Today's Challenge:
Write a story or poem or create artwork where the characters have to decide between loyalty or betrayal.
It's not only for Legolas that the Sea-longing has cruel consequences:
The Elven-King's Choice
Thranduil begins to sense it in dream; knows it the moment he wakes, from the leaden weight of sorrow which settles over his heart.
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If I hadn't chosen a plot I'd just be floundering around trying to decide where to start with every prompt; I easily get paralysed by choice, so having restrictions is paradoxically quite liberating (why I write fanfic in the first place, I think!)
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I would have liked to have had him talking to Celeborn in person about it, but Celeborn's gone to Rivendell by then. Though I think my eventual whether-or-not-Thranduil-sails story may well involve a conversation between them. I do wonder, assuming Thranduil sailed at all, which of them would have gone first; after all, both Eryn Lasgalen and East Lorien had colonies of Wood-elves. Would whoever was left have taken the other's folk in?
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This series has been working very well for you. I hope that you can continue throughout the remainder of the month.
- Erulisse (one L)
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[Is reduced to helpless giggles at mental image of Thranduil and Celeborn bickering over who last had the door key]
I hope I can keep it up, too!
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- Erulisse (one L)
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