The Road to the Havens: The First Step by Himring
Fanwork Notes
Written for a song prompt (Kids See Ghosts, Reborn) in an insta-drabbling session for the Restoration and Rebuilding Challenge.
Warning for canon-typical background (outlawry and refugees).
Fanwork Information
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Summary: Andvir later supplies information about Turin to the poet who wrote a poem about him, but what does it mean for him, personally, to be the son of one of the most agressive of Turin's outlaws and nevertheless end up at the Havens?
Major Characters: Andvír Major Relationships: Genre: Fixed-Length Ficlet Challenges: Restoration and Rebuilding Rating: Teens Warnings: Check Notes for Warnings |
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| Chapters: 1 | Word Count: 100 |
| Posted on 6 September 2022 | Updated on 6 September 2022 |
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The Road to the Havens: The First Step
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Almost Andvir turned back.
The risk was too high. Any of the other refugees might recognize him and give him away.
The shame was too great. Not just his earlier robberies—he supposed he was less to blame for those, because he had followed his father into outlawry, too young to make his own decisions. But after Dor Cuarthol, after first Turin and then Beleg had taught him better, he had relapsed, grown desperate enough to rob again.
But the Havens were his only real chance of survival—and his only chance of surviving without robbery, too. He moved forward.
