Very neat! I especially like: "They are bright and shiny, as are their weapons." I'm looking forward to the next instalment; there are certainly plenty of prejudices to go round.

This is the most amazingly hilarious thing I've read in quite a while. I think my favorite line is "As Seen by the Slaves of the Enemy: Run away! Run away! It's those flame-eyed lunatics again."

Amazing. Thanks for sharing; I can't wait to see more.

Oh, what fun! I'm looking forward to more, especially if you plan a take on the Sindar -- my favs :D

Most enjoyable! Thank you :)

This was both perceptive and humorous! Great work! A great way to explore the various prejudices of the different groups that existed in Middle-earth.

Another brilliant chapter. I think the Ents description of the Sindar was my favorite with a close second of the Slaves of Morgoth.  I hope you will be writing more of this.

I think you've nailed them! Hehehe, that was good :D I'm looking forward to reading more of your fantastic work. Than you for the humor :)

Great--good to see you keep it up! I agree with the other reviews. I also think that enchanting mystery that contains a really bigoted king is spot-on.

Again, spot on and very funny! Thank you :) And all the best for the New Year.

Oh these were hilarious. I especially liked the Dwarves' enthusiasm about the Noldor understanding bloodfeuds, how they seem to expect any respectable people to do so.