[ SECRET POST #2737 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2737 ⌋

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Comments

[truxillogical]

Actually, now that I think about it, Legolas's proximity to them is one more reason I like Kili/Tauriel less when I think about it in relation to Legolas and Gimli.

Originally, we have Legolas, who probably had minimal, if any, contact with the dwarves (I'm guessing he would've at least been at the Battle of Five Armies, probably). All he knows is that they're awful. And then, with no foundation other than that to build on, he grows to respect and love Gimli. But now he sees one of his closest friends befriend a dwarf. Like they're people! And he may not be happy about it, but it's sort of putting a seed that didn't need to be put there.

Of course, you can take the line of thought that he'll blame Kili for (presumably) losing his best friend, or for taking the woman he cared for away from him, one way or another, and *that's* part of the hatred for dwarves he has to overcome, but...

Eh, I just liked it better when Legolas had very little personal stake in the dwarves beyond general dislike.

Tauriel and Kili are still cute as buttons, though.