Discretion
by Bodkin
Why do the sons of Elrond express their frustration in the secret tongue of the dwarves? Do they know what they are saying? Was Celebrian in the know? Then Elrond, as I was reminded, was a lore-master. . . Whereas Celeborn was not called 'the Wise' for nothing. Why did Gimli feel the need to educate Legolas? And what did Aragorn think? Who knew who else knew? What might the twins then choose to do about it all? Galadriel was less than pleased with Legolas . . . And the twins are scheming.
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· Complete
· Updated 29 September 2005
Characters: Aragorn, Arwen, Celeborn, Celebrian, Elladan, Elrohir, Elrond, Galadriel, Gimli, Glorfindel
Chapters
- 0. From: the Paradise of Elves 71-72 (1,715 words)
- 1. Discretion (866 words)
- 2. Poetic Justice (839 words)
- 3. A Light at a Dark Time (878 words)
- 4. Brothers Beneath the Skin (917 words)
- 5. Man Management (928 words)
- 6. Awareness (859 words)
- 7. Revelation (783 words)
- 8. Royal Displeasure (1,058 words)
- 9. Sharp Practice (876 words)
- 10. Excuses (840 words)
- 11. Explanation (955 words)
- 12. Revenge (790 words)
- 13. . . . Is Sweet (936 words)
- 14. The End? (949 words)