Thank you! *Hugs virtual paper to self and departs to read*
Somehow I don't think Feanaro ever was one to forgive, if he had still been alive in the last scene he would have laughed at Nolofinwe offering a pardon - or more likely flown into a rage that Nolofinwe would presume that it is Feanaro who needed to be forgiven and not the other way around. But very much like Nolofinwe to make the first move.
Maitimo - wise beyond his years.
As always, your writing invokes a wonderful sense of place and character, it's as if I'm standing right next to them.
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Date: 2007-12-06 02:47 am (UTC)Somehow I don't think Feanaro ever was one to forgive, if he had still been alive in the last scene he would have laughed at Nolofinwe offering a pardon - or more likely flown into a rage that Nolofinwe would presume that it is Feanaro who needed to be forgiven and not the other way around. But very much like Nolofinwe to make the first move.
Maitimo - wise beyond his years.
As always, your writing invokes a wonderful sense of place and character, it's as if I'm standing right next to them.
And if you ever get around to that novella...