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khazadaimenu · 11 months ago
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Fili is a Caravaggio painting change my mind 😡 Chiaroscuro, bitches
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silvermoon-scrolls · 2 years ago
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THE HOBBIT: THE DESOLATION OF SMAUG Dean O'Gorman as Fíli inside the Woodland Realm's dungeons
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erosofthepen · 1 year ago
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fili friday
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thewitchkingiscool-ace · 2 years ago
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Ok so i have decided to assign a LotR/the Hobbit character to each day of the week, based on the first letter of their name. (This idea came to me from a reblog from @blairsanne on one of my posts about fili, with a tag that said “fili friday”) and i will be celebrating them on each day of the week
The days are as follows:
Merry Monday (or Meriadoc Monday)
Tauriel Tuesday
Witch-King Wednesday
Thorin Thursday
Fili Friday
Smeagol Saturday
And Samwise Sunday
You could also have Frodo Friday or Theoden Tuesday or Sauron Saturday or anything else i’m too stupid to think of. I’m gonna do one of these for PotC characters in a bit :D and i might also assign characters to months too, such as Aragorn August or Arwen April or Saruman September or Nori November or Deagol December or Dori December or Dwalin December (idk i’m just thinking of these on the spot lol)
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bragiedfili · 1 year ago
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Fili Friday
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blairsanne · 2 years ago
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@laurfilijames
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Have some laughing Dean (ノ◕ヮ◕)ノ*: ・゚✧
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flixantrusanin · 1 year ago
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verkomy · 8 months ago
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it's fucken wimdy
more on my patreon
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setokaibapetty · 10 months ago
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5 + 1 Fic Friday Roundup: Raised by Other(s)
Have some fics about kids getting to grow up with a different family (and/or organization) or that had additional family unit(s) (which can include adoption). It's a fun AU premise since how much does an altered childhood change a character (and, thus, their story)?
A Greater Purpose (AO3) - "A young Byleth is adopted by Archbishop Rhea under false pretenses and is raised within Garreg Mach. Although groomed for a singular purpose, Byleth finds her goals becoming complicated after being appointed as a professor at the Officers Academy. As history catches up to her, she will have to decide who she is and what is the right path for her."
The Beast from Mordor (AO3) - "A year after Smaug's death, a messenger comes to Erebor with terrible news - Prince Vili, husband of Princess Dis, and their only son, a dwarfling of four, have been killed in an orc raid. The messenger is right, but only on one count. For at that exact moment, the little dwarfling is on his way south to Mordor, clasped to a female orc's breast. Many decades later, a young dwarf emerges from Mordor, completely shorn of hair, heavily dyed, and believing himself to be an orc. Will he ever discover his true identity or be reunited with his family?
Pack Horde (AO3) - "Involving Janet Drake being the serial adopter instead of Bruce."
a watched kettle never boils (AO3) - "Endeavor doesn’t show up to Sekoto Hill, but Gang Orca does. This changes things."
Another Brother (FF) - "It was a mission of revenge. There weren't supposed to be any survivors, but Chief Hakoda couldn't bring himself to kill the Fire Nation boy. Against his better judgment, he brought him home. A Zuko joins the Water Tribe story."
Bonus: A Crown of Laurels (I Lay Upon Your Head) (SB) - "A young man, reincarnated as Criston Cole, remembers his past life, and Rhaenyra Targaryen is forever changed for it. For better or for worse, Westeros is set on a different path."
