Reflections on Characters from The Silmarillion and The Lord of the Rings

"This Noldor must have a fierce fire burning in his soul! The most handsome Noldor has both sharp and soft temperament at the same time." I totally agree with these two sentences! Every time I read the book, I feel that Ecthelion should be a gentle musician when he is free. Look, the Quan clan even wears a flute on the battlefield, just like Maglor. Once he comes into contact with something he cares about, he is absolutely forceful and explosive. And judging from the name of his family, Fountain, he is also worthy of his name. Only water can be both strong and soft. I have never been able to resist such beauties. Put together with Golden Flower, it is the romance of spring and flower (regardless of name, identity, and temperament, this CP is really a perfect match, and it lasts three minutes). The relationship between Tuor and these two is quite intriguing. When Tuor first came to Gondolin, the first lord he saw was Ec. It is said that Tuor was almost blinded by Ec's costume at that time (snickering). When Gondolin fell, both of them almost died to protect him. Of course, Glorfindel, the queen, died not only for him, but Ec was much more direct. But at least he witnessed it all. Although time was tight, a grave was built for G to mourn. Well. It can be seen that they have a good relationship on weekdays. I don't know if Xincao Da has read Cirdan Da's English fanfic. There are a few short articles about Baicheng (not Dan). G and Ec often team up to tease Tuor children's shoes. The brotherly love is so full of ambiguity. Will there be a brother's love plot involving sex? Really? I look forward to it. I really want to read the text right away. In fact, regarding Shang Xia Shen Ma Di, I firmly believe that men will instinctively be dom, and I wrote the story in such a way that the dom is like that of a woman. Orz It seems that Ec/G is at the top of my list of The Silmarillion, but the number of articles I have read that focus on this couple is definitely in the single digits (including the English ones), and the record of HE seems to be none, so I don't dare to ask for anything, so I can only bury my head in the book and think about the past of this pair. Fortunately, these pairs almost always appear together. Xiaodian actually played the song Like a Virgin at that time. It seemed that Xiaodian was also infected by my chicken blood. He covered his face and crawled...

Your Excellency, you have done a good job in analyzing... I worship ing. I want to ask about the Flower of Eldar... Is it from the Silmarillion? Where is it...

Without noticing, there was another update~ ≧▽≦ In fact, both of them give me the image of big brothers who don't care about small things but take care of big things. When Noi mentioned this, my first reaction was that Madhros would immediately reply: Except for Fingon, the High King of Noldor, you can choose from others, XD~ The first kinship war was a tragedy, the second was a tragedy, and the third was a big show... PS: Is Dior considered a half-elf or a human? He was the offspring of Lúthien's choice to become human.

Whoever takes the title High King is unlucky, really. T_T I see no one calls this in the Third Age. Wouldn't the War of the Ring be won~ When it comes to comparing arrogance, arrogance, talent, ruthlessness, torturing and being abused, the Feanor family takes second place, and I'm afraid no one dares to claim first place. If it weren't for the oath that was difficult to make while riding a tiger, Maedhros probably wouldn't have launched the second or third kinship war, especially the third one, which was a real 'kinship' war. It always reminds me of that sentence: When a person accidentally makes a mistake, in order to cover it up, he will always make the second, third and countless other mistakes to make up for it until there is no way back. From this point of view, I especially agree that Turgon hated the Feanor family and the three diamonds. For this, he lost his wife, father, friend Finrod, brother, himself, most of his friends and subordinates, and his beloved city. The granddaughter-in-law was forced to jump into the sea, and the two great-grandchildren were almost killed, especially his sister. If she hadn't run to see Celegorm, she wouldn't have caused this destruction... Look, Feanor's family is almost always caused by direct and indirect inducements, ugh~ In fact, I supported Maedhros/Fingon at first, mainly because I felt that both the Xiong family and his son were too straightforward and trustworthy (I definitely meant that the Fei Fei family was shady and untrustworthy, as evidenced by Eru~), but as I got to know them better, I felt that there was no difference between offense and punishment. I covered my face~

When I talk about Yilin, I get angry. What kind of things are they being translated? I remember that in my prequel to The Lord of the Rings, I couldn't even distinguish goblins from elves. When I think of Thranduil, the Goblin King, I just... The shadow was so heavy that when "The Diamond" and "The Children of Hurin" came out, I read them for a long time in a bookstore. After gritting my teeth and buying them, I put them in my bookcase. I haven't read them yet. All I have read are some materials translated from Taiwan or by enthusiasts online. Fingon and Feanor were among the spirits who died the most tragic deaths. T-T, but what, the flower of Eldar, fell to the ground, ORZ