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Once, whilst sitting outside his cabin, Gwendhron came across a traveling hobbit. It appeared that he had gotten lost on his way back into town and happened upon his home. The hobbit seemed rather unafraid of the Ranger and even asked if he could paint the man. Seeing as he had not much else to do on a quiet day such as this, he conceded. This was the result that he now has hung up on the wall of his home.
Abble managed to live most of his life on the streets of Bree, often seen sleeping in any empty and available tent out side the hunters camp, or in some shadowy corner on beggars alley. He went most of his life relatively unknown to the average citizen, until the night of his arrest. It would, of course, happen on one of the busiest nights the Prancing pony has had in a long time.
Tl;dr: She's a plain girl from an obscure Anduin Vale farming village whose residents are tenants of the Beornings though not skin-changers themselves. She is typical of those people in many ways, yet somehow was misfit enough to fall out into the wider world.
The ice and cold gnawed through the fabric of the black robes, biting his skin. The man cared not. He had a task at hand. His hands grew numb from the cold, tearing through the dirt and clawing away through the earth with his bare hands as he dug. Sharp stones cut his skin, blood and tears into the earth.
The woman stood at the end of the fence row, with the sloping hill to her back. Her hands were folded together over her belly, and she was gazing along the road that ran about the base of the hill. Robins were warbling in the bare, frosted branches of a tall, broad oak tree, that overshadowed her with its boughs. The sound seemed peculiar to her ears.