What was Merry thinking as he was leaving the Shire?
Who knows how long it will take to accomplish this task – whatever it actually entails. Another question I couldn’t even answer for myself. How then should I speak of it to others? And should I add to their burden of not knowing of our whereabouts by telling them that this adventure will most likely be more dangerous than they could ever imagine? Is it better to say nothing at all?
Still doubting, I tear the letter to pieces.
A/N:
- It’s rather vague, but the narrator is supposed to be Merry
20.03.04 B-drabble for Regina, was was curious about what Merry, Pippin, or Sam were thinking as they were leaving the Shire.
- It’s rather vague, but the narrator is supposed to be Merry
20.03.04 B-drabble for Regina, was was curious about what Merry, Pippin, or Sam were thinking as they were leaving the Shire.