Coming home by daughterofshadows
Fanwork Notes
This story contains an incident of a trans character being outed accidentally and the anxiety that comes along with this.
There is no transphobia or similar in this fic, though, and the character finds acceptance with the person he was outed to.
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Summary:
Gondolin is finally ready to welcome its people.
Among the buzz of moving in, a long awaited reunion takes place.
Major Characters: Original Character(s), Original Female Character(s), Original Male Character(s), Original Nonbinary Character(s), Rog
Major Relationships: Original Character & Rog, Original Character/Rog
Challenges: Arda on Ice
Rating: Teens
Warnings: Check Notes for Warnings
Chapters: 1 Word Count: 1, 762 Posted on 14 April 2022 Updated on 14 April 2022 This fanwork is complete.
Table of Contents
This is a Senior skate entry for Arda on Ice.
The following seven prompts were used:
- Salchow: end up somewhere new
- Flip: something unexpected
- Upright: a change of perspective (applies to the entire fic, rather than a specific section)
- Blur: a moment of confusion
- Layback: look skyward
- Flying: a moment of uncertainty
- Rocker: a quiet moment
It also covers General Prompt 6: any character depicted as trans or nonbinary, positive relationships between parents and children, rating G-M for B2MEM 2022
This belongs into my TMP universe, and I'm borrowing Celebrilmal from XirinofArvada.
Note that I'm using both Sindarin and Quenya names for some characters. That is because Rog has been using almost exclusively Sindarin in the past years, and his brain is now largely thinking in Sindarin, while Taminalma has been speaking a mix of both and is consequently still thinking mostly in Quenya.
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