Character · 26 works
Caradhil turns up in 22 works open to everyone here. The average one runs about 6,100 words. Read any of them in your browser, save it as an EPUB, or listen to it.
The Lord of the Rings - All Media Types
by telemachus
Sequel to Red Star Rising.(begins during the epilogue) Over one hundred years into the Fourth Age, Eryn Lasgalen has a new King. Elves change, in some ways, yet they are still elves, still haunted by the past, by all that they have ever been. Part (the longest part) of the Three Houses sequence.
The Lord of the Rings - All Media Types
by telemachus
Two evenings watching fireworks make Caradhil think. Fluffy, bit soppy. Sorry...... (It was firework night here last night.....)
The Lord of the Rings - All Media Types
by telemachus
Caradhil visits an old friend in Aglarond and admires the caves.In which dwarves age, an elf tries to deny it, and Caradhil speaks from the heart.
The Lord of the Rings - All Media Types
by telemachus
In the Halls of the Woodland King, there is a library, of course. A great library, with many books. Who reads them?
The Lord of the Rings - All Media Types
by telemachus
After Legolas has sailed, the elves of Ithilien welcome in Summer in their own way each year...
The Lord of the Rings - All Media Types
by telemachus
Legolas told us that in this modern AU, Thranduil "owns a sizeable amount of Scotland.....on the mainland......acres of wet and lovely trees...", yet he is very definitely a London-based businessman(elf). What happens in Scotland, stays in Scotland.
The Lord of the Rings - All Media Types
by telemachus
He walks in, and every eye in the room is drawn to him. He charms anyone, easily, with words, gestures, touches. But he talks to only one. And that might have to be enough.
The Lord of the Rings - All Media Types
by telemachus
Snapshot moment of life before everything changed, sort of prequel to the zoo-verse. Or, a short exploration of unreliable narrating, which seems to be a feature of this AU.
The Risingverse - Telemachus+3
by consumptive_sphinx
Caradhil is done trying to tiptoe around Aglarcu's name — so it's a good thing that Legolas doesn't try. (Most of the time, Caradhil cares for Legolas. It's Legolas's turn.)
The Lord of the Rings - All Media Types
by telemachus
More of the Zoo-verse. In which Thranduil tries to do the right thing. Eventually.
The Lord of the Rings - All Media Types
by telemachus
And More of the Zoo-verse. Waiting in Hospital, Caradhil considers - life, and where now, and stuff.
The Lord of the Rings - All Media Types
by telemachus
House-sitting tells you a lot about someone. But not everything. A little piece in the Zoo-verse, just an extra really.
The Lord of the Rings - All Media Types
by telemachus
Quite possibly the final chapter in the Zoo-verse (though i think i said that before). Caradhil is home from the hospital, but there are more challenges ahead. And some unreliable narrative.
The Lord of the Rings - All Media Types
by taithel (telemachus), telemachus
Taithel (a Silvan born in Ithilien) journeys East, and changes, slowly.He likes animals.(Subsidiary story to Red Star Rising & Sunrise in the Fall)
The Lord of the Rings - All Media Types
by telemachus
Modern Setting, sequel to Two out of Three Ain't Bad. Loving Thranduil is not easy.
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by telemachus
An unexpected discovery changes someone's life. (written for teitho challenge, prompt "Raiment", but did not place.)
The Lord of the Rings - All Media Types
by telemachus
Thranduil owns a "sizeable amount of Scotland". But he doesn't go there much, someone else runs it. Someone else who has his own ideas - and now, now Thranduil thinks it is time for Legolas to take some of the responsibility, some of the decisions.
The Lord of the Rings - All Media Types+1
by Anonymous
Tauriel wakes up late on Tuesday morning, her arm draped across Kíli's torso and the blankets of his dormmate's bed tangled around him.
The Lord of the Rings - All Media Types+1
by consumptive_sphinx
It starts when Legolas is seven. Nobody sees the assassin coming - not the scouts, not the guards, not Thranduil himself. There is nothing for anyone to do. But Legolas takes his affection for his father, the desperate protective love, and shoves it at the man with the bow - and the man drops his weapon. “I’m so sorry, Father,” he whispers, and drops dead, crushed under the weight of emotion not his own. Legolas just stares, wide-eyed, with everybody else. He had no more idea that he could do that than Thranduil had, than Thranduil or anyone else still does.
The Lord of the Rings - All Media Types
by telemachus
Late-night conversations in Ithilien as the wine goes round can be - illuminating. Only all too often - elves don't understand mortals. Not that mortals understand elves, much of the time. At least, Gimli doesn't. (Rated for undercurrents to conversation.)