[Lord of the Rings] I Made a Decision That Went Against My Ancestors

This article is the follow-up to "Grandma," about the love story between Elrond and Miriam's youngest daughter, Elwen Estaniel, and Thranduil's son, Legolas. It is relatively short and can be completed quickly, so I'll finish it first. Erwen: My grandmother, mother and second sister fell in love with a man younger than themselves. My mother and two sisters fell in love with a man with black hair. And I made a decision that went against my ancestors. Elrond's original purpose for letting his daughter join the Fellowship of the Ring was actually very simple - to stop his beloved wife who was about to tear Sauron apart to avenge her father and brothers. Elwen and Legolas were close, Elrond knew it, but he thought that Legolas was more than two hundred years old, and whether his mother-in-law, wife or daughter, they all obviously preferred the black-haired, younger elf... Oh, he forgot that his father-in-law Celegorn had silver hair, and he also forgot that his eldest daughter Ariel had been passionately in love with this old guy Lindir for nearly three thousand years. Obviously Thranduil is still picky about the Noldor elves, and Oropher is not willing to accept the rule of the Noldor! Why would his son get involved with his daughter? ! No matter how dissatisfied he was, on the eve of midsummer in 3019 of the Third Age, Elrond and Miriam's family came to the White City of Gondor accompanied by their tribesmen. Aragorn and Legolas decided to get married separately in midsummer. Although Thranduil was reluctant, he went to the White City with Celeborn and Galadriel at the request of Legolas. Legolas, who just wanted to save some trouble and planned to hold a wedding with Aragorn, never considered how murderous Elrond would be if he wanted to give away his two daughters at the same time. It was not until Arwen was finally laid to rest in Caerin Amroth that Elwen said goodbye to Eldarion, and she and Legolas sailed to Valinor in a small boat with her brothers and Gimli. "Mom and dad must have been waiting for us for a long time. His Majesty Thranduil and His Highness Faelos should also be waiting for your return, Legolas." Elwen smiled at Cirdan. Only a few of the Nandor Elves remained in Middle-earth. After they left, Cirdan would sail west. With the fall of the Evening Star, the ancient stories will eventually fade from human memory. It is assumed that Thranduil is the cub of Nellath and Oropher, and his wife is called Faeros, a silver-haired beauty. Light elves generally reach adulthood at the age of 50. The first part, "It is a Family Tradition to Marry Your Aunt," is about the love story of Elwen's parents - Elrond, the Lord of Rivendell, the son of Eärendil and Elwing, the "Starlight Vault", and Miriam, the "Crown of Jewels", the last High King of the Noldor, the daughter of Celegorm and Ghuayan. If you are interested, you can check out the author's column. The first part of the first part is "The Book of Dog Taming", which is the story of Celegorm and Ghuayan! About how the muscular hunter and the eternally young dancer fell in love (at first sight of course! Concept: The love story of Cinda and Noldor