I love the universe you've created here...how all your stories weave together in little ways. You command of the assorted characters both canon and not is amazing.

Another delightful read! You capture the voices and timbre of the style of language (formal and yet...different) so well. A few of the povs had me with a tear a time or two, they were so touching.

Hail and faire, ye have done no dis-service to JR; nay, only to add to the brightness of the story, have ye done so well.

i'm sure i've reviewd bits of this before. watching eertk left me needing more so i hopped back to this. a good bedtime story :) just wanted you to know that the lovliness of this strikes me everytime. the details of the glovemaker, i sew enough to sympathize. and your line about her watching like a child with an expenive toy. it's just beautiful.

This is such a delightful story -- it's on my list of "comfort reads", those I never get tired of revisiting. You have a wonderful command of Tolkien's language and settings. Thank you for sharing your talents!

This is a great idea for a story, and brilliantly executed. You draw such in depth and interesting characters in such a short space of words, and I love how their personalities and reactions to Eowyn, Faramir and Merry are all so different. You really bring the wider sphere of Minas Tirith two life with these vignettes.
Alo

I enjoyed this set of stories. I loved seeing the different perspectives people had about Faramir, Eowyn, and Merry, but probably the most enjoyable aspect of the story was that we get to see into the lives the merchants and get to hear their stories. They all had different backgrounds and different circumstances that brought them to Minas Tirith. I had a fun time getting to know them.
Thank you for a lovely read.

wonderful! bluebells... =] this is so creative! Good job!

How happy I am to have discoverd this! I was sad when Bluebells ended. :-) I have enjoyed these alternate perspectives immensely.

excellant chapter. more please

*chuckle*

GREAT chapter

long may this little series continue! a bit of insight into middle earth, and a bit of sunlight too :)

A wonderful glimpse into Haradric society! And seeing Éowyn in all her warrior glory is truly wonderful.
Now that I've read this fine piece of writing, I'll go and read the main story that has spawned it. :)

Hah! Merry with a squirrel! Now, that is a sight to behold, indeed.
So, they had spaniels in Middle-earth? The things one learns while reading fanfiction...

*sniffle*
A very sweet encounter. To think that there actually still might be someone who remembered Finduilas so that Faramir could talk about his mother with her...
I like your view on Éowyn very much, in all the chapters.