[At the admittance of what had happened to cause the young dwarf to come here Thorin is sighing, dirty hand and all coming up to rub at his temple. Kili you will have him fully gray before his years! But he cannot stay mad at him, even if he is foolish and stupid at the best of times... Thorin does remember a time when he too once was foolish and did things like this.
It was before Smaug, but Thorin had once been more carefree and mischievous. The things he'd gotten into with his brother and sister, the tales one could tell! Though most did not speak of Frerin around Thorin or Dis, out of respect. Even now his death was hard on them.]
Come with me you foolish boy.
[Thorin says, though he does not sound angry, merely tired. He's been working all day, and the days past he's taken little rest, pushing himself to work all the hours he can. Thorin will take Kili to the inn in the village, to the room he has there. It's small, well, small for a human, but with two of them now it will be small. Still, the bed is big enough to fit them both and there is a small fireplace for when the nights are cold. It will do.]
I will speak with the forge master here, no doubt he will not say no to the work of another dwarf.
[Dwarven metal work was praised as some of the best, the best if you asked dwarves, and while Kili was still learning the trade, he would be helpful. Thorin will rest a moment on a stool near the now cold ashes of the fireplace before he looks to his nephew again.]
So will you tell me why an argument with your brother has you running all the way here?
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Date: 2013-04-09 02:16 am (UTC)It was before Smaug, but Thorin had once been more carefree and mischievous. The things he'd gotten into with his brother and sister, the tales one could tell! Though most did not speak of Frerin around Thorin or Dis, out of respect. Even now his death was hard on them.]
Come with me you foolish boy.
[Thorin says, though he does not sound angry, merely tired. He's been working all day, and the days past he's taken little rest, pushing himself to work all the hours he can. Thorin will take Kili to the inn in the village, to the room he has there. It's small, well, small for a human, but with two of them now it will be small. Still, the bed is big enough to fit them both and there is a small fireplace for when the nights are cold. It will do.]
I will speak with the forge master here, no doubt he will not say no to the work of another dwarf.
[Dwarven metal work was praised as some of the best, the best if you asked dwarves, and while Kili was still learning the trade, he would be helpful. Thorin will rest a moment on a stool near the now cold ashes of the fireplace before he looks to his nephew again.]
So will you tell me why an argument with your brother has you running all the way here?