*walks up and pouts..he takes his cloak off and wraps it around you* come...lets us get you inside and warmed

I'd probably do the same thing if I saw her like that! X3

yep

Honestly? I get a more hopeful feeling usually. I'm not sure why exactly, because it -is- a sad, emotional song...But its almost like, in my head at least, the opposite of what the song saying is true. Its like I like it, because I don't believe what it says, especially on the part "All shall fade".

If I was to draw something for that, it would probably be a soldier of some sort, LOTR-style, beaten and battered with his comrades fallen all around him...But he's still standing and all is dark, and he's in the shadow of something huge. And even though he's tired, his eyes are still bright, and he's still holding his sword in his hand. I'd probably call it "Aure Entuluva! The Light will come again!" or something. *has been reading too much Lord of the Rings* XD

Hey, you're using her again! Nice!

Also: The adaptation of that song in the movie was very touching. I rarely get the shivers from anything, but that scene really made a chill run up my spine.

Anyway, I like the drawing. Rain always makes my emotions run.

Yep! Decided to try and use her a bit more often. She'll pop up a few more places I think.

I really liked the film adaptation too! Its a really emotional scene in general...Though I could just see someone putting it up on Youtube and calling it "Hobbit sings an unfitting song while piggy man eats dinner." X3 He really was disgusting in that scene.

Same here with the rain too! I think it makes things feel "clean" afterwards though, if that makes any sense. Just sort of wash everything away.

Traditionally, rain has two purposes in literature: 1) Portraying some sort of depressed state and 2) Portraying some sort of cleansing. Makes sense you'd feel that way, really, since literature symbolism is based on things most people would recognize.