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I Don't Care by OpportunityRover
Fandoms: The Lord of the Rings (Movies), The Lord of the Rings - All Media Types
24 Aug 2020
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A violent shiver wracked Frodo’s body at the mere thought of the dark lands they were all too steadily approaching. Or, that they hoped to approach. It had been nearly two days, or as near to two days as one could figure in the sunless land, and the two hobbits had been travelling in circles.
“Mr. Frodo?” Frodo started at the familiar voice, sitting up to turn towards his companion. “What is it Sam?” he answered, swallowing down the bitter taste as best he could, the feeling laying coiled in his chest like a snake ready to rear its ugly head.
“You’re shivering something awful. I’ve got plenty a’ warmth left in my limbs yet, you take my cloak an’ layer it up there.” Frodo smiled at the hobbit, a gentler look in his eyes than had been there but a moment ago. The stout hobbit had been shivering himself, but hastily had put on the guise of warmth for the sake of his friend.
“Oh Sam"
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Sam and Frodo have a meaningful conversation on a cold night after they separate from the Fellowship.
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Before meeting Ted, Bill sort of hated his birthday. Now he's grown to love their special shared birthday traditions - but he's worried now that they're living in an apartment, where they can finally throw Bill a real birthday party, things won't be the same. Ted promises he's gonna make sure this birthday is special - but Bill has no idea what he's planning.
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“Bill.”
“Yeah, Ted?”
“This is kinda faggy, dude.” -
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Ted's been listening to a mixtape in his walkman for like a week, and he won't let Bill hear it. When it turns out it's full of love songs, Bill is most determined to figure out who Ted is crushing on - or why he wouldn't tell Bill about it.
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- Part 1 of ted's most excellent mixtape
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There’s nothing particularly special about the first day Ted comes home and kisses him on the cheek while he’s sitting at the table. That’s part of what makes it so confusing at first.

