What could happen in a 'fellowship meets legolas's brothers' fanfiction?

In this fanfiction, the main characters would be all the members of the fellowship and Legolas's brothers. The hobbits, like Merry and Pippin, could bring their charm and naivete to the interactions. Gimli the dwarf might have some interesting exchanges with Legolas's brothers, perhaps starting off with some mistrust due to the age - old differences between dwarves and elves but then growing to respect each other. Legolas himself would play a vital role in bridging the gap between his fellowship friends and his brothers. His loyalty to both groups would be tested and explored throughout the story.

It's also likely that Legolas would initially struggle with the language differences. Elven languages are rich and complex, and men's languages might seem crude to him at first. But as he spends more time with them, he could start to appreciate the simplicity and directness of men's communication. And who knows, he might even learn some new expressions that he could take back to his elven friends.

The encounter of the 10th walker with the fellowship at Moria in fanfiction can be very interesting. The 10th walker may bring a new dynamic to the group. Maybe they are from a different race or culture that the fellowship has not encountered before. This could lead to cultural exchanges within the group. For example, they might have different ways of fighting or different beliefs about the dark forces in Moria. Their presence could also change the power balance within the fellowship, either causing some tension or strengthening the group as a whole. They might have a special connection to the ancient magic of Moria, which could be crucial in helping the fellowship overcome the many obstacles they will face in that dark place.

Well, she might be initially intimidated. After all, Ron's brothers are known for their mischief. She could end up getting involved in one of their wild pranks, like helping George and Fred with a new product for their joke shop.

Well, the fanfic could show how Legolas' princely status affects his relationships in the fellowship. Gimli might be a bit more grudgingly respectful at first. And as for Frodo, he could be in awe and see Legolas in a new light, perhaps relying on him more for protection as he's not just an elf but a prince. The story could also involve Legolas having to make decisions based on his princely duties while still being part of the fellowship on their quest.

Well, in such a fanfiction, there could be epic battles. The Justice League with all its superpowers might team up with the Bat Brothers in a fight against a common, extremely powerful enemy. Maybe they have to face a new supervillain who has the ability to control minds on a global scale.

Well, it could be a story full of character development. The Young Justice crew and the Robin Brothers could learn from each other's values and experiences. For example, the Young Justice members might be inspired by the Robin Brothers' detective skills, and in return, the Robin Brothers could be influenced by the Young Justice's teamwork spirit. This could lead to changes in how they approach future challenges.

At first, Legolas could be defensive. He might feel that the fellowship will treat him differently now. But as they show acceptance, he could gradually open up more about his life as a prince. He might share stories of his elven kingdom, its beauty and its traditions. And he would probably become more determined to uphold the honor of his title while still being a loyal member of the fellowship, using his position to help the group in any way he can, whether it's through his combat skills which might be enhanced by his royal training or his knowledge of elven lore.

In such a fanfiction, perhaps the dwarves might try to use Legolas as a bargaining chip. They could be after some elvish treasure or secrets. Maybe they want to exchange him for some powerful elvish weapon.

Some writers might be interested in exploring a different kind of character development for Legolas. By subjecting him to abuse from his brothers, they can show his resilience and how he overcomes such a difficult situation. It could also be a way to subvert the typical image of the harmonious elven family in Tolkien's works, creating a more complex and gritty story. Another aspect could be to explore themes of trauma and healing in a fictional context.