Cluedo Challenge - Study: Across the Wide Seas of Time, by Himring
Title: Across the Wide Seas of Time
Author: Himring
Characters: Feanor
Rating: G
Warnings: None
Book/Source: Silm, LotR
Disclaimer: Gandalf's words--I just tweaked them. (And we all know that Gandalf belongs to Tolkien!)
A/N: Sorry--lagging behind here!
Who would not wish, wrenching the Palantir from the Dark Lord's power, to look on Tirion the Fair and perceive the unimaginable hand of Feanor at work in his forge, in that legendary past when both the White Tree and the Golden were in flower and Feanor shaped both far-seeing Palantir and star-bright Silmaril? Who could not wish to see it? But almost I would rather see Feanor in his study, bent over the desk where he perfected the letters that make up the words: Silmaril and Palantir, Tirion and Feanor. For thus he made all these imaginable to us.
A/N: Title and drabble both allude to Gandalf's words to Pippin in "The Palantir" in "The Two Towers".