Small Tales by White Wolf
Nayru · 25 February 2006 · Chapter 5: Guilt: Legolas's POV
Hello! This is really good White Wolf! Every work you've done and I have read is delightfully satisfactory(even more than that)!
Author's reply
Thank you very much, Nayru. I'm glad you like what you read.
Vendethiel Saerwen · 23 November 2005 · Chapter 2: Sleep
Nice piece of writing.. Just have to say one thing: I LOVE YOUR TALES! I'm reading The Wrong Path, but it's not easy, since my friends think that I am strange, and they don't understand why I read english, and not norwegian like they do... “I will not forgive you for this.” “I know.” That was kind of funny...=P Your stories are wonderful! (Or: Helt fantastisk! As I would say in norwegian...)
Author's reply
My goodness I'm late with this. I never got notififed that your review came in. Thank you so much. I'm glad you like my stories. I certainly hope by now, you've managed to finish "The Wrong Path". I liked those two lines, too. I like a touch of humor once in a while, even in dire situations. I don't think you're strange at all. After all, you like my stories! :o)
Armariel · 15 November 2005 · Chapter 1: Kindness Rewarded
how cute!! not what I expected. A delight. Wonder what Legs will do with that mouse...lolol ~~~{~@
Author's reply
Thank you. I imagine Legolas is wondering the same thing.
Larner · 15 November 2005 · Chapter 5: Guilt: Legolas's POV
Yes, Legolas must have felt terribly guilty; but to know the comfort is coming from Aragorn and to be willing to accept it is more than a good step toward healing. Lovely again.
Author's reply
I wish PJ had had the time to explore Legolas's emotions after Helm's Deep. Out of everyone involved, I think Aragorn is the one whose opinion would have meant the most to him. Thank you.
Larner · 27 October 2005 · Chapter 4: Guilt: Aragorn's POV
Yes, I can see this. Very well done extrapolation from that marvelous movie moment.
Author's reply
Thank you. I'm glad you like what I've done and how I did it. I hope you'll like the next one equally well.
Indigo Bunting · 27 October 2005 · Chapter 1: Kindness Rewarded
Aw, that was sweet. I don't know if a Man would have been able to return the chick to the nest without alarming its mother, but it makes sense that Elves might be able to do it. They're much more closely tied to the natural world, after all.
Author's reply
I agree wholeheartedly. Elves, especially wood elves, can hear as well as feel the world around them. I could never picture that mother hawk being afraid of Legolas. She certainly thought she was giving him a grand reward for saving her baby.
eliza · 27 October 2005 · Chapter 4: Guilt: Aragorn's POV
Hi White wolf, Its so nice to see an update to your tales. I like this last drabble the best!( but I've said that about each one you posted. LOL) I always wondered how Legolas felt after the wall exploded, especially since so many elves died at Helms deep. Writing it from Aragorns POV is a nice touch, glad to see him in tune with his friends despair. Now since it's connected to the next drabble, I won't feel guilty for bugging you about a quick Post. Your fan, Eliza
Author's reply
I'm glad that you like each story better than the last one. It shows that I'm getting better as a writer and plot-builder. I've often wondered how PJ would have played Legolas's feelings, if he'd had the time to explore them. I'm glad that, at least, he didn't have Aragorn blaming Legolas. I think that would have devastated our elf. I'll get the next drabble up after I update Dragonfire.
shirebound · 27 October 2005 · Chapter 4: Guilt: Aragorn's POV
The Firstborn carry those emotions and memories far into a future we mortals can hardly imagine. That's quite a price to pay for such a long life. This is a marvelous "internal" gap-filler.
Author's reply
I agree that immortality has a price for the elves. I'm glad you like the internal nature of the story. I rarely write first person stories, but this one and the next just 'demanded' it.
harrowcat · 29 September 2005 · Chapter 3: Doubt and Destiny
Late night reading this time White Wolf. I shall go to sleep dreaming of Aragorn looking kingly and Legolas looking princely. Perfect timing as I have just spent the day supporting a good friend. We all need this kind of afirmation.
Author's reply
We certainly do need that kind of affirmation. You sound like a good friend, too.
shirebound · 29 September 2005 · Chapter 3: Doubt and Destiny
What a great conversation! Legolas is a wonderful friend.
Author's reply
Thank you. I agree with your assessment of Legolas as a friend..
songspinner · 29 September 2005 · Chapter 1: Kindness Rewarded
Perfect! I love the connection between elf and nature here, and it really reminds me of my first cat bringing my dad a mouse as a gift. The poor dear couldn't figure out why the man was so upset - she meant it as a compliment...
Author's reply
Thank you. I love that connection, too. I guess it's hard for some people to understand what an animal is tryring to say with their actions. Luckily, Legolas did.
Larner · 29 September 2005 · Chapter 3: Doubt and Destiny
Yes, Aragorn would need some positive feedback that day of days; and Legolas was the one to deliver it.
Author's reply
After fighting his destiny for so long, it's only natural that Aragorn would have doubts. Legolas was definitely the one to bolster his morale.
daw the minstrel · 29 September 2005 · Chapter 3: Doubt and Destiny
Well if anyone should recognize a king when they see one, it's Legolas. Becoming king must have been quite a shock to Aragorn's system after all those years as a ranger.
Author's reply
That intuitive elf knows his friend very well. As for Aragorn, it's definitely a far cry from ranger to king. He fought his destiny a long time, and now he has to deliver.
harrowcat · 16 September 2005 · Chapter 2: Sleep
Oh just perfect reading over the breakfast coffee! Thanks White Wolf.
Author's reply
You are welcome. I'm happy I could make your morning a little brighter. :o)
Larner · 16 September 2005 · Chapter 2: Sleep
Love the caring shown here.
Author's reply
Thank you. I do, too.
Vana Tuivana · 15 September 2005 · Chapter 2: Sleep
Oh, hurray! I love Aragorn's "If you hate it so much then stop getting yourself injured." I love his tartness to conceal the worry. And the ending is perfect. Nice writing!
Author's reply
That's my favorite line, too! It's classic Aragorn to try to cover up his worry by concentrating on helping Legolas. Thank you.
Samantha · 20 August 2005 · Chapter 1: Kindness Rewarded
That was adorable. It leaves you with the good, fuzzy feelings, as opposed to those cheesy, fuzzy feelings =)
Author's reply
Thank you. Good fuzzy is definitely better than cheesy fuzzy. I'm glad you liked it.
sofia · 18 August 2005 · Chapter 1: Kindness Rewarded
that was cute, I liked it.
Author's reply
Thank you. I'm glad you did.
Larner · 17 August 2005 · Chapter 1: Kindness Rewarded
Lovely tribute from a grateful mother, although useless to Legolas save as an indication of thanks. Enjoy the tale.
Author's reply
Dead mice are a delicacy to hawks, so in her mind, the mother hawk thought it would be to Legolas, as well. I'm glad you liked it.
Mystwing · 17 August 2005 · Chapter 1: Kindness Rewarded
This is a very uplifting tale. Very sweet!
Author's reply
Thank you very much.
shirebound · 17 August 2005 · Chapter 1: Kindness Rewarded
So sweet! I love seeing that mutual communication and kind-heartedness is taking place among such seemingly different creatures. What a lovely story.
Author's reply
I do, too. And, of course, we know elves, particularly wood elves, have a special relationship with Nature and it's creatures. Thank you.