Hello, Gentle Hobbit! I have just finished reading this vignet of yours, and it was truly a brilliant journey. Dark, creepy, and beautiful. Few things were sad but still intriguing nonetheless. I'm glad I came across this fic. :)

I just made this into a movie in my head, so great and horrific and beautiful. The way this was written gave me a detailed image of what everything was. I pictured, when Frodo fell on his knees because the waterfall was so loud, the sound being somewhat akin to a loud and creepy static. It was awesome for me to imagine and really got me into thinking. All 5 dreams were wonderfully written.

Very beautiful. I skipped the last two since I don't read R rated fics, but I thouroughly enjoyed this chapter.

This is absolutely inspired. Your stories have been on my favorites list for some time, but I now feel compelled to add you to my fav authors.

Beautiful. I have thoroughly enjoyed your sensitive and imaginative exploration into Frodo's dreams. Thank you so much for sharing this!

Beautifully done! I'm sorry to see this series end. It has, however ended on such a heartwarming and gentle note. Frodo will find peace, and that is a comforting thought :).
Ami

You know, it's always made me feel a litte better to know that Frodo was at least able to hae soothing dreams during that time and this just makes it that much nicer. This has been a lovely series.

very cool chapter. you have a descriptive talent, and a great imagination! keep up the good work!

*gasps*
Earendil... how lovely. I've never really considered him in connexion with Frodo, which is really silly, given the Phial and all that. This is very very beautiful, and yet perfect in its simplicity. Like a pearl, if a fic can be like a pearl.
G x

Oh, thank you so much for giving Frodo such a fantastic, burden-lightening dream! I love that description - - "But the fairest thing of all was a star so bright that Frodo could hardly see the form to which the radiance was bound." Wow.
Wonderful story!

What a beautiful dream! I always imagined he was dreaming of Galadriel and Lothlorien, but I like this interpretation just as much, if not more. Thanks for ending this on a hopeful note. :)

Oh, man! What a horrible chapter! I mean, it was wonderful, well-written, but so very despairing! Argh! Poor Frodo! You are truly effective at tapping into his dreams, and taking me along on a journey none of us (especially Frodo) wants to make. Very sad. Very lovely. Well done.

Holy mackerel, GH! *pant pant pant* I hope you're going to update this fairly soon. Talk about suspense! What a terrific mood, and great dream!

*whimpers hugs blanket* That-that those two chapters were dreams weren't they? Right? Disturbing dreams, not even his sleep does he find rest. For whatever reason, I liked the one with Frodo talking with Smeagol (or is Gollum, though in my belief that he became a type of Gollum in the end and that dream was of him fighting with himself) and hearing the music of the Valar. May his dreams be more peaceful when he arrives there. *pauses* Anyway, you have a rather melancholy muse, don't you...dark matters, a little frightening *coughs slides blanket underneath couch* but mostly sad. Thoughtful though, dreams are the strangest thing of all...

oh, oh, ow, that's horrible. and i mean that in the nicest possible way! i mean that you've done a starkly lovely job of conveying something hideous. oh, poor frodo...i feel wretched. for him, and in general - well done you! what a fabulous job you did of creating and sustaining a really creepy, achingly sad mood. i've loved all of your pieces, but this one pushed me to comment because i feel so...urgh. i'm sorry, i don't know what to say! well done. you're terrific! but oh, poor frodo...