#(listen I actually really like maedhros especially so much but like ELWING IS SO RIGHT)
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I cursed them all. I screamed and tried to sail down and I could not, no matter how I begged. You are the one who should hate me, my lady - I could not even go to my son and hold him. To tell him how much I loveâŠI am so proud of him.
The Star Of High Hope. Here he is just a father. A heartsick father, Celebrian thinks. Both of us, haunted by how we have failed him but at least, at least I could be there. Earendil did not even have that.
It was neither of our doings, she says and thinks, perhaps we might start to understand this together.
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We thought they were dead. IâŠI thought they were dead, that they had been found and slain or I would never - Eru help me, I should have known, Elwing thinks. My boys, my darlings, they must have been so scared. I thought you were dead.
They never blamed you, Celebrian says to her and there is a compassionate steadiness in her tone, a truth for Elwing. They both loved you. I never knew Elros but Elrond told me so. My naneth told me so. How could you have thought otherwise - when you heard their nurse had been slain, when you knew she was sheltering them.
She still aches, to think she had not held them. And now, now there is a new pain. She finds her own mother, her own father and cries and cries and wants to find the two who had raised her boys after they had ripped them from her and scream, look at what you have done - was it worth it, your oath madness and your bloodied hands, was it worth it.
The only thing that stops her is that she thinks they might well simply agree, that there was nothing she could say that they have not said themselves and that makes her angrier somehow. How dare they love Elrond, love Elros.
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Maedhros cannot stopâŠElrond. Kind, gentle Elrond - his little healer, they had called him. He and Elros, who Maedhros knows he should not have loved, had no right to love. But he had loved them. They had loved them. They still loved them.
And Fingon, looking sickened.
There had been no Fingon for his little healer. Not exactly. Maedhros would have exchanged their places in a heartbeat, in a moment. He wishes he had never been healed.
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@nocompromise-noregrets sparking me as always.
#au: golden cage#lil and her ridiculous aus#fic#tv: rings of power#also i might do a tag list if people would be interested#elwing is entirely allowed to continue to hate the sons of feanor#(listen I actually really like maedhros especially so much but like ELWING IS SO RIGHT)
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Name ten favourite characters from ten different things (books, tv, film, etc.) then tag ten people
Tagged by @thewillowbends. These lists are always hard, but thatâs kind of the fun of them! And thatâs why we cheat and sometimes have lots of ties because no you canât make me choose. 1. Thor from Marvelâs Cinematic Universe - I am a sucker for a character who has their shit together but can still be human and face ridiculously traumatic experiences and come through them whole because they had a rock solid foundation to begin with. From being thrown out of Asgard, made mortal, and taking that chance to suck it up and make himself better that he did that himself to the loss of pretty much his entire family and most of his people and his sense of purpose, the thing I love about Thor is that he keeps getting back up. That kind of fortitude is even more appealing that the ridiculously hot lightning powers. 2. Tsukino Usagi from Sailor Moon - I always loved her in the â90s anime, but reading the manga skyrocketted her into this special untouchable place in my heart. The beginning of her journey is a girl who is so fragile that she would kill herself if she didnât have the emotional support around her, who had to take step after step forward to find her inner strength, who wasnât weak or terrible for her fragility, but instead her story was worth telling for it, that the point she started out as was just as valuable as the place she ended up, where she could be the one to stand up to save her friends and get them back herself, that journey was worth telling. I LOVE HER TO THE ENDS OF THE EARTH. 3. Thranduil and Maedhros from Tolkienâs Legendarium - It was really hard to choose, because I love a lot of the characters (and I feel badly leaving Thingol and Maglor off the list and I will fight a bitch for Galadriel and Elrond and listen Glorfindel is pure joy and also the internet is too mean to Elwing and I kind of want alllll the Melkor and Manwe fic because sobs theyâre brothers shut up you canât make me not have feelings about that, but also trashbag Melkor/Sauron and--) but those are the two I usually wind up wanting to know their pov in a fic Iâm reading or have them around when shitâs going down because I want to see what theyâll do or I just miss them the most when theyâre not there. 4. Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi from Star Wars - If you asked me to pick between them, I donât know that I could. Yeah, sure, I love Obi-Wan ridiculously, but if you give me five minutes, Iâm pretty much always going to drift back to talking about Anakin and his issues instead. Iâm not sure I can even boil them down into a nutshell about why I like them so much, theyâre the kind of characters that I love so intensely and with such big, sweeping thoughts, that Iâd have to write a whole essay. But my best attempt: Anakinâs being both dumbass and genius at the same time, being charming and magnetic while also being a bag of garbage at the same time, who had such good in him but was also an absolute monster, who I desperately want to be happy, but I also struggle to forgive him sometimes and thatâs saying a lot for a fictional character, heâs brilliant enough to truly carry an entire Saga about him. And Obi-Wan is the bedrock of all goodness in that galaxy, he could be obnoxious at times and he didnât always see Anakin clearly, but he always cared and he remained good and hopeful, he continued to serve the galaxy, no matter what it threw at him, and even forgave Anakin in the end, because he always rose above. Thatâs it, thatâs my shit right there. 5. Inoue Orihime from Bleach - ORIHIME WAS MY GIRL FROM THE VERY BEGINNING, her unwavering kindness and care, her desire to be soft in a world (and, frankly, fandom) that wanted her to be hard and to fight everything, when she didnât want to fight, she wanted to heal, she wanted to have fun and be weird, she wanted everyone to be happy, all of that made me love her. Her loopiness is an absolute delight, but what I loved so much about her is that Orihime had the powers/abilities to be quite possibly the most OG of the entire cast, she could reject reality itself, and she never once wanted to use it to beat anyone up or to destroy anything, she wanted to make friends with her fairies and she wanted to help people. That girl refused to let the world make her anything less than kind and caring and sweet. She was THE BEST. 6. Hara Akiha and Umeda Hokuto from Hanazakari no Kimitachi e/Hana-Kimi - Sometimes we all fall in love with those minor characters and they just fucking consume us. A lot of it came from that they were both hot, they were both hilarious, and so they were just really fun, but what really got me was that I genuinely loved everything Nakajo did with Umedaâs character. There werenât a lot of gay characters in shoujo manga that werenât complete comedic relief, where their sexuality was the joke. Yes, Umeda was often a humorous character (all of the cast was) but he firmly was completely uninterested in high school kids, he liked adult men, and his advice to Mizuki may have been crabby as hell, but it was genuine and good. His sexuality wasnât the punchline of his character. Then there was Akiha, who was also comedic, but his bisexuality (another rare thing to find in manga!) had nothing to do with the humor of his character, all of it was in the way he chased after Umeda. He was a genuine suitor (and, reading the post-manga character interviews, apparently they got together, OMG MY HEART) and the kiss they shared was treated just as seriously as any straight kiss would have been. That meant a lot to me, even though Iâd have loved the characters just because they were so interesting and Umedaâs struggle to get over the guy who never cared for him and to let himself be vulnerable with someone that he could actually care about, was so great. 7. Yuki Eiri from Gravitation - I canât begrudge anyone for giving this show a lot of shit (and I definitely am going with anime!Yuki here, rather than manga!Yuki) or dismissing it as being god-awful, because it probably was pretty cringeworthy. But Yuki got under my skin because he was one of the first characters I resonated with where his depression was real and it was ugly. He could be cruel to people around him, he pushed them away, not just half-heartedly, but genuinely, and he couldnât stand being vulnerable, because it touched on all the terrible places that had been damaged by what Kitazawa had done to him. And he couldnât just be magically fixed by Tohmaâs devotion or Shuuichiâs unwavering amounts of love poured into him. He couldnât just be fixed with a hug or one good crying session. He was damaged and it was going to be a hell of a long hike back up to anything even a little bit normal. Especially back at that time, I felt like depression and trauma were never given any real weight, then along comes this ridiculous BL series that just refused to make Yuki anything less that genuinely damaged and it hit all these places in wee me that was struggling through my own depression that couldnât just be cured with some hugs and people telling me they loved me.
