The Revenger's Tragedy by Linda Hoyland
periantari · 5 September 2018 · Chapter 1: The Revenger's Tragedy
This was really an interesting point of view to write from and I am glad that Uzza did not feel compelled to go through with her original plan. Loved the dialogue with Aragorn! Very authentic and real. This was great!
Raksha The Demon · 11 August 2012 · Chapter 1: The Revenger's Tragedy
Excellent story; I liked Uzza and felt sorry for her; and was glad that she was helped to find a better way.
Author's reply
Many thanks for your much appreciated review. I'm delighted that you enjoyed this story and were able to feel for Uzza.
Estelcontar · 7 August 2012 · Chapter 1: The Revenger's Tragedy
A most perceptive and lyric drabble. Trust Aragorn to purge Uzza of all her hatred and make her able to feel the spring sunlight again.
Author's reply
Many thanks for your much appreciated review. I'm delighted that you enjoyed this story and felt it was typical of Aragorn.
demeter d · 4 August 2012 · Chapter 1: The Revenger's Tragedy
"An off-duty captain, perhaps?" Once upon a time this "captain" was called "Captain Thorongil", I do believe! Only now I do not think he gets any off time. I have often heard that forgiveness benefits the one doing the forgiving more than those they forgive. This is a lovely look at the way misconceptions grow during wars. It is too bad every land recovering from war does not have rulers who heal like that one.
Author's reply
Many thanks for your much appreciated review. I'm delighted that you enjoyed this story.It was indeed, Captain Thorongil, who has no off duty days now!
Larner · 3 August 2012 · Chapter 1: The Revenger's Tragedy
I do believe she has felt the healing hands of an even greater healer than she herself proved!
Author's reply
Many thanks for your much appreciated review. She has indeed encountered the greatest healer!