A/N: I felt like posting something lighthearted and humorous and since little Estel definitely fits the bill, here’s the edited version of “Gifts from the Heart”. ;-) Feedback is, as always, very welcome! :)
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Title: Gifts from the Heart
Author: Silivren Tinu
Beta: the wonderful Imbecamiel (((hugs
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I don't suppose either would be a good idea since I'd end up annoying Elrond and Legolas both!
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Thank you very much for reading and commenting, Inzilbeth! :)
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"Estel looked at him, surprised. “No,” he said, giving his brother a blank look. “Why should I be? I have a leaf and an acorn, seeds, a song, and a tale. What else would I want?” It's a very poetic and apt ending to your very delicate story.
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Thank you so much for reviewing this story a second time! *hugs*
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I so love little, philosophical Estel. Particularly as he's watching the children play at swordfighting, he seems so innocent, but so very mature, as he understands already, even so young, that training with the sword has a deadly purpose, and that trying to make it into a game, when you think about it, really is difficult to accept. It just seems so very right that he wouldn't be able to make sense of playing at swordfighting, since it's such a serious part of his training...and I love how analytical he is of the other boys, already sizing up their fight up in regards to the tactics, strengths, weaknesses, and weapons of all ( ... )
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I love seeing my favorite characters as children, specifically because it's so fun to pick out the little traits in them that will eventually become so important to them as adults.
I think that's exactly why I love writing and reading about my favourite characters as children from time to time, too. It's just fun to try and see the man Aragorn will become in the child Estel. :)
Me, too! Particularly as he's watching the children play at swordfighting, he seems so innocent, but so very mature This is so how I see him - more mature than other children his age due to his being raised by elves, but also, at the same time, more innocent. I believe Jannek was lucky that Estel had no interest in joining the 'fight' - I can't imagine him being a graceful loser. ;-) What I enjoyed most about this story was trying to come up with gifts Estel would love and was likely to receive.
Thank you so much for reading and commenting, mellon-nin! *hugs*
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