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They both found comfort in stories. Bilbo would sit Frodo on his lap in the study as he wrote, telling him bits and pieces about his quest that he couldn’t fit into his books; things like how Bombur would stash extra food away after Bilbo told him about the typical seven meals hobbits were used to, or how Kili and Fili stole Dwalin’s clothes while he bathed. It became a sort of ritual for them. Frodo started to ask more questions. In return, Bilbo would recount their acts of everyday bravery. To him, these memories ached like a fresh scar; but to Frodo, they inspired his own sort of bravery. The faunt would go out and play with the other children, and wouldn’t protest Bilbo’s insistence of regular baths. Bilbo had never been prouder in his life.However, no matter how many times Frodo asked for stories on a certain dwarven King and his steely blue eyes, Bilbo couldn’t say a word.~~~~Or:“Uncle Bilbo?” Frodo asked, glancing up at him. “Did the dwarves have constellations?”Edit 8/7/2023: Fixed an inconsistancy.