8. Hashiba Touma from Yoroiden Samurai Troopers - Iâm not sure I could even say why this character got under my skin the way he did, other than that there was definitely a group of us who were SUPER into the show and it was fun to make a playground for ourselves, and Touma just really got to me. The brilliant character who didnât always know how to relate to others, but who cared very deeply about them, who gravitated to those who were better at social interaction than he was, who were better able to connect to people than he was, that he found this group where he really belonged, that just really touched wee meâs heart. 9. Tendou Souji from Kamen Rider Kabuto - THIS OBNOXIOUS HOT MESS I LOVE HIM SO MUCH. It was hard not to put Kagami on the list as well, because so much of what I love about Tendou is illustrated through his relationship with Kagami (whom I also love on his own), but I think I keep coming back to that I love his issues the most. Heâs the best at everything and so it puts distance between him and everyone else, all the more so because heâs so obnoxious about it and doesnât slow down for anyone else to catch up, but the thing is that thereâs a very caring heart underneath all that. He loves his sisters, he loves Kagami, he even kind of tolerates the rest of their weird gang, and trying to find that difficult line of his superiority over the others versus that he wants them to catch up to him in his own way, all while being the most condescending dick ever, is absolute joy. 10. Relena Darlian from Gundam Wing - I had a difficult path to liking Relena, because so much of fandom boiled her down to either being a creepy stalker who got in the way of Heero/Duo or they only ever wrote her in romantic pairing stuff with Heero, neither of which really encouraged me to like her. But, as time went on and I rewatched the series a couple of times, I realized thereâs so much more to her. Sheâs a character who has to walk an impossible line between both of the legacies that weigh on her, the birth family that she never knew but maybe she could help bring peace to the world by taking up that name, by trying to bring back the Sanq Kingdom that promoted absolute pacifism and peace. Yet, ultimately, for all that her relationship with Zechs is really important and she was the heir to that kingdom, she chose to be Relena Darlian. She choose to try to bring peace to the world by standing up on her own as a politician, not a figurehead queen of the world. The struggle to figure that out, who she wants to be and how she wants to achieve it, to go from a sheltered young girl at the start of the series to someone who has seen how terrible war is, is far more interesting than either of those first options for me! And Iâll tag @forcearama (and if I couldnât put Obi-Wan as all ten entries, neither can you!) @belldreams @subskywalker @cacchieressa @bpdanakins @glompcat @writegowrite @fireflyfish @evaceratops @amarielah and anyone else who wants to do it that Iâm not sure I feel quite like Iâm able to try peer pressuring you into it. â„ I love seeing these from anyone who wants to do them, Iâm just never sure if Iâm allowed to go HEY YOU DO THIS THING. orz
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berrysphase replied to your post âvalaraukars replied to your post âAU maeglin in mithrim with grandad...â
I'm sideeyeing myself here for sounding so "MY PET THEORY" when my whole point was there's actually a whole bunch of ways to explain Earendil not getting the Kingship and some of them can leave Maeglin the legitimate heir -- lol sorry (Assuming Gil is Orodreth's, that is, I always do too!) I figure the relative Sindarin comfort with powerful women has a lot to do with Melian, but it turns out I could go on and add screenfuls about Elwe's special status
and king's choice etc etc so uh I'll spare you... Also surely this attitude has a lot to do with why Galadriel married a Sinda.
Elves arguing inheritance politics is my catnip but it's also a bit brain-breaking -- I mean here are these immortal beings arguing about different interpretations of inheritance law when inheritance was just invented out of whole cloth so recently, you get to blatant rationalization s and bad philosophical arguments so fast
No no, it certainly can be done but youâre right, I forgot about Earendil during my analysis. Gil as Orodreth has always made sense to me, especially with how small a player he is until after the War of Wrath. God, the Galadriel-Marries-A-Sinda thing is an excellent point. I tend to skim over the more overtly patriarchal crap in the text (and in my fic, unless Iâm making a point) but it explains an awful lot about why such an ambitious woman would spend so much time away from the action - she has vastly more of a say in governance etc. in Doriath than she would have in her own peoplesâ lands - and of course sheâd marry a Sinda, this is great.Â
God, yes, how did the issue of who would inherit Finweâs crown break society when the issue was, as far as anyone knew, entirely academic? (because it was really a question of who daddy loved more :()
psychopompious replied to your post âvalaraukars replied to your post âAU maeglin in mithrim with grandad...â
"and she's his great aunt" you say that like it would be a problem for him. that's only 4th degree consanguinity, same as first cousins!
also re: Celeborn's relation to Thingol, I think in that version it's through the schrodinger's cat brother (aka Elmo) but I'd have to dig up that lovely chart of Doriath's long line of cousin marriages to check
.......okay fuck, youâre right. Maeglin would.Â
If thatâs the case then I suppose I owe Tolkien an apology. But heâs dead and also we have no idea what happened to Lalwen so Iâm just gonna sit on it.Â
vardasvapors replied to your post âPaying attention to those things is not my forte but thank you for...â
I just wanted to mention that this series of prompted au's is like my fave thing in the fandom rn
Thx xx I just wish I could be more varied with them than âbut then everyone died anywayâ
crocordile replied to your post âvalaraukars replied to your post âAU maeglin in mithrim with grandad...â
to be fair though, nothing in canon suggests elwing held a position of authority by herself; you can easily assume her position comes from her marriage :/ Though ofc that is not my interpretation/headcanon at all!
re: earendil's ellegibility for high kingship: on the purely legalist side cirdan and co might just be following finrod's logic and taking finarfin's to be the royal line after fingolfin's death, or something? i always assumed that (but then again i def hc gil as oro's son which not many do hahaha)
You: âI don't think Tolkien meant for us to interpret it this way."
