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LOL! This is very funny and puts an M-Sue in her place! It is humorous in the right places and is very good idea. You're a skillful humor writer!
Author's Response: Thanks.
I like 8, 6, 4 and 3 the most! Brilliant. My brother dissapproves, but he has no sense of humor.
Beautiful! Just beautiful! I've no idea whether I'v read this before, but if I had and haven't reviewed, I apologise. This is lovely fiction, just lovely!
meerkatalex
Number one is brillaint, as is... Number five. Perfect humor. I'll read your other ones.
I do like this! It's made me laugh and cheered me up as I'm a little down at the mo. Good!
Ah, this is beautifully sad... I've no idea why, but I was drawn to this story strangely, as if it were calling. I love it that you wrote from Frodo'd point of view, and that you made up that balm part. That is so like Sam!
Author's Response: Awww thanks meerkatalex! Not really sure where this story came from...but come it did! Thanks for reviewing!
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Armariel
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Oh, this is so nice and straight to the point. The cause is lovely too. I would have reviewed this story before but I'd never heard of it. It should get more publicity!
Author's Response: I'm glad you feel that way about it! I'm not exactly sure how to get people to know of it though. Thanx for the review!
iggybaby
Groovy. I like reading this collection of dreams because it's different and random.
meerkatalex
Author's Response: I thought it would be fun. Sometimes I just like to read back over the dreams I've had and other people have had; they crack me up often.
Hi. Well I agree with you when you say you should rewrite this but it does have a good plot and the speech is very well written for the twins as they seem in character. Well done, keep writing!
Author's Response: Thanks! I keep saying I need to rewrite it but it'll probably never happen, I have too much stuff to do these days... Thanks for the review anyway, who knows, one day I might rewrite it - Breia
Haha, lol! I love this! It is truely hilarious! I love numbers two and ten! You're brilliant!
meerkatalex
Awww, very cute and well-written. I enjoyed reading this - it is a good friendship story and a good journey for Estel to find out what he can really do. Silly question, but can Elves talk to trees? Sorry, it's late, and I'm sleepy-fied. You're a good writer and should continue writing stories like this!
Beautiful... I never thought what would happen when they would all pass away... I thought Legolas and Gimli would be the last ones, though...
"Among the great". This is a beautiful sentence and I think you deserve marvellous credit for this story. Besides a few spelling/grammar mistakes it is very well written and the dialogue of each character is distinct. Well done!
HA! Although, I never recalled her stealing his horse or sword, but I might have overlooked that in the book. And she does look bad in green, I must admit.
Author's Response: Well, she doesn't steal the sword and horse literally but she does take Glorfindel's place which is just outright BAD!! I'm glad someone enjoyed it though, that was the original intention all that time ago. Anyway, glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the review - Li
HA! Although, I never recalled her stealing his horse or sword, but I might have overlooked that in the book. And she does look bad in green, I must admit.
I don't think you're a freak, i think you're brave and a brilliant writer for posting this! I kind of understand it and it's got a beautiful ending. Please keep writing!
meerkatalex
Author's Response: Thanks ^^ I should post the other versions of this poem because I've rewritten it a couple of times... I might do that later. Thanks for the review - Breia
Ah, lovely fluff! Well written and the plot is quick and easy to follow. Well done!
This sounds like something very much that the Elves would sing, or maybe an Elvish-like Hobbit! ((Anyone we know? Teehee.)) Anyway this is a very good poem - I won't point out the spelling mistakes as some authors have done that already, all I have to say is one word - graceful. Oh, and flowing, And Elvish. Oh, that's three. Never mind. Well done!
meerkatalex
Author's Response: I had Lothlorien in mind while writing this, so maybe Celeborn, Galadriel, or Haldir. Of course, it could be Merry, too, but I rather think it was an elf writing this. :) Thanks on all three counts, I appreciate the comments. NZ
"And in darkness, eat them" YAY! Eat the chocolate chips! They rock! One for the dark lord... Tee hee, you should send this to Peter Jackson and ask him to put Galadriel on the extras reading this out; everyone in the world would be rolling around on their sofas laughing! Anyways, yes, this is brilliantly funny! -
meerkatalex
Author's Response: Heh. I'll certainly consider that. Though I'm not sure that PJ would appreciate fan fiction - he just doesn't strike me as that type of person. However, thank you for your kind words. Please come back and read more sometime. ;) NZ
Hello. Well I think this is quite good. I like the line about ash and oak, which is about trees, no? I wish that I could write as well as you. Well good luck with your writing!
Author's Response: There's also a hidden message that you will find if you read down the left hand column of letters.
Yes, the line about ash and oak is, indeed, about trees. Those two species make up about 2/3 of the trees on my property and are an important source of firewood.
Don't make the mistake of comparing your work to that of others. Learn to be satisfied by knowing you're bringing a smile to your readers' lips. Your stuff is already good. Your style and the way you express yourself will improve with time and practice.
Thanks for reviewing. I look forward to reading your next posting.