[Character] Fan of "The Silmarillion".
[Disclaimer] Arda and everything in Arda belong to Professor J. R. R. Tolkien; only errors in the text belong to me.
[Main Character] Ecthelion
[Second Character] Glorfindel, all members of the Noldor royal family
[Warning] It is not finished yet; characters have died; the text is not on topic; strange (absurd) and weird (absurd) non-original orthodox heterosexual relationships (Ecthelion & Aredhel); there are original characters (multiple people; non-main characters); third-person POV (multiple people; there are unusual characters).
This article only represents an imagination based on the original work, and in no way represents the facts of the original work, or even my true views on the characters. It's a story that has something to build on, nothing more.
This is a version using the Wenjing version of the translation, without mixing Chinese and English. The version that retains the original names of people and places can be found in the first to third volumes.
[Acknowledgments] Thanks to evagreen, shiningfree, Gilnor, luin_eiffel, caterpillar, ilxwing, Narindo, guardian for their pre-reading and feedback!
[Important modification record]
2016/06: The 49th issue of Vinyar Tengwar, a journal published by the Elvish Linguistic Fellowship, mentioned: Elves are all "dextrous with both hands", and being left-handed has nothing to do with evil, because if you are facing the west, the "left" is away from Morgoth, and if you are facing the north, the "left" points to Aman. However, judging from the fact that the published "The Silmarillion" emphasizes that Maedhros learned to use his left hand to wield a sword after losing his right hand, elves still have differences in their dominant hands.
2015/05: Finally cleared up a dispensable plot - the bad taste is really bad = =
2015/03: From the Shibboleth of Feanor, Issue 41 of Vinyar Tengwar, a journal published by the Elvish Linguistic Fellowship, it is clearly mentioned in the article From The Shibboleth of Feanor that Nerdanel has brown hair and ruddy complexion, not copper-colored hair (A marginal note against that discussion provides the detail that Nerdanel 'herself had brown hair and a ruddy complexion'). Therefore I have revised all references to her hair color in this article.