AMC--Chapter Fifty-One
I have decided to divide the last part of AMC into two posts. It is simply too long for a single posting, and I wish also to tinker a bit with next week's chapter, as there is a rather important event that deserves more attention than I--in the rush of finishing a 350K-word novel--was willing to give it at first
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*evol snicker*
*proffers cold drink*
Yes, the fountain part seem to have been quite popular. I think it would provide a nice visual in AMC: The Movie. ;)
Not only this visual is great, but the foreshadowing is giving me the chills. The brief moment between Tyelkormo and Maitimo was just magnificent, Turko slowly starts to stand on his own.
Yep, Turko grows up a lot in this story. :) At the beginning, he only wanted to cling to his father and his Nelyo; now he has started to realize that he is different from them, and that is not necessarily a bad thing. Only he will have to be a bit more independent in order to fully realize his potential.
But, this... oh.. *snif*
I added that this morning too because I didn't like the abrupt ending to that section. I'm glad that I did. :)
And this, oh my Dawn! I need to get to that festival!
You and me both! But we'll get to go next week in the story, at least. ;)
(And next week's chapter is rated adult.... >:^D)
I never thought about his actual fate, the death he will face since he will cast himself into the furnace of the earth.... just.. *thud*
One of the first things I wrote about The Silmarillion is what might roughly be called an essay, shortly after reading it, about the meaning of the symbol of fire as it is attached to Feanor and his family. It exists only in an old writer's notebook; I never typed it and I dread to think of how awful it may be! But I think it's such an appropriate comparison, and that's what inspired these sorts of passages.
Feanor and his family began as such an asset to the world but soon raged out of control, taking a lot with them. A lot like fire, I think. :)
The encounter between Rumil and Maedhros, seeing his own face on Rumil, his struggle, his mother's struggle, but Carnistir's reaction was so pure and natural (also in the bath where he kept on insisting that Rumil was pretty)... just beautiful Dawn!
Thank you. :) I love those two--Rumil and Carni--so much since writing them.
(Btw, I don't know if you saw it since I didn't see you around when it was posted, but if you remember that plotbunny you gave me about how Carnistir might perceive a writer? As he perceives music notes like gnats around Macalaure? I did write a story on that eventually, and it deals with Carni's relationship with Rumil. So I wanted to give you a belated thank you for handing me that bunny and inspiring that story!)
And thank you, as always, for your kind and wonderful review. This has been such a wonderful, unexpected surprise. :)
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Can I get on the pay roll for that? LOL But what you write is a great visual Dawn. The first line about yummy Maglor made my dirty mind all wubble and at the end I had to retrieve it out of the gutter ;)
Yep, Turko grows up a lot in this story. :) At the beginning, he only wanted to cling to his father and his Nelyo; now he has started to realize that he is different from them, and that is not necessarily a bad thing. Only he will have to be a bit more independent in order to fully realize his potential.
Ah yeah, but still, you know :) He's growing up so fast... oh and another thing that made me wonder a bit... Him and dressed up as a deer... with antlers. It made me think about celtic legend about the young stag defeating the old stag when the young stag is old enough... I thought, how typical. It might be far-fetched, so ignore my rambling.
You and me both! But we'll get to go next week in the story, at least. ;)
Check. Hmmm what will you be wearing?
(And next week's chapter is rated adult.... >:^D)
\o/ my motto "a dirty mind is such a terrible thing to waste"
Feanor and his family began as such an asset to the world but soon raged out of control, taking a lot with them. A lot like fire, I think. :)
And on many levels.
(Btw, I don't know if you saw it since I didn't see you around when it was posted, but if you remember that plotbunny you gave me about how Carnistir might perceive a writer? As he perceives music notes like gnats around Macalaure? I did write a story on that eventually, and it deals with Carni's relationship with Rumil. So I wanted to give you a belated thank you for handing me that bunny and inspiring that story!)
I remember it, but I am trying to catch up with reading :) Can't wait to read it! Maybe my comments should come with a text: warning, this comment may sic many plot bunnies on you. Commenter can't be held responsible for any lost hours in the night because one absolutely has to write it!
This has been such a wonderful, unexpected surprise. :)
Thanks for giving us our weekly dosage of AMC. :c) I always look forward to it! Oh and I didn't had that much time, but I will get back at you for the comments on the other chapters... o.O..
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Hey, I think that's kind of cool. I'm not familiar with Celtic legends, so I'd never heard it before. :)
Check. Hmmm what will you be wearing?
As little as possible.
*AHEM* What I meant to say was maybe just the traditional little black dress? ;)
Oh and I didn't had that much time, but I will get back at you for the comments on the other chapters... o.O..
That's okay 'cause I'm still catching up on yours too! It's been a busy week, but I'm looking forward to a long, leisurely weekend with some catch-up time. :)
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Well, you see there is the Bard part of me surfacing ;) It's really interesting.
*AHEM* What I meant to say was maybe just the traditional little black dress? ;)
A Carni's babysit ;) If he goes as a shadow... ;c) The perfect excuse to whoops end up in Nelyo's lap LOL
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