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Belladonna Baggins the Second is an Odd Hobbit, the Mad Baggins. She has always acted every inch of the Took her mother was, until her parents died that is. Left with her younger brother to care for, she has tried to make herself become every inch the Baggins she needs to be. She doesn't realize how badly that was going until a wizard shows up on her stoop. With nowhere else to go, Bella packs up both herself and Bilbo and joins the Company of one Thorin Oakenshield. The only problem is they think she's a male, and she's not sure how to tell them she isn't without meeting the business end of someone's axe. The lesson to be learned of all of this? Don't listen to Meddlesome Wizards.
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- Part 1 of Where the Wind Blows
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30 Nov 2023
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For Addison, the world of Middle-Earth has always been fiction. A fairytale she grew up reading about. Tolkien's works were her parents' favorite, and they passed on that love to her before they died. They always talked as though it were real-and as a child, she believed it-but she's an adult now, her parents have been gone for years, she knows that none of it is real.
But when someone from her past suddenly reappears, with an incredible story, she finds herself being thrust into a world she believed to be fiction. Can she change the future or will the world she grew up dreaming be doomed to destruction?This story literally started because I (who loves the Hobbit and LOTR but doesn't know a whole lot about Tolkien's other works) was like "If it's called Middle-Earth, that implies there are other Earths." So here we are.
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- Part 1 of The Earth Walker Extended Universe
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Daisy Took had always been...odd. That meant a lot since she was...well, a Took.
Her mysterious Dwarven sire notwithstanding, Daisy had never fit in with the other Hobbits. To them, she was more like her mother than they cared to remember. They weren't wrong, but the principle stands.
Since her mother's death Daisy had been living with her stick in the mud, oh so respectable younger cousin Bilbo Baggins attempting to get him out of his self-imposed exile.
It only took a visit from the ever amusing Gandalf the Gray to make her lackadaisical life more interesting.