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The Princess and the Horse Lord
Bardess - 02 May 07 - 4:19 AM
Ch. 26: To Dream or To Portend
The Princess and the Horse Lord
oshun - 02 May 07 - 9:02 AM
Ch. 26: To Dream or To Portend
Thanks, Bardess! Glad to see that you are still reading. And so happy you liked the set up of the new (old elven) characters. I will need Glorfindel and Erestor again in future plot developments and Galadriel a bit too. That was a somewhat unruly chapter, but I am moving forward for the moment. Someday...I will go back and straighten it out a bit. At the risk of showing how greedy and ungrateful I am: what did you think of Chapter 27?
The Princess and the Horse Lord
Bardess - 04 May 07 - 2:46 PM
Ch. 26: To Dream or To Portend
The Princess and the Horse Lord
oshun - 04 May 07 - 3:14 PM
Ch. 26: To Dream or To Portend
The Princess and the Horse Lord
Crowdaughter - 07 Oct 07 - 3:41 AM
Ch. 26: To Dream or To Portend
'Annoying brat. She teases the twins non-stop. If I were one of them, I would want to pull her hair out too.'"
"That sounds like me and my brothers. I was smaller, a girl, and aggravating, but they were always scolded for hurting me," Lothíriel said giggling.
"You take Fëanor's side in this ancient dispute then?" Galadriel asked with threatening growl in her elegant voice.
"Not if you can tell me, my Lady, that you were a sweet, placid child."
I love this whole exchange, and the idea that ancient Galadriel and young Lothiriel discuss... er... elven *curves*.
Lovely chapter! I am going to finecomb-read the whole story now, I think...
Consider me well and truly hooked. 
Aislynn