Fitzwilliam Darcy is in a pickle. His unrequited love for Elizabeth Bennett preys on his mind until he unwittingly asks for help from above. Above answers by dumping Thorin Oakenshield into a clump of nearby holly bushes. Man meets dwarf who shows him what is most important in life. Darcy, Thorin, and Elizabeth Bennet. No slash.
Before he died, Thror wrote a law ordering Thorin to choose a bride by a certain time or one would be chosen for him. Now at Erebor after BOFA, Thorin's friends and family try to help him get rid of all contenders, while he hunts down a mystery women who teases and taunts him through letters. Thorin, OC, Kili, Fili, Balin, Dwalin, Dain
Thorin decides it's time for Kili to follow Fili's example and take a wife, so he chooses a princess from the Grey Mountains for his sister-son. He doesn't know though that she's blind and that her father threatened her to hide her disability or else. Four years after BOFA. Kili/OC/Thorin
The Dwarves meet back at Bag End to discuss what happened in the movie and where to go from there. It references a few of my other shorts as well as my longest story, but it can stand on its own. This is a pick-me-up for all those who were depressed by the movie. Cheers and enjoy!
Thorin decides to watch his very young nephews after Dis get sick and gains a new appreciation of parenthood while his nephews conspire to bring a smile to his face and an end to his loneliness with a little match-making. Thorin, OC, Dwalin, Balin, Fli, Kili, Dis
Thorin, Aragorn, Faramir, Thranduil, Legolas, Eomer and others meet to discuss the various cliches written about them.
A dragon destroys Erebor, thousands are killed, the king is mad, and survivors turn to a young prince who learns to lead and guide them through danger and death to their new home. On the way, he meets his company who one day will help him win back his kingdom. Thorin, OC, Kili, Fili, Balin, Bofur, Dwalin, etc. Danger, adventure, a little romance.
In the midst of peril, the dwarves discuss the odd little wizard and try to figure out what's on his face.
"What do you mean we're a 'thing?" Thorin asked one night around the fire. Bilbo turned as red as the beets in his garden as he tried to explain. "Yes, um, well, it's because of the hug, you see," he said fiddling with the buttons on his weskit. "Because you hugged me on the mountain, people are seeing that as, uh, well, um, proof that you and me are, ah, um, a …thing."