Typed this up just today, so consider it a Work In Progress (WIP). I started reading Lord of the Rings again, and finding it much easier to understand this time. I was surprised to find there was actually a part in the book where something like this happens, though it's much smaller. Tolkien was focused on the Hobbits, and not the fox.
I realize I risk offending hardcore Tolkien fans with this, but I pray they (and Tolkien) will excuse me. I just thought it'd be interesting to consider things from the fox's point of view, however brief it'd be. 'Course, I may expand it later. Who knows what else was going on while he was still alive?
I realize I risk offending hardcore Tolkien fans with this, but I pray they (and Tolkien) will excuse me. I just thought it'd be interesting to consider things from the fox's point of view, however brief it'd be. 'Course, I may expand it later. Who knows what else was going on while he was still alive?
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I honestly wouldn't worry about it too much. Sometimes the work refuses to change in sensible ways. A writer can't always control what comes out of 'em. 'Course, there are some days you really wish you could... eugh.