How Much Was Born, and then Went North

[neleccentric]

   ‘Were you born in Locksley Much?’  The gang sat round the camp of an evening, sipping from cups of warm milk Much had made them.  Kate sat on her bed, legs crossed, appreciating the family atmosphere, the warm milk reminding her of home and her mother.

‘Nope, down south.  Closer near Cleeve Abbey.’

‘You’re from Somerset?,’ Allan asked

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[shaman_whore]

Somerset, oh arr! That's my neck of the woods :D Hahaha I love how the others ignore Tuck.
..Poor little MuchMuch! That's so sad :( but good that it was Robin's parents to find him :)
Glad that you've got a bit of Robin realising what an arse he is, and that little bit of Allan and Much is sweet ^-^ nice touch calling him Sam!
Great work! xxx

[neleccentric]

My neck of the woods also! Somerset lass born and bred me is! I'm finding Tuck increasingly annoying I'm afraid, and it doesn't help that David Harewood seems to think he's still trying to project into an imaginary theatre. Robin has always annoyed me though, so he tends to do a lot of realising what an arse he is in my stories! Sam is in tribute to Mr Troughton, and the fact that Much and Sam Gamgee are quite similar, they seem to spend a lot of time cooking for their masters.

Glad you liked it, thanks so much!

[shaman_whore]

Hurrah, big up the west country! Hehe. Born and bred here too, although Bristol's more South Gloucestershire than Somerset but nyeh, close enough!
Haha I love reading fics where Robin realises he's an arse - that's how things should be! Much and Samwise are similar aren't they! Both so much better than their stupid masters.... and hehe, I read the email with your reply in when I was waiting for the bus home from town, and it took me a moment to realise that I was stood on the bus stop with a rather obivous expression of surprised joy as I saw you thought the same as me about Much/Sam
(sorry if this comment doesnt make much sense I'm trying to write it quickly while mum nags me about helping her with the cat)

[neleccentric]

Ignore Gloucestershire, Bristol's blatantly Somerset! Well, I think Frodo's a lot more loveable than Robin, but yes, in the film he too comes across as rather annoying. And he actually has a pretty good excuse, where as Robin is just being silly and angsty. Hehe, surprised joy! I actually quite like having random expressions in public, because if I saw someone else with one, it might give me a random little idea for a story as to why they have that expression. (Yes, I am very random!)

The cat? I hope it's an okay cat!