument. She had succeeded in the first half of her task. Four people now despised one another. Even Gimli was passing Legolas dirty looks for he knew that she should not be taken by any or the parting trauma would be too great.
'Now,' Indil thought, 'How will I break up the hobbits?'
"Who wants the last two pints?" Indil asked, addressing the halflings.
"Me!" Cried Pippin and Frodo in unison.
Indil handed each of them a pint ad she was happy to see the other hobbits looking upon them with an evil death glare.
"What about us?" Sam asked.
"You could have had Frodo's pint if you had asked quicker!" Pippin retorted. This quickly turned friendship to anger between the hobbits. And the anger turned to hatred once I gave Sam the last mushroom. When everyone had begun to hate each other, Indil started to fear them hating her, and her fear turned to hatred, for the time being, as well.
When Indil woke up in the middle of the night, she heard hushed voices and she got suspicious. Being as quiet as an elf possibly could, she sneaked out of ther bed and hid around the corner from the opening to the kitchen, which was where the voices were coming from.
"Legolas, you know that the portal will not appear here! We have to find it in a place like a forest, you dumbass! We no longer need the girl to help us for I feel the prescence of the portal. We should leave early tomorrow morning before she awakes." Came the voice of Aragorn.
"I fear that you are right, Aragorn, yet I do not know whether we should just leave her here or not." Was Legolas's reply.
"It is the only way, and you know it, Legolas" Answered Aragorn.
Then there was silence. Little did they know that Indil had been listening just around the corner from the kitchen. She chose that time to make her appearance. She walked into the kitchen and said, "So that is what you mean to do? I would have expected little less that a farewell from you, my lord, and I thought that a prince would have enough dignity to announce the departure. But that is only my opinion, pardon me, your conversation can commence." Then she left the room.
"Aragorn," Legolas said, "Tell Indil that I wish to speak with her, alone."
"Alright, Legolas, do not attempt to do anything more than speaking with her, dumbass, or the ties will be remade and we might still need her help!"
Legolas intended on remaking the bonds, so that way they would be forced to take Indil with them, maybe even to Middle-Earth, yet Aragorn knew not what Legolas was thinking.
Anyway, this part of the story might bring a slight change to the happenings of things, and a lot of things will be unexpected…
Pippin was very confused as to why they had to destroy all the friendship bonds that the fellowship had developed in the time they were together. He finally understood after Legolas explained it to him for the seventh time…None of them were at all sure how they would accomplish this because they were all really close friends.
The first thing they decided to try was ignoring each other, but considering the fact that they all agreed to do that cancelled any ideas in their minds of doing it that way for agreeing would make their bonds stronger. Indil was the only one who realized this, so she decided to do things her own way, she was good at that.
She passed all of them a note, because she did not any verbal agreements or it would defeat the whole purpose. On all the notes read, 'I mean nothing by what I do. Whatever I do in the very near future will be aimed to hurt someone to obtain our goal, and not just to see them angry. I wish for nothing but acceptance and normal emotions from you for what I do. Please do not take me for someone who usually does these actions. I would have said this to all of you, but a verbal agreement would make the friendship harder to destroy.' All the notes were the same but one, and this one she gave to Legolas, It read 'I must do what I must do, It is not meant to only hurt you. I have to use my judgment to split everyone up and if it were my choice, I would not do this in this format. Please forgive me, Legolas, Amin mela lle……'
Upon receiving the note, Legolas looked at up at her, and she tore her eyes away. 'It is so easy to find Legolas's weakness to make him hate me, and someone else,' she thought. Indil had noticed that Boromir looked at her with more than friendship in his eyes, and this was her key to making Legolas mad at him, and her as well. It would hurt her to do so, and she would regret it, but she knew that it must be done. Indil's only hope was that he would understand.
Within a minute, after all notes had been read, Indil went up to Boromir and kissed him, and as she had hoped, he did not recoil, but seemed quite into it. When she broke the kiss, she saw Boromir re-read the note and she knew that she had done this to break whatever she had with Legolas apart. He understood all too well, Though Legolas did not. Indil looked at Legolas when she looked up, and saw visible pain in his eyes, and she could not bear to see him like that. She knew now that Legolas hated Boromir for this, and Aragorn hated him as well, for I had not heeded Aragorn's warning. I knew that they both hated me, and each other as well.
Gimli, the dwarf, was angry about this too for he knew how Legolas felt about Indil, and Legolas was his friend. "How could you do that Boromir?!?" He announced.
"Easy, she kissed me, and I kissed back." He replied.
"But you know that she isn't yours to take!" Shouted Aragorn.
"Nay, you are right, she isn't mine, but I shat kiss her if I like for she isn't yours or Legolas's either." He answered.
And that was the end of the argument. She had succeeded in the first half of her task. Four people now despised one another. Even Gimli was passing Legolas dirty looks for he knew that she should not be taken by any or the parting trauma would be too great.
'Now,' Indil thought, 'How will I break up the hobbits?'
"Who wants the last two pints?" Indil asked, addressing the halflings.
"Me!" Cried Pippin and Frodo in unison.
Indil handed each of them a pint ad she was happy to see the other hobbits looking upon them with an evil death glare.
"What about us?" Sam asked.
"You could have had Frodo's pint if you had asked quicker!" Pippin retorted. This quickly turned friendship to anger between the hobbits. And the anger turned to hatred once I gave Sam the last mushroom. When everyone had begun to hate each other, Indil started to fear them hating her, and her fear turned to hatred, for the time being, as well.
When Indil woke up in the middle of the night, she heard hushed voices and she got suspicious. Being as quiet as an elf possibly could, she sneaked out of ther bed and hid around the corner from the opening to the kitchen, which was where the voices were coming from.
"Legolas, you know that the portal will not appear here! We have to find it in a place like a forest, you dumbass! We no longer need the girl to help us for I feel the prescence of the portal. We should leave early tomorrow morning before she awakes." Came the voice of Aragorn.
"I fear that you are right, Aragorn, yet I do not know whether we should just leave her here or not." Was Legolas's reply.
"It is the only way, and you know it, Legolas" Answered Aragorn.
Then there was silence. Little did they know that Indil had been listening just around the corner from the kitchen. She chose that time to make her appearance. She walked into the kitchen and said, "So that is what you mean to do? I would have expected little less that a farewell from you, my lord, and I thought that a prince would have enough dignity to announce the departure. But that is only my opinion, pardon me, your conversation can commence." Then she left the room.
"Aragorn," Legolas said, "Tell Indil that I wish to speak with her, alone."
"Alright, Legolas, do not attempt to do anything more than speaking with her, dumbass, or the ties will be remade and we might still need her help!"
Legolas intended on remaking the bonds, so that way they would be forced to take Indil with them, maybe even to Middle-Earth, yet Aragorn knew not what Legolas was thinking.