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i-am-pinkie · 1 year ago
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Stunning fanart! 😍❤️
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Kili  and Fili by Shishkina
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teddy06writes · 1 year ago
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X Reader Fic Masterlist
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Dead Poet Society:
General/Unit:
Charlie Daltons Annuel Dead Poets Holiday Party: Halloween Edition Diner Days Everything Falls Apart Study Session Repercussions Dating the Dead Poets HCs
Neil Perry:
Music of the Night Why'd I Guess the Ending? Anywhere... Just Not Home Happiness Here For You A Quiet Moment Everyone But You
Todd Anderson:
Favorite Poet Surprise Cuddle Sessions Friday Night Fun, Monday Meetings
Steven Meeks: Of Little Love Poems, Secret Admirers and Anonymous Notes
Charlie Dalton:
Friends to Lovers Hcs
Gerard Pitts: None yet
Richard Cameron: None yet
Knox Overstreet: None Yet
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The Outsiders:
General/Unit:
Being the Fourth Curtis Brother HCs Thanksgiving Special '24
Dallas Winston:
Never Fall In Love Again No Matter What Ghost Stories Late Nights By The Fire Oh How The Turn Tables People Watching Whumptober '24 Day Twenty
Sodapop Curtis:
Golden Too Old? Yeah Right! Meltdown Soda x theaterkid!reader
Two Bit Mathews:
I'll Try Too Old? Yeah Right! Spooky-est Place On Earth
Darry Curtis:
Pumpkin Spice Everything Hot Tea Heals The Soul Morning Routines Whumptober '24 Day Two Whumptober '24 Day Twenty Three
Johnny Cade:
Protective Cool, Calm, and Collected-- Until He Smiles
Steve Randle:
1955 Chevy Delray
Polyam Jally:
Take Me Back to the Night We Met
Polyam Dallypop:
I Told You It Was A Dumbass Plan
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Top Gun: Maverick:
General/Unit:None Yet
Bradley 'Rooster' Bradshaw:
Whumptober '24 Day Nine
Jake 'Hangman' Sersin: None Yet
Javy 'Coyote' Machado:None Yet
Natasha 'Phoenix' Trace: None Yet
Robert 'Bob' Floyd:
Whumptober '24 Day One Thanksgiving Special '24
Mickey 'Fanboy' Garcia: None Yet
Ruben 'Payback' Fitch: None Yet
Polyam Hangster: None Yet
Polyam Bobnix: None yet
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The Bear:
Carmen Berzatto: None yet
Sydney Adamu: None Yet
Richie Jerimovich: None yet
Marcus: None Yet
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Peaky Blinders:
Tommy Shelby:
Can't Sleep? Whumptober '24 Day Five Get Some Rest Soft Nights Ghost of His Lips Bitter Goodbye
Arthur Shelby: None yet
John Shelby:
Whumptober '24 Day Seven
Lizzie Stark/Shebly: None yet
Alfie Solomons:
Interrupted Date Nights Lost Words Win Win Much Ado About Nothing Whumptober '24 Day Six Whumptober '24 Day Ten Whumptober '24 Day Eighteen Whumptober '24 Day Twenty Two Tired... "You know I have no problem with either." New Year, Same Us
Michael Gray: None Yet
Luca Changretta: None Yet
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Star Wars:
Cassian Andor:
Stubborn
Jyn Erso: None Yet
Polyam CassianxJyn: None yet
Bhodi Rook: None Yet
Din Djarin: None Yet
Han Solo: None Yet
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Lord Of The Rings/The Hobbit:
The Fellowship: None Yet
The Company: None Yet
Aragorn:
Whumptober '24 Day Fifteen
Boromir:
Whumptober '24 Day Eleven
Legolas: None Yet
Gimli: None Yet
Frodo Baggins: None Yet
Samwise Gamgee:
Harmony
Pippin Took:None Yet:
Merry Brandybuck:None Yet
Faramir: None Yet
Eomer: None yet
Eowyn: None Yet
Bilbo Baggins: None yet
Thorin Oakenshield:None yet
Kili:
Whumptober '24 Day Seventeen
Fili:
Whumptober '24 Day Four
Bofur: None yet
Bard Bowman: None yet
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The Umbrella Academy:
General/Unit:
Whumptober '24 Day Sixteen
Number Five Hargreeves: None yet
Klaus Hargreeves: None Yet
Diego Hargreeves:
Whumptober '24 Day Three Whumptober '24 Day Nineteen
Allison Hargreeves: None Yet
Luther Hargreeves: None Yet
Viktor Hargreeves: None Yet
Lila Pitts: None Yet
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Marvel:
Bucky Barnes: None yet
Sam Wilson: None yet
Natasha Romanoff: None yet
Loki: None Yet
Druig: None Yet
Makari: None yet
Sersi: None yet
Eddie Brock/Venom:
Quiet Days
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Criminal Minds:
General/Unit:
Thanksgiving Special '24
Spencer Reid: None Yet
Aaron Hotchner:
Whumptober '24 Day Eight Whumptober '24 Day Twenty One
Derek Morgan: None Yet
Emily Prentiss: None Yet
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Wicked (2024):
Elphaba Thropp: None Yet
Galinda Uppland: None Yet
Fiyero TIgelaar:
Long Day Take Care of Yourself Fears, and Comforts for Them
Polyam (Any combo of the three): None Yet
More potentially to be added...
