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| Brethren by Ecthelion of the fountain | 1 Review(s) |
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| Lindelea | Reviewed Chapter: 6 on 5/26/2025 |
| Strange, then, that the sickness came with such sudden force. Strange indeed. It sounds like a case of acute poisoning, followed by the application of a remedy and then a course of slow poisoning with an occasional respite. Or perhaps I have read too much Agatha Christie or Roman history. Was it Lothíriel, by chance? This glimpse of Gondor and Boromir through the Riders' eyes was intriguing. *sigh* Théodred's understanding of Éowyn makes his upcoming loss all the more grievous. Author Reply: As for the initial onset of the illness, I hold no firm opinion—after all, people do fall ill without warning. But I do believe that the lingering malady which followed was the result of slow poisoning, as UT suggests. And, as ever, no spoilers from me :D | |