Priceless Legacy - Bequeath
Title: Priceless Legacy
Author: Linda Hoyland
Characters/Pairing: Aragorn,Faramir, OMC
Rating: G
Warnings: none
Word count: 100
Book/Source: LOTR book-verse
Disclaimer - These characters all belong to the estate of J.R.R. Tolkien. This story was written for pleasure and not for financial gain.
“My people speak highly of this tavern,” said the Ambassador as he settled at a table together with Gondor’s Steward and King.
While they waited for refreshments, the ring on Aragorn’s finger caught his eye.
“This is an ancient heirloom of my House,” said Aragorn following his gaze. “It has passed from father to son for generations, signifying the friendship between Elves and Men.”
“How wondrous to have such treasures for your heirs!”
“We have an even greater treasure to bequeath our sons,” said Faramir. “The greatest legacy that any father can give. We have won peace for our children.”
A/n I am aware that Aragorn gave Arwen the Ring of Barahir when they were betrothed, but my personal belief is that when they were married he gave her a more suitable ring that would fit her and openly wore the Ring of Barahir.
Author: Linda Hoyland
Characters/Pairing: Aragorn,Faramir, OMC
Rating: G
Warnings: none
Word count: 100
Book/Source: LOTR book-verse
Disclaimer - These characters all belong to the estate of J.R.R. Tolkien. This story was written for pleasure and not for financial gain.
“My people speak highly of this tavern,” said the Ambassador as he settled at a table together with Gondor’s Steward and King.
While they waited for refreshments, the ring on Aragorn’s finger caught his eye.
“This is an ancient heirloom of my House,” said Aragorn following his gaze. “It has passed from father to son for generations, signifying the friendship between Elves and Men.”
“How wondrous to have such treasures for your heirs!”
“We have an even greater treasure to bequeath our sons,” said Faramir. “The greatest legacy that any father can give. We have won peace for our children.”
A/n I am aware that Aragorn gave Arwen the Ring of Barahir when they were betrothed, but my personal belief is that when they were married he gave her a more suitable ring that would fit her and openly wore the Ring of Barahir.