What have I done? The burning fire
Is closing all around.
I am consumed, am perished -
Ash falling to the ground.
Is this to be my ending
Of the adventure i have led?
What of me will they speak of
After I am dead?
What have I done? The burning fire
Is eating all my thoughts.
I am screaming, suffocating -
Battles here come to naught.
Is this to be my ending,
Another vast mistake?
Will any good be remembered
When all learn of my fate?
What have I done? The burning fire
Is tearing me apart.
I am bleeding – can no one hear?
It's shattering my heart.
Is this to be my ending?
Will any weep for me?
Regret I now my fool's head -
In death I wisdom see.
This is another two-part set. This is Peregrin Took's.
this is actually an incredibly simple one - hardly any pictures or complications. Beyond finding the material, of course - but that's irrelevant.
This is mainly inspired by Pippen and the Palantír. I don't really know why - but..... There's something about that and his character that got stuck.

However, this is also massively inspired by Pippen's eventual role as the Thain of the Shire. (I finally opened the book again to reread it, and one must ALWAYS read the prologues, and opening notes, and basically every single word on the page.)
So I somehow balanced a responsible king - or leader - with the curious Took that caused so much trouble and yet brought so much good.
And youth too, for he's not as old or as dignified as the others.
This gown is the result....


