I am what I am.
I cannot think of myself otherwise. Still, if I am what I am, what if I am not what I think I am? What will I be then?
So, the truth of the matter would be that should a man think of himself as a man, he is a man, but if a hobbit think of himself as a man instead of a hobbit, is it wrong?
But if a dwarf now... should he think of himself as a dwarf, is he indeed a dwarf?
"Gimli!"
"Coming!" huffing with no small effort, the said dwarf answered the call of his two friends; Aragorn riding on Brego with obvious agitation, and Legolas, a hand on his waist, right foot tapping the ground while holding on to his steed's reins.
"About time." grumbled a musically harmonious voice.
A loud thump accompanied by a yowl was heard later.
"I said go easy on the beard, you pointy eared rascal!"
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Well, you were warned... lol.
One of those silly things that came up in the spur of the moment.


