Hemoromance
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Language Barrier by keelywolfe
Fandoms: The Hobbit (Jackson Movies), The Hobbit - All Media Types
13 May 2013
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If there is one problem with being imprisoned, aside from the prison itself, it is the boredom that inevitably sets in. How fortunate that entertainment can be found, particularly at the expense of others.
Set during the Company's imprisonment in Mirkwood.
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An extended version of "the acorn scene." Bilbo sees his chance to snap Thorin out of his madness, and takes it.
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10 Mar 2026
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He misses me, Will thought. He wanted what could have been, so much. He was lonely, looking for someone to finally see him for who he is. To accept him as he is. He thought he'd found that someone in me.
And how do we feel about that, Mr. Graham?
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Post-Mizumono, Will heals, and thinks, and follows his heart.
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06 Mar 2026
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The door creaked open to Alana's office at the BSHCI, and when no one entered and no one spoke, she finally looked up. Before her was a shivering, sweat-drenched Will Graham, his body wrapped in one of the hospital blankets, his face red with fever.
“Will?” she asked, concerned, rising to walk towards him. “How did you…”
She halted the moment his scent reached her.
“You’re in heat.”
Will’s eyes were unfocused and he stared at the floor, unable to raise them in the submissive state he was in.
“Hannibal.” he said, his voice pleading, needy.
Cold chills ran down Alana’s spine in waves. Oh no. No.
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"Mahrâna"
Khuzdul-"To burn/the act of burning."In the year Bilbo is gone, Thorin rebuilds more than Erebor.
The follow up Thorin POV to "Safe and Distant"
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- Part 2 of A Cultural Misunderstanding