The wee small hours by firstamazon

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Fanwork Notes

Made as a gift for Narya for fulfilling a wish from her wishlist :)

It's the first time I wrote a story based on a moodboard and my first time also with LotR characters.

Fanwork Information

Summary:

Rosie Cotton enjoys the little things.

Based on this moodboard made by Narya.

Major Characters: Rosie Cotton

Major Relationships: Rosie Cotton/Samwise Gamgee

Genre: General, Romance

Challenges: Holiday Party

Rating: General

Warnings:

This fanwork belongs to the series

Drabbles and one-shots
Chapters: 1 Word Count: 469
Posted on 26 November 2021 Updated on 26 November 2021

This fanwork is complete.

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The wee small hours

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Ahhh, this is absolutely delightful <3 <3 <3 thank you so much, firstamazon!  The descriptions are so lush, especially this at the beginning:

The orange-tinted light of dawn touched her skin, and Rosie closed her eyes as a chilly Autumn breeze picked up her hair. The sun was warm, despite the coldness of the day, and she smiled when a whiff of familiar scents reached her nostrils: wet dirt, crushed grass, and the wild roses that grew on her father’s garden.

I can feel and smell it; absolutely perfect.  And Rosie and Sam's joy in each other is palpable.

I adore how you worked in the different elements of the moodboard, too - the ale, the water lilies, the book, the skeins of thread.  Thank you again; this whole fic is like a dose of sunshine.  (Especially needed today; we're being hit by Storm Arwen and it's seriously wild outside!)

What a comfortable read! I can feel the warm sunshine, almost smell the flower pressed into the book, and yes, that feeling, the one you feel when you look up and see your love in front of you, is so palpable. Thank you for creating this.