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| Land of Light and Shadows by Thundera Tiger | 1 Review(s) |
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| Adrianne | Reviewed Chapter: 13 on 3/3/2007 |
| So, it is as I have suspected. This darkness that has deprived Legolas of his Elven senses, is also affecting the others by attacking them where there greatest strength or weakness lies. Legolas' strength is in his heightened awareness and senses. Aragorn's keen discernment and ability to read motive have been hampered. Eomer's pride and comparative inexperience as a leader has been turned to his detriment. And yet here stands Gimli, unaffected. Why? Is it that the forces who wield this power are as yet unaware of how to gain advantage over a dwarf? Do they not realize where his strength/weakness lies? Or being of the very substance of Arda, are his kind immune to such controling influences? A very interesting puzzle you have set for us. I am enthralled. | |