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* ChekhovsNews: Early in the epilogue, Lara listens to a news broadcast and hears a mention of mysterious animal tracks found in the town's vicinity. She dismisses it, but the tracks turn out to be from [[spoiler:three wargs whom the dwarves had sent ahead while testing the portal to Earth]].
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* MyGodYouAreSerious: At a fair, Lara teasingly asks Bofur to buy her a shawl. She knows that such a gift has romantic connotations in dwarf culture, but she only realizes how ''serious'' said romantic connotations are when Bofur's friends and relations start preparing for their wedding.
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* BilingualBonus: Sometimes, in moments of agitation, Lara switches to Romani, her first language, but occasionally she does it to snark at the residents of Middle-earth. Although [[HandWave for some reason]] they understand Russian, the ambulance crew's main language (or rather they hear it as whatever Middle-earth language they speak themselves, only with a weird accent), they don't understand Romani. For the readers' benefit, the author put translations of Lara's Romani phrases in the chapter comments.
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* CultureClash: When Thorin gives Elya a new dress and jewels, she immediately thinks he does it to win her over. However, other dwarves explain that jewels are an empty gesture of politeness, while giving a lady a dress is a tactful way of saying you want her to ''stop'' flirting with you (as in, "I only want to see you ''clothed''").
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* BeautyIsNeverTarnished: The elfin medics manage to look gorgeous and remain clean (or maybe get cleaned up very quickly) after a whole day of patching up the Battle of the Five Armies' survivors.
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* BeautyIsNeverTarnished: Downplayed. The elfin medics manage to look gorgeous and remain clean (or maybe get cleaned up very quickly) in the morning after a whole day of patching up the Battle of the Five Armies' survivors.survivors; however, by the end of the next day, Lara notices even they look worn out.
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* BeautyIsNeverTarnished: The elfin medics manage to look gorgeous and remain clean (or maybe get cleaned up very quickly) after a whole day of patching up the Battle of the Five Armies' survivors.
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* InterspeciesRomance Apart from the canon Kíli/Tauriel, there is also the romance between Lara (a human) and Bofur (a dwarf).
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* InterspeciesRomance InterspeciesRomance: Apart from the canon Kíli/Tauriel, there is also the romance between Lara (a human) and Bofur (a dwarf).
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* InterspeciesRomance Apart from the canon Kíli/Tauriel, there is also the romance between Lara (a human) and Bofur (a dwarf).
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* SentimentalDrunk: Thorin is a lot more friendly with everyone after he gets drunk at Kíli's wedding.
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* SentimentalDrunk: Thorin is a lot more friendly with everyone after he gets drunk at Kíli's wedding.wedding.
* SkewedPriorities: On her first day of work, Elya's reaction when the ambulance is called to an old woman with blood pressure problems is "Oh, what a pity. Such a trifle". Her colleagues are appalled that she cares about getting an interesting case more than about people staying healthy.
* SkewedPriorities: On her first day of work, Elya's reaction when the ambulance is called to an old woman with blood pressure problems is "Oh, what a pity. Such a trifle". Her colleagues are appalled that she cares about getting an interesting case more than about people staying healthy.
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These examples of Surprisingly Realistic Outcome seem to violate at least one of these rules, which disqualifies them: No character reactions (characters get angry, don't forgive, don't change their personality instantly, etc.); Too fantastical (depends on the properties of magic, powers, sci-fi tech, monsters, etc.); Not surprising (a character was warned about the outcome, it's used to provide Karma or An Aesop, or it simply follows normal conventions for this genre or medium); Plot happens (the example only describes an event, but not why audiences would expect a different, unrealistic outcome); Not an outcome (a character just explains why something wouldn't work as expected); More of a Deconstruction (the event has major, lasting effects on the plot, make something more realistic, but not completely realistic, or a parody/fanwork applies realistic consequences to the events of a different work); or fits better under a different trope. See the trope's definition for more details. If you believe a removal was a mistake, please bring it up in the cleanup thread
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* SentimentalDrunk: Thorin is a lot more friendly with everyone after he gets drunk at Kíli's wedding.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Three qualified medics from the 21st century end up in Middle-earth? Great! Except, you know, there are only ''three'' of them, and the only equipment and medicine supply they have is what they had stored in their van, which isn't much for the hundreds of patients they have to deal with. They have to make do with what the local healers can provide, as well as train the locals to be their apprentices. Not to mention that not all their Middle-earth colleagues and patients are ready to accept the idea of modernized healthcare.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Three qualified medics from the 21st century end up in Middle-earth? Great! Except, you know, there are only ''three'' of them, and the only equipment and medicine supply they have is what they had stored in their van, which isn't much for the hundreds of patients they have to deal with. They have to make do with what the local healers can provide, as well as train the locals to be their apprentices. Not to mention that not all their Middle-earth colleagues and patients are ready to accept the idea of modernized healthcare.
