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| Drabbles by Acacea | 2 Review(s) |
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| Larner | Reviewed Chapter: 1 on 9/3/2005 |
| Yes, the time in Middle Earth is ending for so many here now. Rivendell may remain, but it will lose its majesty and mystery as the Day of Men grows over Middle Earth. Author Reply: Hi:) Yes, I think Rivendell too would not remain the same once most of the elves would leave. Thanks for revieing:) I'm glad to hear the drabble works | |
| Branwyn | Reviewed Chapter: 1 on 5/15/2005 |
| Well done! In the turn of the seasons, Elrond sees a premonition of Arwen's mortal end and of the eventual decline and decay of all the works of the Elves in MiddleEarth. stray clouds hide the stars in the evenings Nice line with the veiled reference to Arwen, the Evening Star of her people. Author Reply: Hi! I'm really delighted to hear you liked this. I'm rather fond of the drabble myself, and I don't usually write Elrond so it feels good:) Elrond sees a premonition of Arwen's mortal end and of the eventual decline and decay of all the works of the Elves in MiddleEarth. Indeed. I always felt it must have been strange for him and the other elves to return there while all along knowing that they would not be there for much longer. And I'm sure they'd have had soem sense of loss, not just due to Arwen's staying on in Minas Tirith but also due to the changes that they know are imminent in M-e. Nice line with the veiled reference to Arwen, the Evening Star of her people. Eep! To be very honest, that was purely unintentional, but now that you've pointed it out... ooh... thanks:) Thanks for the review! | |