Not for the first time, Tauriel wondered at the fertility (and the naming schemes) of halflings.
Blueberry Baggins, Thorin's fiancée and Tauriel's future aunt-in-law, had two sisters. Actually, they were triplets, unheard of in Elven society. Naturally, they were attending their sister's wedding, and had just arrived at the Lonely Mountain from the Shire. As Blueberry was caught up in wedding preparations, Tauriel had agreed to serve as guide for the two Bagginses, who were named Bilberry and —
"Thornberry?" said Tauriel doubtfully. "I've never heard of that fruit. Are you sure this was translated properly?"
"Close enough," said Burberry Baggins.
*Hamilton voice*: Bilberry — Blueberry — and Burberry! the Baggins sisters!
if I had more jokes you'd be reading about Banana, Boba, and Bilbao Baggins.
