#he's looking at bilbo

[bugbugboy]

Thorin... in addidas hoodie?

Thorin... WITH A PONYTAIL???

[themoonstonechronicler]

"why did the ring mostly affect frodo and not bilbo who had it for a gazillion years" objectively has a textual answer but i think the best answer is that sauron just likes bilbo more than frodo

bilbo: *uses the ring to hide from his relatives*

sauron, remembering almaren: yknow. real.

[pilkypills]

If there’s one thing that’s certain about Frodo its that he’s gonna be looking over his shoulder dramatically whenever given the chance. I hope that wasn’t just a mortal peril thing. I hope he was just Like That. Bilbo asks him if he’s responsible for a broken vase and he’s like

Yes uncle….. I did it…. Sorry…..

[verkomy]

BIRTHDAY BOYS

[electracution]

I was telling myself I wasn't going to be posting my art anywhere ever again, but you all are so sweet I have to. It will not, however, be just my art. I'll post about my writing too. And all other shit that happens in my head :)) enjoy ;))

[planetvries]

thorin is feeling so normal, good for him

[fireboltsfierytail]

My favourite thing about the Hobbit is that both Bilbo and Thorin are not considered attractive by their own peoples beauty standards, but they find the other insanely attractive

[heart-select]

The King, The Paramour

Mafia AU but the idea is people underestimate bilbo but it's the queen that moves most in a game of chess. Mildly inspired by "Marked Man" by TenTomatoes

[ahhrenata]

he’s forgotten what he was going to ask

but when faced with a sweaty, post-training thorin, who can blame him 😅

[kateksmallcuteowl]

Page 3/3 of a Bagginshield comics. Born from a “Thorin looks angry when he’s embarrassed” concept.

[trianna-phoenix]

Can we just talk about how pretty bilbo was during the scenes where thorin dies, like ya ya it’s sad but he’s so pretty?? Do you think thorin noticed in his final moments that bilbo looks especially soft and pretty in that moment or??

Yes I did just rewatch the movies thanks for asking

[re-bogwitch]

When Thorin died looking at Bilbo do you think he finally felt like he was home again

[aliensurvivalist]

In BoTFA, Thorin gives Bilbo the mithril and takes him aside to tell him he is sure one of his kin is withholding the arkenstone. Bilbo reminds him of his promise to Laketown and that Thorin gave his word, and Bilbo vouched for him, giving his word too. Giving ‘our’ word. Thorin says the treasure does not belong to the people of Laketown, and that it is ‘ours’. Ours. He is not talking about the gold being the dwarves’, or the company’s, he is talking about it being Thorin and Bilbo’s.

He would’ve kept Bilbo under the mountain if they had found the arkenstone. He talks about not parting with any of the treasure, not a single coin. And what part of the treasure means more to him than Bilbo? Thorin earned Bilbo on the journey, he gave him the mithril, he trusted him so much that he suspected his own kin of stealing their birth right over Bilbo. Bilbo was part of the treasure to him, and he would’ve never planned on letting him go back to the Shire if they found the arkenstone and his dragon sickness got worse.

Bilbo: You made a promise to the people of Laketown. Is this treasure truly worth more than your honour? Our honour, Thorin, I was also there, I gave my word.

Thorin: And for that I am grateful. It was nobly done, but the treasure in this mountain does not belong to the people of Laketown. This gold. It is ours. And ours alone.

[megalomari]

i watched the hobbit !! it was… an experience…

[meteors-lotr]

Thorin to Frodo: First impressions are very important Bilbo: Yet you married me anyway

[breadbrobin]

the way thorin looks at bilbo >>>>>>