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pilkypills · 3 months ago
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fili baja blast tuesday........
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bragiedfili · 2 months ago
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A special Fili Friday on my birthday
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i-am-pinkie · 5 months ago
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He's beyond beautiful! 😍😏🤤
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Ok, ok. since the other Forge!Fili pic got so much love…i guess I’ll share this one too. 
Also, you guys are cracking me up with the tags. i love it.
I hope I’ve started a new kink, cause there needs to be more forge!fili out there
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ravnarieldurin · 3 months ago
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Character Personality...by song!
With my new Hobbit fanfic's first chapter releasing on Friday, I thought perhaps a tiny look into my head would help get you all as excited about it as I am (plus bump my inspiration again, haha!).
And what better way to get inspired but by song!
These are the main 'themes' if you will for each of the main pairing in my story. Please enjoy and tell me what you think!
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Ravnáriel - Out of the Shadows by Ely Eira (Not only is this song epic as hell but the opening line is just... *chef's kiss* for Raven.)
Thorin - Enemy by Imagine Dragons (covered by Colm R. McGuinness - just imagine it's Thorin singing) + Bonus Video Edit (not by me)
Fili - Princesses Don't Cry by Aviva (In my mind all the genders mentioned in the song are swapped so Fili is the 'prince that doesn't cry' and all the boys that are around him are women vying for the attention of the crown prince.)
Kili - Teenage Dream by Katy Perry (I don't know many of her songs, but this one fit Kili perfectly because the man is just such an adorably cute and rambunctious darling + he's a horn dog, lol!)
---Honorable Mentions---
Ravnáriel and Thorin share this song: 12 Rounds by Bohnes
Fili: Dangerous Hands by Austin Giorgio (Only in this case, Fili is the one with dangerous hands...yum.)
Kili: Reckless by Jaxson Gamble
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And Bofur - just because :P
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i-am-still-bb · 4 months ago
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Whumptober 2024 - Day 1
Race against the clock (search party / panic attack / “if only we could hold on”)
A/N: A month late, but I'm still here. NaNo started on Friday. My goal is 25k not the full 50k and I'm glad I made that decision because I would already be so far behind if 50k was the goal.
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The Hobbit, T Gen Words: 2,128
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The air was cold. 
That was all Thorin could think about.
It was cold.
It has already snowed a handful of times. The roads over the Divide had already closed once. That snow had melted quickly. And the road had opened within 48hrs of closure. But it had closed. And it was getting colder. And the days were getting shorter by 3 minutes each day. 
And there were low clouds on the horizon. And they loomed threatening. And Thorin could smell that more snow was on the way.
And Fili and Kili were missing.
He looked to the mountains. It was sunny right now casting the peaks in sharp relief. In the dark shadows the white patches of still unmelted snow lingered where they had been untouched by the sun in days. The sky was bright blue, deeply saturated. It was a beautiful day. The yellow aspens practically glow in their groves nestled among the round topped ponderosa pines.
But he shivered. 
It had been a beautiful day and he had been looking forward to taking the boys to the park where they would sprint down the short trails that ended where they began, run from swings, to slide, to climbing apparatus, and back again, all of which were fenced in. Safe. He often lost sight of one of them for a bit, but he usually found them hiding behind a tree, climbing a slide, or he had jus somehow missed them when he had scanned the scene. 
But the woods had no fences. No safe trails that were gently graded with no real way of getting lost in any fashion. 
Dis’ voice yanked him away from his dark thoughts. 
