"Oh no you don't!!" Kili tackled him, knocking the bottle out of his hands.
"You idiot! Why would you do that!? Kili shouted at him.
"She's dead! She's not waking up!"
Radagast walked over to her.
"Did I give her the wrong bottle? No. I don't think so." He pondered.
"You fool! You killed her with your sick, twisted magic!" Fili shouted at him.
"No. Look. Her hand. She moves." Radagast said. Dalila raised her hands above her hand and yawned. She opened her eyes.
"Radagast. I know where I am and why I'm here. But where-where is Fili?"
"I am here. Dalila I'm here." He walked over to her.
"Fili! You're here! I was scared you wouldn't come!" She hugged him.
"I told you I'd come when Kili gave the signal. Dalila I'll always come for you." He hugged her back tightly.

"What is that?!" Voices from above came. People were coming to the tomb.
"It's Prince Thri!" They shouted. They came down the tomb. Thorin and Lord Dain in the front. They stared at what was in front of them in dismay. Dalila was alive and Fili was here.
"You killed my nephew!" Lady Dack shouted at Fili.
"Your daughter is alive and you scream over your nephew." Thorin growled.

"Fili? What is she talking about?" Dalila asked.
"Nalur is dead."
"No!" She cried in his chest.
"And he killed him!" Lady Dack yelled.
"No! It's not true!" Dalila said.
"It is. He came to kill me. I refused. He killed Gilund. Then I killed him." Fili admitted.
"I understand if you don't want to see me again." He sighed. Dalila held his shirt tighter.
"No. Stay with me. I know how Nalur was. I loved him dearly but I knew this would happen to him someday."
"How could you love someone who killed your own cousin?!" Lord Dack yelled at her.
"You are no longer our daughter! We took you in when no one wanted you and this is how you turn out! Be gone!" Lady Dack said.

"She was never your daughter! How could you say such things to her? This sweet, sweet girl. She never did anything wrong. And you lie when you say no one wanted her. I wanted her. More than anything. I gave her up when her mother died that tragic night. And I've regretted it since. I hope she can forgive me. She is my daughter. And she always has a home with me......"