Me, an intellectual w. a folder of Silm erotica: "He didn't mean for us to interpret a lot of things this way. But we did."
I.E. Elwing is queen and idgaf what Tolkien wanted.Â
I am with you on Gil as Oroâs (AND NOT JUST FOR SHIPPING REASONS OKAY, I HAVE LAYERS), someone pointed out the thematic neatness of the three lines of Finweâs descendants dying to other elves, to Morgoth, and to Sauron respectively and Gil as an Arafinwean falls neatly into that.Â
simaethae replied to your post âPaying attention to those things is not my forte but thank you for...â
how about they win a decisive enough victory to reclaim *one* silmaril and then morgoth flips and... volcanoes. or something. anyway you could totally contrive an AU where some of the feanorians, i'm saying C&C for kicks, have to fall back to the safety of Doriath in the ensuing chaos with their newly-obtained silmaril (since after all we know a silmaril can get you through the girdle...)
like i'm sorry this is great but i feel like it just needs more terrible decision making from the noldor to be a silm AU >>;
Iâm starting to feel bad for Anon, okay? Just like Mandos, even my cold heart can be moved to pity.Â
C+C in Doriath would be exquisite tbh, itâs yet another closed system where they can feed on paranoia, claw for power, and Celegorm can get into a creep off with Daeron while Thingol despises them while coveting the jewel and Melian is like âfor fuckâs sake guysâ but no one listens. At least maybe the dwarves are free of the murder shenanigans this time around!
emilyenrose replied to your post âPaying attention to those things is not my forte but thank you for...â
ok but any au where luthien doesn't dress up as a vampire is a bad end au anyway
Truer words have never been spoken.Â
vardasvapors replied to your post âIdk if you'll agree or not, but for the au where the silmarils don't...â
this is so wonderfully terrible and perfect, i love the...honesty and simplicity of the things they say, in them talking specifically about their relationship, though the feelings and Maglor's claims about finishing it can map onto much more. Also "I'd like that" JUST KILL ME.
It didnât kill Mae though, moreâs the pity :( Okay but realtalk, thank you <3 I suppose by this point all pretensionâs pretty much been stripped away, theyâre well past the point where lying to each other or themselves would do any good.Â
valaraukars replied to your post âOk I've find that tag .. but you actually read it? You can find it...â
You know who defied the valar? You know who doesn't get any credit? You know who is a character of true depth and nuance, constantly dismissed by an undeserving fandom? Ungoliant
No no Ungoliant, as established, abandoned her children and is a bad mother and thus a bad woman giant spider. Please keep your vile glorification of her off my blog.Â
imindhowwelayinjune replied to your post âIdk if you'll agree or not, but for the au where the silmarils don't...â
You are maddeningly good at feelings that cut to the bone and somehow have this soupcon of humor - 'I'd like that,' said Maedhros wistfully - that makes the feeling go straight through the bone to the marrow
I left off the hurtful swears cause I know you donât really mean them. Maedhros wishes feelings really worked so literally :(
#berrysphase#psychopompious#vardasvapors#crocordile#simaethae#emilyenrose#imindhowwelayinjune#valaraukars#replies
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so apparently the last flareup of elwing discourse was in july, which i know because emma and i then proceeded to have a fantastically involved conversation about maglor and maedhrosâs babysitter qualifications, in the six months before gil-galad came to pick the twins up
now seems as timely as ever.