She was squared up to a sheriff in dark brown and yellow uniform. Her voice increased in volume, and Thorin recognized the sharp edge to it from their childhood. Dis was settling in for a fight. “They’re just little boys! What do you mean it’ll take time for people to get here? I’ve lived here my entire life! The worst thing that has ever happened to occupy was when one of you—” here she stabbed a finger at him, and Thorin completely dropped his thoughts to intervene to prevent his normally logical, greater-good minded sister, from doing something she would regret. “--was embezzling! What is there going on? A big horned sheep in the road? Who the fuck fucking cares?!” Her voice cracked. “My boys, my sons are missing.”
“Ma’am…” the sheriff deputy started. 
“Are you just going to lea—” her voice was quiet now, cracking. 
“Hey,” Thorin stepped between Dis and the sheriff, angled so he was entirely blocking out the sheriff.  He took her shoulders in his hands, heavy, reassuring. “I can do this.”
Dis’ eyes were wide, wet and she nodded. She reached up and took one of Thorin’s hands in both of hers. Her grip was crushing, but her hands trembled and spasmed against his. He gave her hand a squeeze, quick, fast, a remnant from their childhood, a silent I’m here. I love you. And then loosened his grip a modicum. 
“I can have some guys here within thirty minutes, and more will be able to come as they get off work, make the drive, whatever, to join with your guys. What I need from you is someone to co-ordinate.” 
“Sir, it really is best if we handle the search—”
“You’ve already said that it will take time to get your people here,” he held up a hand to halt the deputy’s words, “I don’t give a flying fuck why it will take time. All that matters is that the can’t be here right damn now. And we need people looking right fucking now. And we need more than just two people looking. We looked until we saw your car coming and covered basically no ground.”
“I understand your concern. But too many people tends to create more problems than it solves. It’s best to let us deal with everything from the start.”
“I don’t think you do! Are your kids out there? Fili is only 7. Kili is 5. He only just learned how to tie his shoelaces. Surviving in the woods overnight is probably going to be a bit beyond him,” Thorin’s voice is acerbic. “If problems happen you can tell my guys to fuck off, but until then I want eyes looking for my nephews to bring them home. I will be calling my guys no matter what you say. I’m really just giving you a heads up and giving you the opportunity to make us more effective because we’ve never had to fucking do this before.”
“I understand, sir. Let me talk to my superiors and see what they say.”
Thorin’s voice is still sharp, “You do that.”
He glares at the straight back of the officer as he crosses the lawn to his cruiser and his radio. Thorin did not look away until he saw the officer pick up the radio and hold the mic to his mouth to speak. That’s when he pulled his phone from his pocket and opened his contacts. 
“We should have just done this first,” he grumbled.
“I called you.”
“You did. And I should have called all of the guys instead of thinking I could just…” he sighed, sounding defeated. “I don’t know.” He slammed his thumb into the phone icon under Dwalin’s name. It rang out; Thorin’s blood pressure increasing the entire time. 
Redial.
“He has Do Not Disturb on,” Thorin said, explaining to Dis and to his own hammering heart. 
Five rings later…
“What do you want?”
Dwalin was at the house within fifteen minutes with Ori and Nori in tow. Dwalin was still wearing his welding gear and Ori’s bewilder expression said that he had not been told why they were leaving the job sight in the middle of the day. Dwalin had turned monosyllabic, answering with grunts and yeahs before he hung up the phone with Thorin. His mind already turning over ideas, plans, and trying to ignore any negative outcomes that came to mind.
The others slowly trickled in over the next hour or two. 
The sheriff's deputy returned with the information that Search and Rescue was being activated. Thorin had nodded and still taken the local topography map that Dwalin had stored in the glove box of his car for whatever reason. Together they muddled through half-forgotten information about how lost people behave that they had heard over the years.
But Fili and Kili were not grown ups. And sometimes the logic just did not seem to work for them.
They itched standing over that map. Arms were crossed, feet shuffled, but everything about their bodies screamed for action. Ori and Dis had set about gathering backpacks, and bits of gear, ropes, baselayers, emergency blankets, food, a comfort item for each of the boys and stowing them in backpacks for each searcher. 
“Wait!” Kili shouted.
Fili stopped and turned around. Kili was crawling up the slope behind him. The hanging straps from his backpack kept snagging on low hanging, sharp branches. Fili scowled. His cheeks were red and he felt hot, but his fingers, nose, and ears were stinging with cold. 