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* SentimentalDrunk: Thorin is a lot more friendly with everyone after he gets drunk at Kíli's wedding.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Three qualified medics from the 21st century end up in Middle-earth? Great! Except, you know, there are only ''three'' of them, and the only equipment and medicine supply they have is what they had stored in their van, which isn't much for the hundreds of patients they have to deal with. They have to make do with what the local healers can provide, as well as train the locals to be their apprentices. Not to mention that not all their Middle-earth colleagues and patients are ready to accept the idea of modernized healthcare.wedding.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Three qualified medics from the 21st century end up in Middle-earth? Great! Except, you know, there are only ''three'' of them, and the only equipment and medicine supply they have is what they had stored in their van, which isn't much for the hundreds of patients they have to deal with. They have to make do with what the local healers can provide, as well as train the locals to be their apprentices. Not to mention that not all their Middle-earth colleagues and patients are ready to accept the idea of modernized healthcare.
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* AscendedFanboy: Sanya and Elya, longtime Tolkien fans, are over the moon when they realize they have ended up in Middle-earth.
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* FantasticallyIndifferent: Downplayed. The ambulance crew adjust very quickly to getting transported to ''another world'', but that's simply due to the fact that they are overwhelmed with work from the moment they land there, so they can't really stay in shock for long.
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* FantasticallyIndifferent: Downplayed.Justified. The ambulance crew adjust very quickly to getting transported to ''another world'', but that's simply due to the fact that they are overwhelmed with work from the moment they land there, so they can't really stay in shock for long.
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* TheClan: Lara and Bofur bond over, among other things, having a very, very large family.
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* RidiculouslyPhotogenic: When Lara looks at the pictures taken in Middle-earth, she notices that Elrond and Thranduil manage to look like photographed celebrities, even though it's the first time photography is introduced to their world and the pictures aren't taken by a professional.
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* RidiculouslyPhotogenic: When Lara looks at the pictures taken in Middle-earth, she notices that Elrond and Thranduil manage managed to look like photographed celebrities, even though it's the first time photography is introduced to their world and the pictures aren't taken by a professional.
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* FantasticallyIndifferent: Downplayed. The ambulance crew adjust very quickly to getting transported to ''another world'', but that's simply due to the fact that they are overloaded with work from the moment they land there, so they can't really stay in shock for long.
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* FantasticallyIndifferent: Downplayed. The ambulance crew adjust very quickly to getting transported to ''another world'', but that's simply due to the fact that they are overloaded overwhelmed with work from the moment they land there, so they can't really stay in shock for long.
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* IChooseToStay: After returning home for a few weeks, all the main characters (especially Lara, having fallen in love with Bofur) are miserable and decide to return to Middle-earth.
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* IChooseToStay: After returning home for a few weeks, all the main characters (especially Lara, having fallen in love with Bofur) are miserable and decide to return to Middle-earth.Middle-earth.
* LighterAndSofter: Much more humorous and whimsical than canon.
* MissConception: For all her battle skills, Tauriel is quite naive when it comes to conception. She has a PregnancyScare before she and Kíli even sleep together.