Emma: i feel about maglor and the kidnap twins the way that i feel about shakespeare plays Emma: .... Emma: thatâs one of those sentences you instantly regret
Emma: what i meant was Emma: there are some specific shakespeare plays i read in an abridged version when i was like ten Emma: and instantly and vividly created this FULL INTERNAL FANDOM for Emma: which are not (1) very good summaries of the plays themselves Emma: (2) based on any real production that i could ever see Gogol: wait so tell me more about your damn kidnap twins fanon though Emma: THE THING IS I DONâT KNOW. IT JUST PLAYS ON THE INSIDE OF MY EYELIDS Emma: i donât know i feel likeâ i worry about it too Emma: but just, consider that caveat hovering over it, that i worry that my attitudes about this are not great, but Emma: i tend to believe the text when tolkien says that a love grew between them Emma: so i like all the ones quite a bit where elros and elrond are plotting his murder but thatâs not what i imagine⊠i figure them as⊠well Emma: kids! who maybe Emma: especially elrond Emma: internalize at first that something went wrong, and maybe maglor had to do this? to take them away from their parents? so Gogol: oh my godâŠâŠâŠ. baby .... Emma: i like the idea of elrondâs vast understanding or whatever and deep worrying about the future coming in part from thisâ unconscious need to placate and then to actually help this very troubled MOTHERFUCKER WHO KIDNAPPED HIM Emma: ok, iâll justâ figure out whatâs best. because you donât know whatâs best? and your brother is a creep? so like, weâre going to⊠work this out? together? you made some mistakes, but wh ohasnât made some mistakes Emma: ha ha! arenât we all noldor here! Emma: and it taking him a while to intellectually get to âno⊠we were kidnappedâŠâ Emma: like the twenty year, very serious version of the "WAIT." comic Gogol: fuck Emma: and at that point the war is happening and they have other concerns Emma: and i also like the idea that elrond never totally got out of it Emma: like, in his subconscious Emma: that if you ask him heâs like âno itâs fucked up they stole me from my home and familyâ etc but, well, heâs still like âbut⊠you know⊠the noldor arenât ALL bad⊠those greatly harmed can do great harm⊠:(â Emma: and that requires a maglor who isnât like, discussing which of them theyâll kill as the unnecessary hostage Emma: with maedhros, although i like those fics quite a lot Emma: at this point my elros characterization is just âemâs elrosâ so w/e assume i just said that a bunch Emma: âthe most christian elros imaginable" Gogol: i feel like em's elros is my actual fingon headcanon Gogol: no that's a joke Gogol: it's not completely a joke. Gogol: also, has troubling implications Gogol: but yeah. I LIKE YOUR VERSION better than some of the maglorâs malice ones i'm Gogol: contemplating Gogol: i was thinking definitely before you'd even started in on details that like. ⊠yeah, i mean, i prefer to take the text at face value in those instances where it DOES give rare emotional insight, and also idk if you read simaethae's elwing meta today but Emma: nooo Gogol: one sec Gogol: this paragraph: - only Elwing lives, and finds her husband, and they sail West, the first people to manage it in centuries, and they find the Valar and Earendil, the longed for that cometh beyond hope, persuades them to intervene and win the War; and this time the twins live too, and not only do the Feanorians let them live but love grew after between them, as little might be thought - Gogol: which is like, yeah, the reason i genuinely love the ⊠texture of the voyage of earendil chapter, where the sheer barren scraped-cleanness of the landscape makes hope a sort of inevitable weed Gogol: anyway so Emma: RIGHT Emma: thereâs nothing ELSE Emma: you HAVE to be with each other Emma: everyone else is DEAD Emma: of tuor and his coming to gondolin is like that too! Gogol: YEAH although tuor has much more of the actively numinous quality i associate with luthien and beren, where it's not only⊠hope against darkness but also like⊠i don't know, wonder and delight, for some fucking reason--earendil's voyage and the war of wrath by comparison are both so curiously Gogol: not "secular" but like⊠delimited by practical necessities Gogol: to get back to maglor and elrond i was just going to say that like, definitely that caretaker role unfortunately on elrond's part Emma: yes yes yes yes Emma: you are right abt tuor and the wonder and delightâthat last unexpected stream of water is no joke! Emma: as opposed to the fens at sirion. Gogol: YEAH Gogol: i mean beleriand after gondolin is really like⊠right, every water source is tainted, but the sea Gogol: but fuck that was what i was going to say actually was one thing i was picturing re maglor elrond and elros was like, maglor and maedhros literally MUCH MORE OUT OF THEIR FUCKING DEPTH Gogol: