Naming the Stones by Deborah Judge

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Fanwork Notes

 

This story is a sequel to 'When I am Wise' and takes place about 70 years later, near the beginning of the Second Age.

Fanwork Information

Summary:

Elrond and Galadriel remember the First Age, the Silmarils, and the guilt of their people.

Major Characters: Celeborn, Elrond, Galadriel

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Genre: Drama

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Rating: General

Warnings: Mature Themes

This fanwork belongs to the series

The Library of Tirion
Chapters: 4 Word Count: 5, 004
Posted on 3 June 2011 Updated on 3 June 2011

This fanwork is a work in progress.

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Tell me my Name
Chapter 2: Fragments from the Ruins
Chapter 3: The Test
Chapter 4: Father Maglor's Star

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"Such is the teaching of the firstborn, he thought to himself. They learn in riddles, lest they believe themselves wise too soon."...that was so very, very Elvish. It reminded me of Gildor in the LOTR. The way you wrote Galadriel was also amazing. I wish I had someting more intellegent to say honestly, but I don't seem to have the talent today. It was a beautiful story, though. I never appreciated the "And so the Silmarils found their long homes" bit as particularly beautiful before but somehow the mental image of them dancing and singing and finding an understanding made it very much so.