Linda Hoyland · 14 July 2007 · Chapter 1: The Far Corner of the Garden
I enjoyed reading Eowyn's plans.
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Thank you! I appreciate your taking the time to read and comment.
The Far Corner of the Garden by annmarwalk
Linda Hoyland · 14 July 2007 · Chapter 1: The Far Corner of the Garden
I enjoyed reading Eowyn's plans.
Author's reply
Thank you! I appreciate your taking the time to read and comment.
Raksha The Demon · 11 July 2007 · Chapter 1: The Far Corner of the Garden
Darn - I had a vague plotbunny in my head for a short piece involving Faramir, Eowyn and some simbelmyne; and you beat me to it - and so prettily, too! This is the natural result of Eowyn's decision to devote herself to healing and gardening rather than the arts of war, and it is very credible here. Eowyn being who she is, she makes good and thorough plans; having the time and station and wealth to order a fine unshadowed princely household and be a Princess in deed as well as name. Very nice! (especially the bit with sleepy whuffling Faramir mumbling out a lovely idea)
Author's reply
Hee! You know, Branwyn took exception to Faramir's snoring - a dangerous trait for a Ranger; I said he only did it when he was completely relaxed, at home in his own bed. I can really see Eowyn's mind racing all day long - she's used to running things, after all - and using the small bit of down time to plan out projects dearest to her heart. Thanks for reading and commenting! I'm looking forward to your simbelmyne story.
Larner · 11 July 2007 · Chapter 1: The Far Corner of the Garden
Yes, an appropriate use of that far corner. Lovely thoughts.
Author's reply
Thank you! A garden-y gift for a gardening friend.
shirebound · 11 July 2007 · Chapter 1: The Far Corner of the Garden
These two are such a wonderful team. I love seeing them both planning things, in their own way, for the benefit of their people and the beauty of their own lives.
Author's reply
I like the way his dreaminess would have been tempered by her energy, and how the synergy of the two of them would have strengthened and enhanced the community they built. Thanks for reading and commenting!