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The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien
by bunn
Maglor in Mithlond is fairly sure he's not supposed to get an even slightly happy ending. Elrond and Elros think that they'd be happier if he did. Follows directly from 'Lingering in the Hither Lands' This series is not consistent with my Return to Aman series, but does connect loosely with Quenta Narquelion.
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The Owl House (Cartoon)
by Fears_and_Things
Many people visit the coffee shop every day. Many different faces passed through in their daily routines. To Luz, their faces never stood out. They were all a blur of people. Until she saw the cotton-candy-haired goddess standing in front of her.
The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien
by Himring
Amlach seems to be the only one of the early Edain who is explicitly said to have entered the service of Maedhros, so he may have been the first of Men to do so and he may have gone to Himring alone. This story imagines the feelings of an Adan who originally opposed the Eldar and now finds himself spending his life among them, all on his own. It also tries to answer the question why he picked Maedhros specifically as his prospective leader and whether Maedhros fulfilled his expectations.
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by orphan_account
Little stories about Arda and its griefs, joys and wonders.
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by Ruiniel
Haleth has led her people well, dedicating her entire life to duty. Now an old woman, she reminisces of the past. A short AU where Caranthir the Dark and Haleth of the Haladin shared more than just words.
The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien
by lferion
Elrond took his library with him to Valinor. In that archive are many things, and the librarians and archivists of Cîr Imladris (New Rivendell) are kept delightfully busy.Now with chapters1. Cîr.Im-7837-a3 | Oh, the word of the king may be law2. Cîr.Im-AE:192-b | Preface to 'On Guest-Right'3. Cîr.Im-759 | 482 First Age, Note in High King Fingon's Hand4. Cîr.Im-7438-c2 | Thoughts on Execution, Idril Celebrindal5. Cîr.Im.IL-Misc:2769-a | Men, Elves, Pereldar and Paradox6. Cîr.Im-699 | Thoughts on Fëanor’s Actions, Fingon Fingolfinion7. Cîr.Im-4173-a-g | A: ~FA488 Report Notes, Push from Talath Dirnen to the Falas8. Cîr.Im-774-a-12v | In Love there is no Death9. Cîr.Im-4382a | Hate will not Answer10. Cîr.Im-774-a-12r | Uneclipsed11. Cîr.Im-2637-p-145r | A Note on Noroth Gondren (Stone Giants)
The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien+2
by Himring
Aragorn is told about his ancestors by those who saw them with their own eyes.
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by Ruiniel
Oneshot of Aegnor and Andreth by the shore of the Aeluin. AU-ish
The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien
by Grond
Thranduil has never seen one of the Edain before, and he's eager to finally meet the child Beleg found wandering in the forest—yet he's forced to wait. Father says the Adan is unwell, but what does that really mean? Thranduil's certain he would help him feel better, if he could only talk to him...
The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien
The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien
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by amyfortuna (elwinfortuna)
As the Battle of Sudden Flame rages on, both Aegnor and Andreth meet their fate.
The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien+1
by EilinelsGhost
“I convinced myself the situations were different. I built labyrinths within my reason to justify the pretense, and in their twisting ways I wandered blind till faced with her grief—the tribute paid in pain, as thou hast named it. Till then I could contend that I suffered so thou might be spared; I grieved so that thou might hold love in memory untarnished. That I learned at the feet of Doom to thus keep its step from thine own neck, and so should goodness come of it. Eru forgive me, I was wrong.” ------After his conversation with Andreth forces him to face his own rationalizations and hypocrisies, Finrod realizes he needs to come clean to Aegnor and confesses to him both the consequences of his former advice, as well as his own secret grief that motivated it.
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by Himring
Elros's wife and her youngest son have a serious conversation. About food.
The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien
by starlightwalking
Finrod can't resist giving sweets to children.
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by EilinelsGhost
That it was returned, he did not question. He could look back now and see everything arranged in its full image, he could trace the careful dance they both wound through this past year; every word, every silence, every touch ringing through with that steady truth. How had he been so blind? Springtime has come to Estolad. Finrod is struck with a realization he has been avoiding and faces the decisions that lie in its wake.
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by EilinelsGhost
“You ask only such? To place the road to torment within thy palms and send thee forth, dear son of dear sons, unto a death of agony, alone and friendless? Only such!” Nóm’s eyes blazed out in the vehemence of his words. “I cannot, Beren. I will not." Beren arrives in Nargothrond and both he and Finrod navigate a swath of memories as they determine the path forward.
The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien+1
by EilinelsGhost
“I would give everything to thee, but not as a stray once smiled upon who ever after limps hopefully at thy heels; to be some brittle leaf, wind-tossed and in its delusion of flight thinking it might reach the sun. Nay, there is no choosing for me, Nóm, thou knowest my choice already—writ as plain upon my face as in the thoughts I know thou hast lately scorned. I do not ask thee to make my choice, I ask thee to make thine own.” "But when a year had passed Felagund wished to return to his own country, Bëor begged leave to come with him."
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by EilinelsGhost
“I have felt this role devour me, each year it has claimed; and as I watch you now I see its echo—the years it is kept from you devouring you in the same way. Why should I hold from you, my son, that which destroys me and would prosper you?” Finrod and Balan say farewell to Estolad and begin the long road to Nargothrond.