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Stories (3)
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Of Pride And Penalty
Set in Gondolin, a tale of how the cruel hand of fate can kill loyalty and love. The narrative is from Turgon’s POV. What if Idril had a deeper regard for Maeglin than was said in The Silmarillion? Pride, power and a woman entrapped between influential men. replique rolex Cast: Turgon, Idril, Glorfindel, Tuor and Maeglin. Warnings: AU, character death.
R · 1 chapter · Complete · Published 4 December 2009 · Updated 4 December 2009 · Reviews (3)
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While We Live
"The King yielded to Sauron and felled the White Tree, and turned then wholly away from the allegiance of his fathers. But Sauron caused to be built upon the hill in the midst of the city of the Númenóreans, Armenelos the Golden, a mighty temple." -As seen from Tar-Míriel's perspective. She must choose between loyalty to the Elf-friends and duty to her husband. Sauron's manipulations, Ar-Pharazôn’s obsession with immortality and Amandil's grim plans to save his people all weave a web of tragedy about the last Queen of Númenor. Cast - Tar-Míriel, Ar-Pharazôn, Amandil, Zigûr(Sauron).
R · 1 chapter · Complete · Published 30 November 2009 · Updated 30 November 2009 · Reviews (6)
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Prisoners of Conscience
"And it came to pass that Tar-Palantir grew weary of grief and died. He had no son, but a daughter only, whom he named Míriel in the Elven-tongue; and to her now by right and the laws of the Númenóreans came the sceptre. But Pharazôn took her to wife against her will, doing evil in this and evil also in that the laws of Númenor did not permit the marriage, even in the royal house, of those more nearly akin than cousins in the second degree. And when they were wedded, he seized the sceptre into his own hand, taking the title of Ar-Pharazôn (Tar-Calion in the Elven-tongue); and the name of his queen he changed to Ar-Zimraphel." The tragedy as seen from Amandil's eyes. Amandil was lord of Andúnië during these tumultuous events. Cast: Amandil, Tar-Palantir, Tar-Míriel and Ar-Pharazôn.
R · 1 chapter · Complete · Published 30 November 2009 · Updated 30 November 2009 · Reviews (1)