Nali’s Puzzles and Devices (Crossovers and non-Middle-earth AUs)

[mistress-tanwe.livejournal.com]

Dwarven Puzzles and Games; also needles, pins, and repairs made to pots and pans.  (This is the stall for all crossovers and all AUs that are not set in Middle-earth.)

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Subject line-- Frodo and Aragorn, gen, hurt/comfort at the Field of Cormallen
Comment-- While Frodo is unconscious after being rescued from Mount Doom, Aragorn cares for him.

OR

Comment-- Fëanor/Nerdanel, wedding night, sexual content

On their wedding night, Fëanor and Nerdanel end up not sleeping at all, as they are too busy enjoying each other.

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Comments

RE: The Hobbit-Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory

[ignoblebard.livejournal.com]

Thanks, I'm glad you like it. I thought the posts had to be a story or art or something, but if you think this fills your prompt I'll post it. Have a farthing. :-)

RE: The Hobbit-Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory

[grey-wonderer.livejournal.com]

I've seen several poems posted and a song is a poem with music basically so I'm sure it counts. : ). I think it works wonderfully well as a prompt-filler. It's a parody of the film song and uses elements from the dwarves' journey so it crosses over perfectly. Unless this uses a farthing you don't want to spend, I think it's worth posting. You decide. I enjoyed it very much so do as you see fit. As for me, I consider the prompt as filled. I'm very happy with it.