The Steward!"

"The King," Aragorn corrected him.

"Steward," Denethor said.

"King," Aragorn replied.

"I like the little ones." Bori interrupted them.

Very funny! :-) I could just see Aragorn and Denethor arguing, only to have Boromir interpose that he only cares for the "little ones"...

Ohhh that was bittersweet; I am honestly close to tears! Wow. Just wow.

Very nice story! :)

What a cute story. If I had an account I'd favorite it. In fact, when I get one, I think I will. : )

I like how Denethor is so determined to win this game, but then Boromir makes a bunch of weird moves and wins! : )

This is the third story for The Games People Play I've read tonight. This must be pretty wide-spread. But weren't you supposed to have something about being taught and learning? Oh, well. It was great anyways. And who needs rules? After all, they're only there so we can break 'em. : )

“You coward,” Denethor said. “I can’t believe you are hiding behind my child.” How funny!

And: "I refuse to represent the armies of the Dark Lord!" Yikes, man, calm down before you give yourself a heart attack!

And the bit with the knights protecting the small ones was very cute and sweet. I also liked how Aragorn had the knight in his pocket so that Boromir was virtually present for the coronation. It was a fabulous story. I wholeheartedly congratulate you. : )

loved it! it almost made me cry xD

This is really good! I love playing chess and Checkers! Could you do more Fellowship chess stories? Also please read my story called

The Pebble

it's sad, real sad

Just lovely,very atmospheric wit many poignant moments.

Ha! Denethor got beat by the captian he hates and his two year old kid! I love it.

Wow, that was incredible. I'm sitting here, trying to write my review and I'm fighting back tears. This is such a sweet story and you were extremely creative in tying it all together in the end. Keep up the great work! An author with your skill with words is hard to come by. See you later.

It was very sweet and touching. I thought you did a wonderful job bringing the story through the years, going from the child Boromir to the adult.

Oh my god. That was so sweet. I'm speechless.

Oh, simply BEAUTIFUL!

Ah, how sweet! I loved that story so much. And the ending was so cool. Boromir sacrificing himself for the little ones.

I loved this story so much. When Boromir said he liked the 'little ones' I so knew where the story was going. What a brilliant idea for a story how even back then Boromir was prepared to sacrifice his piece for the weaker ones even then. Wonderful story, well done.