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| Home To Heal by Clairon | 2 Review(s) |
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| Branwyn | Reviewed Chapter: 15 on 10/13/2004 |
| I hate to think of what the cleansing would have done to Faramir if Sauron’s influence had been in the stone…Pallando is annoying in his own special way, though I suppose that just about anyone (except Arwen) would seem young to him. Like how Pallando refers to Faramir’s innate need “to mend what was broken,” which is later echoed when Faramir refers to himself as a mender. Who is the tall, silver-haired elf? If it’s Pallando, then he looks rather better on the other side, LOL. Not surprising that the unassuming Faramir still sees himself as no more than a captain of the rangers. Faramir sees Aragorn as the mortal king infused with the power and wisdom of the elves; wonder how Aragorn sees himself? Yay, Eldarion is back! I predict that he will develop a severe case of hero worship for Faramir (he is about the right age for it). Glad to see that Aragorn has taken Faramir’s advice to heart and will be a little more understanding of his son. Another great chapter! | |
| Lia | Reviewed Chapter: 15 on 9/21/2004 |
This was beautiful! I felt so much emotion reading this chapter. I eagerly await the next installment. | |