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| My Sword Weeps - Book Two - 'My Sword' Series by Agape4Gondor | 2 Review(s) |
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| Fimbrethil | Reviewed Chapter: 20 on 12/30/2025 |
| “None questioned him at the various garrisons, for was he not newly wed to Théoden King's sister and messenger of Rohan. The orders he carried were signed by Prince Imrahil himself, stating that all aid should be given to him, and fresh horses supplied to him.” Ah, so he is married to her. "It was the wizard, as far as I can tell. The cold, the shock, something freed me. I no longer can feel that presence. I am free." He leaned back and smiled broadly. “We may now continue our journey." Nice. “He is very young, but has wisdom. I like him and would spend time with him, if we were able. I know that is not possible, but mayhap in the future our paths will meet again." Elrohir smiled again. "However, the challenge will be to either sneak away from this camp with stolen horses, or leave the Riddermark completely." Yes and hmmm. | |
| Larner | Reviewed Chapter: 20 on 1/27/2007 |
| Will Thorongil make a claim on the debt owed him by Thengel's folk? Author Reply: I think Aragorn left the inn in Bree in such a hurry that he never gave thought to the repercussions of him meeting Rohirrim and Gondorians. His main focus was on Faramir and healing the boy. His grief at the news of Denethor's death, his self-recriminations for the way they parted, and a host of other things, all conspired to make him forget everything else and go off, 'willy-nilly' as Bilbo would say, without really thinking things through. I'm sure Elrond wondered about this when his son spoke to him in Rivendell before he left for the mission. | |