Checking on the disturbance

Aragorn took a deep breath before responding to Einis' question. "Well, I thought maybe we would be winding down for the evening." He started.

"Uh huh. I think I know where this is going." She smirked at him.

"Yeah, so I thought we could, you know have some sexy time."

"There's time for that later." She reprimanded him. "Here." She threw him his sheathed sword which he buckled around his waist.

"Any idea what those horsemen could've been?" Aragorn asked while arming himself.

"Humans most likely, and from the screams coming from the front gate, not friendly." She responded.

"If you heard screams, than why did you come here first?" Aragorn asked.

"It's hard to tell whether you humans are having a good time, or dying sometimes with the sounds you make. I didn't think anything was wrong, just some rascals racing their horses, or so I thought. Since we have nothing better to do," she looked at him pointedly "I decided, why not check for ourselves." Aragorn decided to leave his bow and quiver behind, finding it hard to hide such weaponry from prying eyes. He swung his cloak around him hiding his sword and his dagger from plain sight as he and Einis made their way out of their room. As he opened the door he saw a middle aged Hobbit standing before him.

"What was all the noise for eh?" The Hobbit asked. "Don't you know people are trying to sleep here? All your hustling and bustling ruined a very nice dream." He said.

"I'm sorry master Hobbit. We were just having a minor argument, though it is done now. We are just heading out for a walk, so we'll leave you in peace."

"Argument eh?" The hobbit laughed as he smirked at the two of them before going back into his room next door.

"All men think alike." Einis sniffed with her nose in the air, Aragorn followed behind smiling. They made their way past Master Butterbur who smiled and waved at them as they passed. "What's the plan for the hobbit's when they come? Have you given it some thought?" Einis asked.

"Let me give it some thought, and I'll get back to you with it." Aragorn said.

A) Should he tell her when they get back to their rooms

B) Should he wait until the hobbits arrive to spring it on her

C) Leave a suggestion

As they stepped out onto the street they heard the sounds coming from the gate, but Aragorn also wanted to check on the man's house he had seen from his window. Which to check first?

A) The gate

B) The house

C) Leave a suggestion