“Are we almost back?”
“I think home’s just that way,” Fili pointed.
Kili grinned. “I hope mom has dinner ready! I’m starving.”
“How are you hungry? You ate all of your snacks.”
Kili shrugged and took off, sneakers sliding in the leaf detritus that covered the ground and he headed down the slope. Fili followed quickly. It was getting dark under the trees. If Kili was more than 10 or so feet away Fili could no longer see him and that made Fili feel sick and scared. But with Kili there, he was still a little scared, but not as much.
“Fili!”
“Kili!”
Voices echoed around the house. 
The parties had driven down the mountain to the curve in the road where there was better signal for their radios. They had finished searching between the house and there and had found nothing. So now Dis was alone. 
Dis stood on the front porch. Her arms were crossed, clutching a too large sweatshirt around her body. Her throat was raw. She had fought them when they told her to stay here. “What if the boys come home? Someone should be here. We don’t want them to come home and leave again because there’s no one here.” She had screamed at them in frustration. But here she stood. She shivered despite the fur lined boots, the sweatshirt, the blanket, and the hat she had pulled low around her ears. Her fingers tightened.
“They must have found them. They will be home any moment. I’ll see lights coming up the drive in just a minute…” she didn’t let herself think about her boys being cold. She had already covered their beds with all the spare blankets she could find. She had fished stuffed animals out from underneath the bottom bunk, and found baby blankets and tucked them beneath pillows just in case they were wanted. Logs were piled high beside the fireplace and coals had been banked. And she had put things in the big crock pot that she had hauled up from the basement. Anything to keep her hands busy. But now there was nothing to do but wait.
And the warm colors of sunset were cooling over the mountainous horizon.
And she was cold.
“I’m cold,” Kili whined.
Fili rubbed his nose, it stung as it ran. “I’m cold too.”
“I thought you said we were almost home.” Kili’s voice wobbled on the verge of tears. 
Fili’s voice was small. “I thought we were.” He peered at the brass compass he held in his cupped hands. It was too dark to read the face and the hands had stopped glowing a while ago. 
“I’m scared.” Kili’s voice was barely above a whisper, and Fili almost did not hear him. Fili stuffed the compass with the engraved initial on the lid into the pocket of his sweatshirt and took Kili’s hand. They both squeezed the other’s hand twice.
Dis was sitting on the porch swing, knees drawn to her chest, a blanket tight around her shoulders, when lights turned the corner and started up the driveway.
She did not even consciously think about moving before she found herself standing at the top of the drive.
Waiting.
Thorin’s black truck came to a stop. She knew the answer to her question before he even got out of the truck. He paused. There was the space of a breath or two before his door opened. 
Fili and Kili were still out there.
Her knees buckled.
“And what do we have here?”
Fili froze when he heard the voice. He had been looking at his feet; trying not to trip as they worked their way up a ridge. 
The voice belonged to an old man with long white hair and a beard. His cream colored cable knit sweater and light colored pants almost seemed to glow in the darkness. 
Dis never did remember how exactly she ended up on the living room couch. But that was where she was when she woke up. A couple coals glowed dimly in the fire. A glass of water sat on the coffee table next to a bowl of the food that she had thrown together in the crockpot. Thorin was stretched out on the recliner, head thrown back with an arm over his eyes to block out the light that was starting to make its way into the room.
With a nauseating roll of her stomach she remembered why she was here and what had happened. 
But then she heard the sound that had woken her up again—the creak of the screen door’s hinges. Blanket around her shoulders, one arm outstretched for the wall to help with her unsteadiness she went to see what it was with no real expectations.
She opened the solid wooden front door to find Fili and Kili on the doorstep, conferring with each other about how to get into the house. 
Thorin found them there several minutes later, woken by their excited shouts and Dis’ joyful sobbing. 
When asked what had happened, where they had gone, just what, all the boys could say was that they went exploring, got lost, and then some old man wearing white had found them, taken them home, fed them, let them wash their faces, and then he and a man that wore all brown told them stories about the mountains until both boys had fallen asleep. 
Thorin looked for years. But he never saw, heard, or found any trace of two men that matched the descriptions that Fili and Kili gave him.
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