Thank you very much! The long story ends with Emlinn and Lindir and their colleagues performing Maglor's quartet in the Hall of Fire-- and I like to imagine that as they did so they were sitting underneath Oderen's carvings.
Yes, it does seem an important mission to me--that although Maglor was defeated and worse than defeated, his songs should live on. They were indeed terrible days and they drove people to do terrible things. Thank you very much for commenting!
Thank you! It is one of the great joys, isn't it? You can just decide to pick up a thread, almost any thread, and decide to elaborate--Tolkien's or your own!
I love the idea of having all that history visible in the Hall of Fire in this way. It's a wonderful ending to this storyline. Thanks for the link to the story!
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The long story ends with Emlinn and Lindir and their colleagues performing Maglor's quartet in the Hall of Fire-- and I like to imagine that as they did so they were sitting underneath Oderen's carvings.
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An important mission indeed. How terrible these days must have been.
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Thank you very much for commenting!
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It is one of the great joys, isn't it? You can just decide to pick up a thread, almost any thread, and decide to elaborate--Tolkien's or your own!
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