What do you think Legolas wears under his cloak- book day costume needed we have the hair and the bow and arrows

[slowreader]

School uniform?

No. I think he wears jeans and a t-shirt. I'm sure of it, I saw him once. You can quote me.

Nothing. At. All.

I feel Rosa has perhaps given this Too Much Thought...

My husband might well agree, Lemonaid. If he only knew.

Slowreader this may help

Just a little loincloth, artfully draped?

OMG is it Book Day time again already?

I wasn't working last year and may have accidentally set a standard which there is no way I have time to live up to this year>>

It's book day now at our school. Though our school seems to work on a different timetable, aren't most book days in March?

Does this help?

It's officially March 6th 2008 according to www.worldbookday.com/

Phew!

Thanks, it was yesterday here.
*So now I know.
He looked superb thanks to genuine elven cloak actually woven in Lothlorien sold to me by very kind market stall holder for £1.90.
Hair was a bit orcish though by the end of the day.

*Pretty Kitty knickers
(obviously)

dd2 has insisted on going to school with hair unbrushed today because "wizards' hair is tangly".

What I think Legolas wears under hsi cloak and what he really wear under it are problably completely different

Ask a hobbit. Good view from down there.

I'm with Rosa.

And he is mine. But that isn't satisfactory for a child!

Stuff in greens and browns? Think Robin Hood type stuff.

You lot scared me this week
I had to phone DD's school to check it wasn't World Book Day this week.
School admin lady sounded amused

Lovely question, though to the Op, I love thinking about what legolas might have under his cloak

Too late, too late, we've done it.
You can have him and welcome MB. I was very disillusioned yesterday. Putting in those braids is awful and did you know that lembas bread is nothing more than digestives wrapped in cabbage leaves?

Well I'm still thinking about what Legolas wears - or doesn't wear - under his cloak.

somebody slap saltire, she's started drooling again.........

MB here's something to make you drool

Aragon is however my favourite.
Dreaming wistfully about being whisked away to far away lands of rolling hills and mountains by horseback, aah
Right back to work now

What was the name of the vikingish one whose sister fancied Aragorn?

Was it Eomer?

Horse people prince?

Eodred? Or something like that. His sister was Eowyn, so I always think of her as Earwig. Notable as being more or less the only female (apart from the untouchably divine elf ladies) in the whole Tolkein opus. He wasn't too good with women was he?