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If The Silmarillion Was A Jane Austen Novel, I Think It'd Be Called Immortality & Immorality
If The Silmarillion was a Jane Austen novel, I think it'd be called Immortality & Immorality
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More Posts from Countessmiscellaneouschaos
So like….. if Fëanor created the Palantíri……… and there were originally 8 of them….did…did Fëanor just invent the Middle Earth equivalent of phones so he could keep in contact with his kids???
Maedhros: You assassinated the king?!
Celegorm: Assassination implies it was politically motivated. I killed him because he was rude. Technically that's murder.
Maedhros: What you call it doesn't matter!
Celebrimbor: Elrond?
Elrond: Yes?
Celebrimbor: If you ever see me turning into my father, I want you to end me.
Celegorm to Maglor and Maedhros: You two behave so like Ammë and Atya sometimes, it’s ridiculous, we’re grown adults
Maglor:……. Which one of us is Ammë
Caranthir: Well Nelyo obviously
Maglor: Ha!
Caranthir: Maedhros thinks things through and is half way competent. Like Ammë. Whereas you are a delusional, melodramatic, pompous asshole. You know, like Atya.
hc that celebrimbor is the reserved type – he doesn't get much of a chance to voice his own stance because the voices of his father and grandfather are so overpowering. when they make it to middle earth and feanor's death leaves them lost and alone, curufin starts saying "speak" to encourage celebrimbor to say what's on his mind. sometimes it works and celebrimbor opens up, sometimes it feels more like an order and he puts up his walls.
in nargothrond, he grows close with finrod. feels himself talking more freely, enjoying conversation, feeling lighter. finrod only says "speak, friend" once – celebrimbor offers his mind and his skill gladly after the first time.
but the veneer of peace and security shatters when beren arrives and curufin and celegorm repeat their oath and sway the people against finrod. finrod throws his crown to the floor, and he walks past curufin and celegorm without looking at them. he looks at celebrimbor, though, but under all those eyes and all the fear and anxiety in the room, celebrimbor can't bring himself to say a word. the hurt is clear in finrod's mien.
the guilt and self-loathing at his own silence and cowardice bites at celebrimbor, made worse by curufin's misplaced pride in him – until orodreth turns against them all. celebrimbor has no great love for orodreth, but for finrod's sake, he will speak.
he tells curufin he will not follow him into exile a second time