than they often are in fic... Gogol: like, no joke, struggling to survive against terrible odds for absolutely no motivation Emma: y e sssss it's Emma: i donât know i fthis makes mechanical sense but i always pictured them like Emma: ... Emma: camping on the really barren parts of, like, bodega bay Gogol: flakdgjalKJGLS:GJ Gogol: YEAH Emma: where itâs just volcanic rock and seagulls Emma: âwant to go fishingâ âummm" Emma: âdo the children we kidnapped know how to fishâ âYOU can ask them that question" Emma: for forty YEARS Emma: in the distance the CONTINENT EXPLODES! Gogol: i'd also be really interested in seeing a⊠more engaged and frustrated and possessive-of-his brother maedhros honestly like a maedhros who almost wakes up with the last kinslaying Gogol: but in the worst way Emma: ohhhh my god Emma: yeah Emma: not the gentled miserable murderer Emma: but the one whoâs determined to keep maglor, and only maglor, alive Gogol: like does he care about the KIDS, no, but is it a way to get at maglor or occasionally to get maglor up, OKAY Emma: and even if elrond and elros did not totally pick up on this, Emma: he wouldnât be ashamed of just doing it directly Gogol: i can't tell if this is genuinely hotter than fanon standard or if i'm just flipping the dynamic for novelty. w/e i guess Gogol: i do think this version is easier to reconcile with endgame maglor without completely unrolling him Emma: i just still love the rules lawyering of Emma: âlisten we can just⊠WAIT" Emma: âmaybe itâll go AWAY" Emma: âthe oath says notâ it does sort of fucking imply that though maglor. Emma: you big desperate baby Gogol: y es Gogol: ⊠i don't know. the problem is i like their last convo so much AS like, the first conversation they've had in two hundred years, it's hard to game that for a substantive prior relationship, even though i know they must have done THINGS Emma: ... Emma: is it though Emma: remember that the other convo we have for them is âisnât that a silmarilâ âyou know iâve been meaning to mention to you that i think that would be a good thing" Emma: "[crushing silence]" Gogol: lkJALkjdg Gogol: I MEAN IT'S NOT hard for me to PICTURE but then it's like Gogol: kind of a conversation⊠ender⊠in terms of⊠"what were they talking about and doing in bodega bay" Emma: yeah. Emma: tru. Gogol: i was going to say i kinda still am picturing barely-verbal maedhros in a LOT of contexts, just like, you know, whenever maglor's not looking/conscious, suddenly Gogol: "elros take his legs" Emma: you know what i also like is Emma: maglor and maedhrosâ well they wouldnât intend it anyway because like, intending things takes too much effort Gogol: WAY too much effort Emma: but not being aware of how⊠childlike elrond and elros are Emma: and how much theyâre asking of them Emma: because, peredhil. Gogol: oh yeah absolutely lol Emma: so, elrond and elros like, Growing Up Fast in a way that they both assume is their elvish heritage Emma: when actually it is just SUPER fucking human Emma: and elrond never ever figures it out, and elros does at age like 600 Gogol: also like, maedhros and maglor grew up in a household with seven kids..... Gogol: "unnecessary compounding misconceptions" the feanorion party game Gogol: also like. being frustrated with elrond and elros's developmental slowness in some areas and reassured by their accommodating intelligent 'maturity' in others :\ Emma: y e p Emma: i was going to say something about maglorâs almost-scientific curiosity as to their human heritage Emma: shared with the kids Gogol: UH HUH. elrond like, oh good, iâŠâŠâŠ. fooled him into thinking i'm competent another dayâŠ. Emma: tomorrow is another opportunity to keep doing that! Emma: jokeâs on you you get 2000 more years Gogol: LMAO Gogol: GOD. ELROND. WHY DID HE NOT MAKE NARN ARWEN AH ARAGORN CANON Emma: i know poor child Emma: this is one reason iâm super enamored of celebrian who grew up with the exact opposite pressures Emma: a mother who just assumed that she would never grow out of being 30 and biddable Gogol: i overseriously don't know that i would say OPPOSITE pressures but also: yes and i love them Gogol: by which i just mean like, biddability prized in both cases but. functional vs decorative Gogol: but it's not like maedhros and maglor wanted elrond and elros to be ADULTS Gogol: just, USEFUL children Gogol: whereas galadriel probably wishes celebrian were more impressive but at the end of the day has to admit she likes celebrian's mild patience best of all. they're both being very understanding of each other she feels Emma: oh my fucking god Emma: yeah. Emma: why are there people who donât want dirtbag galadriel Gogol: nooooo ideaaaaa
#silmarillion#emma i'd just like to say i think i ended this conversation with 'no i hate this fanon too' but#i like it now.#/)_o#maglor#maedhros#elrond
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