AUUUUUUUUGHHHHH I LOVE IT YES PERFECTION
*tears hair* CUTE AND ALSO PAIN
MY FAVE COMBO
AUUUUUUUUGHHHHH I LOVE IT YES PERFECTION
*tears hair* CUTE AND ALSO PAIN
MY FAVE COMBO


(even I’m scared of that bit, Nonnie – and I eat angst like popcorn)
OUCH.

*clears throat* I repeat – OUCH, NONNIE. OUUUUCH.
OUCH, NONNIE.
OUCH.
Yeah, I think she would tbh. Dis endures, and she weathers all pain, all storms, like the steel she is named for.
And she would swallow the little stab of pain, every time she picked up her mother’s teapot to pour a cup, or took her brother’s comb to her hair.
*massive beaming grin* DWARVES, RIGHT?!?
Because while I’m writing I wanna draw, but when I’m drawing I wanna write. Screw this infinite loop level crap, and have something.
I can feel my Beta’s eyes burning holes in my skull.
GAAAAAAAAAH MISS POP
*bites fingernails*
(preferably one that does not get nasty globbery head-colds. *sighs wearily*)
That. Is. Adorable.
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BAYBAY
I am now imagining Mr Headbutt as like, a war-ram toy equivalent of the Garden Gnome Road Trip. They just keep finding him in unexpected places.
Inside the empty soup pot in Barur’s kitchen? Check.
On top of the throne? Check.
In Dis’ wardrobe? Check.
One never knows when beady button eyes may just suddenly and startlingly appear 🙂
AUGH.
Okay, I am wibbly enough about Dwarves like Balin and Dwalin entering their family quarters… finding little remnants of their parents’ lives: a scrap of paper with Fundin’s writing on it, a broken comb, a childhood toy carefully stored, Dweris’ favourite dressing-gown, now more moth-holes than fabric…
but Dis.
Dis.
EXCUSE ME, GTG BAWL MY EYES OUT NOW.