Tari
· 13 April 2007
· Chapter 1
How precious. I finished reading this with tears in my eyes. I'd like to think Boromir was that kind of man, not just a warrior.
Author's reply
Thanks for your kind comment. I get all sloppy thinking about Boromir. :)
Bodkin
· 11 May 2006
· Chapter 1
Faramir must have loved that story - big brother Boromir shows in all his kindest, most protective and loving glory. And Eowyn is left with an impression of him that will only enhance her relationship with Faramir. And it's most entertaining - and endearing - to picture the Captain-General of Gondor in his role of dancing master to two reluctant adolescents.
Author's reply
Thanks for your kind comments! I'm a total Boromir-sap, so it was fun to think of him that way.
Linda Hoyland
· 10 May 2006
· Chapter 1
This was touching and nicely written.I don't,however, believe that Theodred ever got married.
Author's reply
Alternate universe? :) Thanks!
songspinner
· 8 May 2006
· Chapter 1
(wipes tears from face)
That was simply stunning. Somehow it kept completely in character, for both book and film, and I could completely picture it in my head as I was reading.
Author's reply
Thanks very much for your kind feedback. I'm happy you thought it was in character - I'm always sort of uneasy when I try to write them younger.
Shieldmaiden
· 8 May 2006
· Chapter 1
Oh, Flick! That was great! I loved it. Sad, but a very nice ending that I wasn't really expecting. Do you think Boromir matched Eowyn and Faramir right then and there?
Thank you. That just brightened my day.
Author's reply
So glad you enjoyed it! Thanks. And I certainly think that Boromir is Denethor's son - although he's a lot kinder than Denethor, he's bound to be thinking politically, too.