BOPRecruit 16
Hunter By Nature
Slowly getting up from his seat, the real Aragorn walked over and kneeled down near the side of Harry's bed, opposite of the hobbits. He stared at the boy's face, noticing the scar and his brow would furrow off and on of some concern. Aragorn reached a hand out to touch Harry's forhead to examine the scar and to see if the he was ill. Suddenly, a hand grabbed him and the voice of Frodo said, "Don't. I have a strange feeling, that it is best not to touch him. I, too, worry for this young man, but have no idea of how to help him." Letting go of his friend's hand, Frodo sat back down at the end of the bed, near Harry's feet. The ranger just stared at him for a moment, then turned to look back down at the boy. Studying him with great interest, he wondered to himself, 'If I am here and he's there living my life, what could Harry possibly be up to now? His last entry mentioned Legolas, Gimli, and I walking through the Fangorn Forest...then a white wizard appeared, Gandalf. But, how can that be...? He fell! I saw him fall...'
"Do you think he'll ever wake, Mr. Frodo?" said Sam, his voice bringing the ranger's mind back to reality. The gardner looked to his master, but Frodo only said, "I just don't know..., but he can't stay here. Harry doesn't get along with his relatives, they'd be furious if they found all of us in here..." As he said this, Frodo wasn't looking at his loyal friend, but staring blankly out of the window, at the clear, dark night sky as if it had all the answers right there for him. Taking this all in, Aragorn suddenly asked in a soft voice, "If we should not touch him, then how can we move him and to where?"
Looking to the ranger, "I only said that you, Aragorn, should not touch him. My instincts are telling me that that fact is important, but I know no more about that reasoning," said Frodo in a calm, almost a matter of fact tone. After a short pause in his speech, "When I read Harry's diary, he did mention of friends and makeshift families of faraway, who have extraodinary powers like Gandalf. Maybe, we can somehow communicate with them...by means of..." He looked about the room and the snowy white owl in the cage upon the desk caught the hobbit's eye, "...of writing one of them a letter..."
~CARRY ON~
Author's Note: There you go Tonks and our readers! Sorry, that took so long to get posted. Had that idea for weeks. I have more, but I decided to leave it there and see what you come up with. Later!
~Sodapop/Pyro~