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The Sons of Thunder
Aiwendiel - 14 Jan 12 - 8:07 PM
Oh. My. God. What wonderful imagery - staggering, tempestuous, like a tsunami of wild energy! Loved (of course) the struggle between the two Maia who have (of course) known one another for all time... And what a scene between the twins -- perfect! PERFECT!
Re; your question at the end -- oh, come on, cut to the chase already! Enough suffering for all their multiple lifetimes put together!
Thanks for this treat for Saturday night!
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curiouswombat - 15 Jan 12 - 6:40 AM
Wow! What a fantastic, action packed, emotion packed, chapter. As for your question at the end - hmm - perhaps a bit of the suffering - just to keep it going a little longer and make the happy ending (please, please, there has to be a happy ending, yes?) even more appreciated!
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AndreaH - 15 Jan 12 - 1:12 PM
Ooh, Frodo and Sam finally got there. It was lovely, and to me unexpected, how Aícanaro helped at just the right moment... I wondered briefly if someone else might not also finish with one less finger.
Now, can Aragorn help Legolas? Or Olórin, or what about one of the twins? Please, please
. As to your question, well I guess either option is fine, more story is good, but cutting to the chase is good too. As long as the chase is good?
thanks,
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elftart - 15 Jan 12 - 10:28 PM
OMG i can't wait for the next chapter...this chapter was sooo stressful. well done. I have to go have a lie down now and wait..
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Azalais - 18 Feb 12 - 6:01 AM
Wow - dramatic, dramatic stuff! Really visually arresting descriptions of battle; I thought the imagery of Legolas seeing and seeming to fight in slow motion, due to the effects of the poison, was particularly effective.
Personally, I would say you've spent a good few chapters on the Black Gate, and it would be good to move on. Not necessarily straight to Cormallen - because how they all *got* to Cormallen is a gap in the canon and filling that might be interesting - but beyond the battle, certainly. And poor old Legolas, I've almost forgotten how it feels to have him hale and well - I love your dynamic, funny, energetic Wood-elf and I'd like him back!
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