LOTR - Aragorn/Eomer/Faramir - Angst/Action
Castle - Timmy2222
Angered by the death of Denethor Lady Saborian, a wealthy Lady from Gondor, takes action to change the course of history. The King of Gondor shall lose his reign.- It is a story with Aragorn in the leading action, the rest of the known characters assist.
Whoa, lately there is no shortage of good fic recs! This one, for instance, is a very gripping epic set in the fourth age where Aragorn is kidnapped by a traitorous lady who wants to see her own son on the throne. Much chaos ensues. Aragorn gets thrown in the dungeon, get beaten and whipped and has to work in a mine (*does Gimli voice*: A MIIIINE). Meanwhile he befriends little Vlohiri, a ten-year old boy who's an outsider and tends to hide in the dungeons. Faramir and Eomer crisscross all through Gondor in search of the king and it takes a lot of evil twists and adventurous paths until Aragorn is freed.
Interestingly, you only get Aragorn's POV in the end of the very last chapter. Before that, you mostly tread along the story with Vlohiri who is way too young to understand all the implications of what's really going on, but he finds a friend in the prisoner (Aragorn) in spite of that. The OCs make the story really special, the healer Lomac is just as lively and a fully flegded character as Vlohiri. They both could carry a story all on their own. And if that isn't a compliment, I don't know what else to say:)
Angered by the death of Denethor Lady Saborian, a wealthy Lady from Gondor, takes action to change the course of history. The King of Gondor shall lose his reign.- It is a story with Aragorn in the leading action, the rest of the known characters assist.
Whoa, lately there is no shortage of good fic recs! This one, for instance, is a very gripping epic set in the fourth age where Aragorn is kidnapped by a traitorous lady who wants to see her own son on the throne. Much chaos ensues. Aragorn gets thrown in the dungeon, get beaten and whipped and has to work in a mine (*does Gimli voice*: A MIIIINE). Meanwhile he befriends little Vlohiri, a ten-year old boy who's an outsider and tends to hide in the dungeons. Faramir and Eomer crisscross all through Gondor in search of the king and it takes a lot of evil twists and adventurous paths until Aragorn is freed.
Interestingly, you only get Aragorn's POV in the end of the very last chapter. Before that, you mostly tread along the story with Vlohiri who is way too young to understand all the implications of what's really going on, but he finds a friend in the prisoner (Aragorn) in spite of that. The OCs make the story really special, the healer Lomac is just as lively and a fully flegded character as Vlohiri. They both could carry a story all on their own. And if that isn't a compliment, I don't know what else to say:)