Growing Wisdom by Anérea
Fanwork Notes
For Himring, who first popped the idea in my head of exploring the relationship between the two Edain wise-women, Andreth and Adanel. Thank you! I'm enjoying playing on this little nook of the Legendarium!
Fanwork Information
Summary: Andreth's childhood in Estolad, and her relationship with Adanel. Major Characters: Adanel, Andreth Major Relationships: Adanel & Andreth Challenges: Jubilee, X Marks the Spot Rating: General Warnings: This fanwork belongs to the series |
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Chapters: 1 | Word Count: 868 |
Posted on 15 February 2023 | Updated on 22 December 2024 |
This fanwork is a work in progress. |
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Table of Contents
List of canon characters and one textual ghost:
- Baran, Bëor's son: leader of the House of Bëor at this time; he was in his late teens/early twenties when they crossed the mountains into Beleriand, and thus also met Finrod;
- Boromir: Andreth's father and Baran's grandson (and great grandfather of Beren)
- Amie: Andreth's mother is not named in canon; in my headcanon her hand-dyed fabrics and embroidery are renowned and even Elves appreciate her craftsmanship.
- Aunt Nel: Adanel, wise-woman of her people, Andreth's aunt by marriage (age 29)
- Uncle Bel: Belemir, great grandson of Beor and Adanel's husband (age 29)
(Nel-Bel is the family's collective nickname name for the couple) - Breg: Bregor, Andreth's nine year old brother
- Bear: Beril, Andreth's three year old sister
- Andreth is a precocious seven years old here, and while she enjoys making up nicknames for everyone else, she insists on her full name being used.
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