So they are going back to Edoras. That could mean a lot of things, but it helps him get some bearing on when he's landed and what he might expect. It occurs to him that he could change things, save lives, but he knows he probably should hold his tongue in those matters. This isn't his story to change and shape as he likes, and he's never been one to feel comfortable playing god. Still... if he could save people, doesn't he have an obligation to do so? But what if doing so only changed a good ending to a bad one?
The moral quandary makes his head hurt, so he tries to stow those questions in favor of focusing on the present moment. "I'm not traveling anywhere in Middle-earth," he admits. "I'm going to a place called Asgard. I need to return this to its rightful owner." He hefts Mjölnir to allow her to get a better look at it. "It belongs to my friend and he'll be needing it back."
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Date: 2019-05-13 06:05 am (UTC)The moral quandary makes his head hurt, so he tries to stow those questions in favor of focusing on the present moment. "I'm not traveling anywhere in Middle-earth," he admits. "I'm going to a place called Asgard. I need to return this to its rightful owner." He hefts Mjölnir to allow her to get a better look at it. "It belongs to my friend and he'll be needing it back."