Posts tagged the hobbit
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Learn Your Hobbit Name
Seriously guys, you probably don’t have a clue how happy these things have made me
I am Peony Boffin of Needlehole. Me gusta.
I’m… Primula Foxburr of Fair Downs
When I put in Bilbo Baggins it just comes back with Bilbo Baggins. Rude.
When I put in my name, it’s Esmeralda Brandybuck of Buckland.
Fosco Bleecker-Baggins of Fair Downs. Love it.
Tigerlily Bumbleroot or Fair Downs
:D
Azaelia Gamgee-Took of Bywater
yes I like it
Azaelia Broadbelt of Buckland
Hey, sweet!
Lobelia Grubb of Little Delving
That’s…actually rather cute! I LIKE IT!
(you can also get your elven name, too. Mine is apparently Galadriël Ar-Feiniel.)
Camellia Goldworthy of Michel Delving.
That’s actually cute hdsklfjk
Bramblerose Boffin of Needleholehaha, it even has something to do with sewing!
Lila Danderfluff
well, that’s adorable! on the elf name generator i get Linwë Tulcakelumë which actually sounds really pretty and perfect cuz it has “cake” in it.
(Source: elrondslinens)
“Exclusive” First Look at the Dwarves [x]
(via nooby-banana)
(inspired by this post)
(Source: flourchyld-archive, via rhodonaito)
“His magic ring he kept a great secret, for he chiefly used it when unpleasant callers came.”
owns arguably the most valuable and powerful artifact in middle earth
uses it to avoid uncomfortable social interactions
this is why Bilbo is my hero
(via nooby-banana)
the ring wasn’t the only thing that was precious in this scene.
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OMG look at his wittle face >3<
(Source: peregrint)
I did it
drawing 13 dwarves from memory is not easy
(via jack-frosted-poptarts)
from what i’ve seen, this is how i imagine the hobbit movie will be like when i watch it
just got back from seeing it. this is a pretty decent summation.
(via rhodonaito)
haven’t seen The Hobbit yet…
gotta wait til next weekend to see it with my mom. but reading through some of these reviews of it i’m just laughing really hard because i know they’re trying to say bad things about it, but it’s just making it sound perfectly true to the book:
- “Nearly three hours, and the story has progressed only slightly.”
- “To its own narrative detriment, “The Hobbit” works hard to lay the framework for what will follow.”
- “Not all the scenes are necessary […] But it’s an enjoyable experience.”
lol have they even read the book because that is exactly how i remember it beginning.
so thanks to this handy dandy flowchart, i just realized that one of the dwarves in The Hobbit actually has an axe sticking out of his head…