* RidiculouslyPhotogenic: When Lara looks at the pictures taken in Middle-earth, she notices that Elrond and Thranduil manage to look like photographed celebrities, even though it's the first time photography is introduced to their world and the pictures aren't taken by a professional.
* SentimentalDrunk: Thorin is a lot more friendly with everyone after he gets drunk at Kíli's wedding.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Three qualified medics from the 21st century end up in Middle-earth? Great! Except, you know, there are only ''three'' of them, and the only equipment and medicine supply they have is what they had stored in their van, which isn't much for the hundreds of patients they have to deal with. They have to make do with what the local healers can provide, as well as train the locals to be their apprentices. Not to mention that not all their Middle-earth colleagues and patients are ready to accept the idea of modernized healthcare.
* LighterAndSofter: Much more humorous and whimsical than canon.
* MissConception: For all her battle skills, Tauriel is quite naive when it comes to conception. She has a PregnancyScare before she and Kíli even sleep together.
* RidiculouslyPhotogenic: When Lara looks at the pictures taken in Middle-earth, she notices that Elrond and Thranduil manage to look like photographed celebrities, even though it's the first time photography is introduced to their world and the pictures aren't taken by a professional.
* SentimentalDrunk: Thorin is a lot more friendly with everyone after he gets drunk at Kíli's wedding.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Three qualified medics from the 21st century end up in Middle-earth? Great! Except, you know, there are only ''three'' of them, and the only equipment and medicine supply they have is what they had stored in their van, which isn't much for the hundreds of patients they have to deal with. They have to make do with what the local healers can provide, as well as train the locals to be their apprentices. Not to mention that not all their Middle-earth colleagues and patients are ready to accept the idea of modernized healthcare.
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''[[https://ficbook.net/readfic/4403313 Cure Te Ipsum]]'' (from Latin "Heal thyself") is an AlternateUniverse ''Film/TheHobbit'' fanfic written in Russian by [[https://ficbook.net/authors/1573904 Гайя-А]].
Just after the Battle of the Five Armies, an ambulance crew from a small PresentDay provincial town gets transported to Middle-earth (along with the ambulance van). Before they even figure out what's going on, their knee-jerk reaction is to try and help the many, many wounded still lying on the battlefield, and soon enough, they find themselves immersed in the work of the hastily-constructed field hospital – and bonding with the locals.
!! The fanfic contains examples of:
* ElvesVsDwarves: Even among the medics, the elves and dwarves can't help squabbling over the smallest problems.
* FantasticallyIndifferent: Downplayed. The ambulance crew adjust very quickly to getting transported to ''another world'', but that's simply due to the fact that they are overloaded with work from the moment they land there, so they can't really stay in shock for long.
* FishOutOfWater: Three medics and an ambulance driver from a Russian provincial town – in Middle-earth.
* FixFic: Thanks to the timely medical care, all characters from ''The Hobbit'' survive.
* IChooseToStay: After returning home for a few weeks, all the main characters (especially Lara, having fallen in love with Bofur) are miserable and decide to return to Middle-earth.
Just after the Battle of the Five Armies, an ambulance crew from a small PresentDay provincial town gets transported to Middle-earth (along with the ambulance van). Before they even figure out what's going on, their knee-jerk reaction is to try and help the many, many wounded still lying on the battlefield, and soon enough, they find themselves immersed in the work of the hastily-constructed field hospital – and bonding with the locals.
!! The fanfic contains examples of:
* ElvesVsDwarves: Even among the medics, the elves and dwarves can't help squabbling over the smallest problems.
* FantasticallyIndifferent: Downplayed. The ambulance crew adjust very quickly to getting transported to ''another world'', but that's simply due to the fact that they are overloaded with work from the moment they land there, so they can't really stay in shock for long.
* FishOutOfWater: Three medics and an ambulance driver from a Russian provincial town – in Middle-earth.
* FixFic: Thanks to the timely medical care, all characters from ''The Hobbit'' survive.
* IChooseToStay: After returning home for a few weeks, all the main characters (especially Lara, having fallen in love with Bofur) are miserable and decide to return to Middle-earth.
