Abby Locke
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- Joined
- Jun 11, 2013
- Location
- US
Bilbo sat in his temporary room, glaring at the freshly pressed, Dwarven clothes that were laid on the bed. His hair was still slightly damp from the bath he had just been forced to take. (Not that he wouldn't have bathed anyways, but the fact he was all but dumped into the tub of steaming water was irritating.) With a sigh, Bilbo looked around the room he was in. His first impression was filled with distaste. The ceilings were far too high and the bed was more than a little over-sized. One could have easily fit 10 hobbits into it!
Bilbo sighed again and his shoulders slumped in defeat. He got up out of the chair he was in and ran a comb through his hair, pulling it back into a short pony tail. The journey to the Dwarven kingdom of Erebor had not given him a chance to cut his hair it had grown out longer than he liked. He picked up the clothing he was supposed to wear and looked it over with a critical eye. Definitely Not something he was going to be wearing willingly anytime soon. Instead, Bilbo walked over to the small bag he had with him and pulled out a comfortable, but nice, shirt, waist coat, and trousers and pulled those on. He looked in the mirror and smiled to himself. Just because he was getting married to a dwarf didn't mean he had to look like a dwarf.
"Well Bilbo Baggins, can't let yourself get too down about this." He mumbled to his reflection, trying not to let the anger and frustration take over him again. He did not want to marry the dwarf king, but he wasn't given a choice. Bilbo sat back down in the chair to await his escort to meet his soon to be husband. He knew he shouldn't have answered that blasted wizard's call.
Bilbo sighed again and his shoulders slumped in defeat. He got up out of the chair he was in and ran a comb through his hair, pulling it back into a short pony tail. The journey to the Dwarven kingdom of Erebor had not given him a chance to cut his hair it had grown out longer than he liked. He picked up the clothing he was supposed to wear and looked it over with a critical eye. Definitely Not something he was going to be wearing willingly anytime soon. Instead, Bilbo walked over to the small bag he had with him and pulled out a comfortable, but nice, shirt, waist coat, and trousers and pulled those on. He looked in the mirror and smiled to himself. Just because he was getting married to a dwarf didn't mean he had to look like a dwarf.
"Well Bilbo Baggins, can't let yourself get too down about this." He mumbled to his reflection, trying not to let the anger and frustration take over him again. He did not want to marry the dwarf king, but he wasn't given a choice. Bilbo sat back down in the chair to await his escort to meet his soon to be husband. He knew he shouldn't have answered that blasted wizard's call.