the mithril scene

acornshields:

basically it goes down like this

bilbo’s definitely not complaining

now i shall look at you through this like a wedding veil

now master burglar baggins allow me to help you put on this shirt even though you are 100% capable of doing it yourself because i’m definitely not trying to ogle you me never why would you think that

thorin. his eyes are up there. 

seriously. thorin. there are children here. HAVE YOU ANY SHAME. DO YOU REALISE HOW SCANDILISED DORI IS. DO YOU. BALIN IS FAR TOO OLD TO WITNESS SUCH OBSCENITIES.

“OH MAHAL THEY’RE FINALLY GONNA DO IT”

gotta love how all the other dwarves all immediately stop what they’re doing and start staring

too bad they don’t have any popcorn

i’m not gonna even get into fili’s smirk

and then there’s bilbo who is as usual cute and oblivious

“take it master baggins, as a gift of friendship”

*giggling commences*

that is the look

the look that says “WILL YOU ALL STFU I AM TRYING TO WOO A HOBBIT HERE”

fromdusks:

_{“May the wind under your wings bear you where the sun sails and the moon walks.”}

fromdusks:

_{“Farewell, Master Burglar. Go back to your books… and your armchair… plant your trees, watch them grow. If more people… valued home above gold… this world would be a merrier… place…”}

We have come to tell you — payment of your debt has been offered. And accepted.

The Hobbit chapter by chapter: Chapter 16:  A Thief in the Night

lordoftheelves:

For orophirion

princemaglors:

It matters! I want to know.

juliastiles:

Yes, I’m afraid! I fear for you, Thorin. A sickness lies on that treasure, a sickness that drove your grandfather mad!

lordoftheelves:

For elveinking​

elvenking:

Look around you! Have you not had your fill of death? Winter is upon us. We must look to our own, to the sick and the helpless. Those who can stand, tend to the wounded, and those who have strength left, follow me. We must salvage what we can.

theheirsofdurin:

What am I to do now? 

braveburglar:

The Hobbit meme: [1/3] races - dwarves

“Since they were to come in the days of the power of Melkor, Aulë made the dwarves strong to endure. Therefore they are stone-hard, stubborn, fast in friendship and in enmity, and they suffer toil and hunger and hurt of body more hardily than all other speaking peoples; and they live long, far beyond the span of Men, yet not forever.” 

“It’s no trick. The stone is real. I gave it to them.”

(Source: topbilbo)