Web of Treason

by Linda Hoyland

To save the tortured, captive, Aragorn, Faramir must forfeit his own honour. Can one do evil in the service of a greater good? And will both King and Steward survive an ordeal that tests their friendship as well as their fealty? MC Award Winner. Complete replique montre

R · Complete · Updated 1 May 2007
Characters: Aragorn, Arwen, Damrod, Eldarion, Eowyn, Faramir, Ioreth, Original Character(s)

Chapters

  1. 0. Growing Dissent (2,288 words)
  2. 1. To sleep, perchance to dream (1,807 words)
  3. 2. So much to be consoled as to console (2,113 words)
  4. 3. The Foreboding of Evil (1,603 words)
  5. 4. All my Life's Bliss (1,795 words)
  6. 5. Sad Stories of the Death of Kings (2,323 words)
  7. 6. I would not live halved (1,932 words)
  8. 7. Look Friends,don't you see it ? (1,729 words)
  9. 8. I know not 'seems' (2,115 words)
  10. 9. False Face must hide (2,237 words)
  11. 10. For what shall it profit a man? (2,143 words)
  12. 11. Bait of Falsehood (2,380 words)
  13. 12. Love all, trust a few (1,977 words)
  14. 13. For deepest woe, for utmost grief (1,719 words)
  15. 14. Borrower of the Night (1,593 words)
  16. 15. He knows not to what end he rides (1,978 words)
  17. 16. Et tu Brute ? (1,639 words)
  18. 17. Why this is hell (1,927 words)
  19. 18. What darkness here ! (2,219 words)
  20. 19. My broken heart is full of heaviness (2,100 words)
  21. 20. Staring into the abyss (1,789 words)
  22. 21. The unkindest cut of all (1,882 words)
  23. 22. You faithless, most faithful of friends! (1,936 words)
  24. 23. If it were done when ’tis done, then ’twere well It were done quickly (2,480 words)
  25. 24. I am in blood stepp’d in so far (1,953 words)
  26. 25. Treachery is noble when aimed at tyranny. (1,991 words)
  27. 26. Frosty wind made moan (1,790 words)
  28. 27. Wounds, and bruises, and putrefying sores (1,899 words)
  29. 28. When a raging fever burns (1,827 words)
  30. 29. What is our innocence ? (1,917 words)
  31. 30. Flee an enemy who knows your weakness. (2,665 words)
  32. 31. I have lost my way for ever (1,974 words)
  33. 32. Two are better than one (2,470 words)
  34. 33. What is truth? (2,058 words)
  35. 34. Oh what joy, in the open air, Freely to breathe again! (1,800 words)
  36. 35. Ride a cock-horse to Banbury Cross (1,900 words)
  37. 36. Come to me in dreams (2,443 words)
  38. 37. Too Much Suspicion (2,349 words)
  39. 38. They have prepared a net for my steps (2,050 words)
  40. 39. Deliver us from evil (2,353 words)
  41. 40. 'Til we've seen this journey through (2,336 words)
  42. 41. At last, at last ! (1,523 words)
  43. 42. Cleanliness is next to godliness (2,244 words)
  44. 43. The Good Man's Sin (2,032 words)
  45. 44. A broken spirit—who can bear? (2,217 words)
  46. 45. Nothing is covered up (1,879 words)
  47. 46. By no means a privilege (2,283 words)
  48. 47. The love that reassembles (2,198 words)
  49. 48. A little child shall lead them (2,216 words)
  50. 49. Come weep with me, past hope, past cure, past help! (2,243 words)
  51. 50. The die is cast (2,085 words)
  52. 51. Loved I not honour more (2,284 words)
  53. 52. That I may greet you as King (2,454 words)
  54. 53. Behold, thy King cometh unto thee. (2,504 words)
  55. 54. Frustrate their knavish tricks (2,279 words)
  56. 55. And the king was much moved (2,815 words)
  57. 56. I approach these questions unwillingly (2,859 words)
  58. 57. The friendship of men who are good (2,031 words)
  59. 58. What turmoil have I made ? (2,816 words)
  60. 59. Good name in man or woman (2,504 words)
  61. 60. The wound which will never heal (2,011 words)
  62. 61. Every Guilty deed (1,962 words)
  63. 62. Some are born great (2,542 words)
  64. 9999. Broken is our Bond (3,180 words)

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