The Reason Why Feanorians Are Awesome
Galuial says, "So...which son of Feanor would like a song written about them (I'm bored...and have nothing better to do but develop Galuial's style)?"
Celegorm says, "Oh, well...they all like to be flattered and feted. ;)"
Galuial laughs, "I know I should probably suck the most up to Amras (ICly) the problem is I just am not sure of him since so little was written about him, (apperantly Tolkien aimed to have him written off earlier so...little was actually put down)
Amras mumbles something about Tolkien not writing much on Amras.
Celegorm pats.
Galuial says, "Well, you could have burned burned alive on the ships?"
Celegorm says, "Just be glad the bit about him getting burnt to a crisp didn't make it into canon. ;)"
Celegorm nods, "Yup. What Gal said." :P
Amras says, "Yes, I am most glad about that."
Galuial says, "Though I could have written a wonderful lament about him then."
Celegorm hmms. "You do have a point."
Celegorm says, "Maybe he writes a song about 'What if". Or maybe "What I wish had happened". ;)"
Galuial laughs. "Perhaps I'll write a lament on the lost High-Kings?"
Celegorm says, "At the risk of depressing us all, sure. ;P"
Galuial says, "Well, I figured it whip'em all up in a Morgoth hating frenzy?"
Celegorm hms. "You know what happens when we get whipped into a frenzy. We...uh...tend to misdirect our anger. Usually at our poor brethren." ;P
Galuial says, "Yes, that may be a bad course of action...but no one has one of the jewels...except Morgoth"
Celegorm says, "The Teleri didn't have the Sils either... ;P"
Galuial says, "Yeah...but the other two times (granted they haven't happened...yet)"
Galuial ponders and laughs. "I could so totally point out the obvious Slash under-tones of Maedhros' and Fingon's relationship."
Celegorm laughs and reminds that the Sons are not historically against kinslaying. :P
Galuial says, "and poor Galuial is part Telerin. That may not go over so well."
Celegorm says, "Oh, well...they all like to be flattered and feted. ;)"
Galuial laughs, "I know I should probably suck the most up to Amras (ICly) the problem is I just am not sure of him since so little was written about him, (apperantly Tolkien aimed to have him written off earlier so...little was actually put down)
Amras mumbles something about Tolkien not writing much on Amras.
Celegorm pats.
Galuial says, "Well, you could have burned burned alive on the ships?"
Celegorm says, "Just be glad the bit about him getting burnt to a crisp didn't make it into canon. ;)"
Celegorm nods, "Yup. What Gal said." :P
Amras says, "Yes, I am most glad about that."
Galuial says, "Though I could have written a wonderful lament about him then."
Celegorm hmms. "You do have a point."
Celegorm says, "Maybe he writes a song about 'What if". Or maybe "What I wish had happened". ;)"
Galuial laughs. "Perhaps I'll write a lament on the lost High-Kings?"
Celegorm says, "At the risk of depressing us all, sure. ;P"
Galuial says, "Well, I figured it whip'em all up in a Morgoth hating frenzy?"
Celegorm hms. "You know what happens when we get whipped into a frenzy. We...uh...tend to misdirect our anger. Usually at our poor brethren." ;P
Galuial says, "Yes, that may be a bad course of action...but no one has one of the jewels...except Morgoth"
Celegorm says, "The Teleri didn't have the Sils either... ;P"
Galuial says, "Yeah...but the other two times (granted they haven't happened...yet)"
Galuial ponders and laughs. "I could so totally point out the obvious Slash under-tones of Maedhros' and Fingon's relationship."
Celegorm laughs and reminds that the Sons are not historically against kinslaying. :P
Galuial says, "and poor Galuial is part Telerin. That may not go over so well."