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Age Before Beauty by orphan_account
Fandoms: The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien
30 Dec 2015
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He seemed to feel her staring. He rolled over and regarded her, heavy-lidded. The eyes beneath the long lashes were glittering dark and knowing, the eyes of a grown man in the face of a beardless youth fair as a girl. It was the face of a young god or a dream-vision. Were they all like this, the Elves of this west country? Ye gods! This ill-spoken prince hadn’t even been the prettiest one at the party.
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a bit of ivory by vauquelin (elftrash)
Fandoms: The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien
19 Sep 2022
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They always say of the sons of Finwë how terribly different they were; and then they go on to find terrible likenesses. Let us consider instead his daughters.
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03 Jul 2025
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no other star by arriviste
Fandoms: The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien
15 Jul 2019
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“You would be dead to a man if I had not come,” said Caranthir. “To a woman!”
Haleth meets three Elven-Kings as the Haladin search for a homeland in Beleriand, and deals with mourning, survival, and culture clash.
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03 Jul 2025
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Companion to easily sever what never was, the Haleth travels north to save Caranthir with sex story.
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Eons ago, when the gods were creating the first Chandrilans, it is said that they made them with four arms, four legs, and two heads. Dissatisfied, they split them down the middle, helplessly leaving each human to search for the rest of themselves. Chandrilan elders teach that each person is longing for their other half torn away from them at creation, for someone to complete the missing parts of them.
In the practical, highbrow culture of elite Chandrila, this romanticism has fallen by the wayside in favor of familial alliances and marriage contracts. There is no need for talk of such things when one can be woven into the braid of sacred tradition.
Still, sometimes Mon looks at her husband, and she wonders.
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28 Jun 2025
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S6, just before As You Were; an angsty ramble (with a brighter-than-canon ending).
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23 Jun 2025