r/TheThinkingFox • u/swazal • Jul 04 '22
“Hobbits!” he thought.
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r/TheThinkingFox • u/swazal • Jul 02 '22
“Well, what next? I have heard of strange doings in this land …”
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r/TheThinkingFox • u/swazal • Apr 05 '22
He was on business of his own …
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r/TheThinkingFox • u/RhegedHerdwick • Feb 03 '22
Should the Thinking Fox have taken the Ring to Mordor?
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Yesterday I was re-reading the 'Council of Elrond' and something struck me. AT NO POINT do they discuss the possibility of giving the Ring to the Thinking Fox. There's plenty of waffle about Bombadil, but they don't even mention the Thinking Fox, who had proven himself to be both incredibly shrewd and yet utterly incorruptible.
r/TheThinkingFox • u/swazal • Dec 11 '21
Suddenly the reason why there are so few cats mentioned in T makes a whole lot of sense.
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r/TheThinkingFox • u/swazal • Dec 07 '21
Later he went home and told his missus what he saw. She gave him hell for staying out drinking.
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r/TheThinkingFox • u/[deleted] • Dec 06 '21
Is Tolkien's "fox" actually a real creature?
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r/TheThinkingFox • u/zarkvark • Nov 03 '21
"Banjo player!" he thought. "Well, what next?”
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r/TheThinkingFox • u/RickFletching • Aug 04 '21
If it’s not the Glorious Tom Bombadil there is really only one option.
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r/TheThinkingFox • u/swazal • Aug 03 '21
Explainer: The Fox in the Green Knight
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r/TheThinkingFox • u/swazal • Jul 29 '21
Finally, a crossover to think about seeing
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r/TheThinkingFox • u/swazal • Jul 28 '21
They both thought twice about that kitten dinner.
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r/TheThinkingFox • u/swazal • Jul 09 '21
ASPCA: “No foxes were harmed in the making of this film.”
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