I did enjoy this. It stands alone, but a sequel, if you are still in the relevant fandoms, would be very interesting.

I enjoyed this very much. Almost a pity there isn't more, but it stands very well as is.

You did a good job at describing Faith. I liked it, very nice :)

Ooo I like!
Trust Faith to bring a Princess Magarette Prissy Pants out of his shell (however so slightly. The snooty boy :-), befriend the rough and tumble guy despite many language barriers, join a war and gain respects, and even have a small group who were absolutley fond and taken with her. And have no damn idea she was doing it lol

Good. You've introduced Faith realistically in that her presence but lack of common language results in no changes to the overall plot, other than a larger amount of survivors - especially Haldir. Nice story, handled well, good to know she can afford custom-made clothing close to her preffered style - which might even catch on. She's fallen in love with a good warrior from a nice family...

I hope that once she learns the right language she'll bump into Gimli again so they can snark at each other and the world around them ;)

Good job. My favourite BtVS character with my favourite LotR character - Christmas came early this year (way early). Some characterisation iffiness with Faith crying in public, and some plausibility iffiness with Haldir making with the PDAs, but nevertheless an enjoyable read. Congratulations on avoiding all the annoying LotR Xover clichées - I'm most grateful for the fact that your guest in Middle-Earth doesn't speak the language, and that no one called her my lady. :D *thumbs up*

As you're likely well aware of, your English isn't perfect, but miraculously enough, it's imperfect in the least annoying way I've ever seen. So good job on that as well.

What a lovely story

Excellent. Very nicely done.

I likes.

That was beautiful *Is lost for further words*

Thanks! I'm glad to know I managed to touch you so.

I really enjoyed your story! I wish it didn't end there!

I'm afraid I love those sorts of ending. Leaves much to the imagination. Thanks for the review!