The Shoemaker's Daughter - blueprint
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wiseheartThis is the place where I apologize for the cross-posting. *g*
Anyway, I was thinking of a way to work out my frustration over the recent RL events, and it unexpectedly inspired me to pick up The Shoemaker's Daughter. Behind the tag, you can see the temporary story structure - and if you read the chapter titles and descriptions, you might figure out what's going to happen.
THE SHOEMAKER’S DAUGHTER
by Soledad
Story structure
Chapter 1 – Homecoming
In which we learn a lot about Halabor and meet some important people.
Chapter 2 – Old Craban
In which Chief Warden Henderch and Mogh the Dunlending visit the Old Port and test a new candidate for the Wardens.
Chapter 3 – The Masterpiece
In which Henderch and Mogh pay a visit to Master Ludgven, the ironsmith, and learn about a hideous crime.
Chapter 4 – In the Riverside Inn
In which the culprit is found, thank to the fine handiwork of Mistress Crewyn, the purse-maker, and Súrion learns how to be an axe fighter.
Chapter 5 – An Eye for an Eye
In which our main heroine finally makes her first appearance, and we can watch Lord Orchald mete out justice.
Chapter 6 – The Autumn Fair
In which some wandering Elves make a terrible discovery, and young Lord Herumor discovers his heart.
Chapter 7 – Matters of the Heart
In which Herumor finally gathers his courage to speak his mind, and Mistress Angharad has a serious discussion with Lord Orchald.
Chapter 8 – Hard Times
In which we can witness how the darkness grows around Halabor and make a visit to the garrison of Cair Andros. Certain Ithilien Rangers make an appearance.
Chapter 9 – The Loss
In which a horrible tragedy happens, and Mistress Angharad has to make a decision.
Chapter 10 – Of Fire and Darkness
In which Halabor’s history comes to an irrevocable end and all help comes too late.
Chapter 11 – Consequences
In which the refugees of Halabor reach Forlong’s town in Lossarnach, and Mistress Angharad makes a startling discovery.
Chapter 12 – Reunion
In which Mistress Angharad learns who their rescuer has been – and chooses to keep the truth to herself.
Chapter 13 – The Broken Horn
In which great grief comes to Minas Tirith and preparations for war are being made.
Chapter 14 – The Hands of the King
In which Minas Tirith is besieged and saved, and Mistress Angharad witnesses miraculous ways of healing.
Chapter 15 – The Offer
In which Lord Faramir gets married, and Mistress Angharad gets an offer she cannot reject.
Chapter 16 – Revelations
In which Lord Faramir learns the ugly truth, but things pretty much remain the same.
Chapter 17 – The Blood of Westernesse
In which Mistress Angharad is visited by a very important Elf, and Ardamir makes the acquaintance of the King.
Chapter 18 – The White Knight
In which Ardamir finally learns the truth about his heritage and makes his life choice.
Epilogue
In which we learn the final fate of Mistress Angharad and her son.
Anyway, I was thinking of a way to work out my frustration over the recent RL events, and it unexpectedly inspired me to pick up The Shoemaker's Daughter. Behind the tag, you can see the temporary story structure - and if you read the chapter titles and descriptions, you might figure out what's going to happen.
THE SHOEMAKER’S DAUGHTER
by Soledad
Story structure
Chapter 1 – Homecoming
In which we learn a lot about Halabor and meet some important people.
Chapter 2 – Old Craban
In which Chief Warden Henderch and Mogh the Dunlending visit the Old Port and test a new candidate for the Wardens.
Chapter 3 – The Masterpiece
In which Henderch and Mogh pay a visit to Master Ludgven, the ironsmith, and learn about a hideous crime.
Chapter 4 – In the Riverside Inn
In which the culprit is found, thank to the fine handiwork of Mistress Crewyn, the purse-maker, and Súrion learns how to be an axe fighter.
Chapter 5 – An Eye for an Eye
In which our main heroine finally makes her first appearance, and we can watch Lord Orchald mete out justice.
Chapter 6 – The Autumn Fair
In which some wandering Elves make a terrible discovery, and young Lord Herumor discovers his heart.
Chapter 7 – Matters of the Heart
In which Herumor finally gathers his courage to speak his mind, and Mistress Angharad has a serious discussion with Lord Orchald.
Chapter 8 – Hard Times
In which we can witness how the darkness grows around Halabor and make a visit to the garrison of Cair Andros. Certain Ithilien Rangers make an appearance.
Chapter 9 – The Loss
In which a horrible tragedy happens, and Mistress Angharad has to make a decision.
Chapter 10 – Of Fire and Darkness
In which Halabor’s history comes to an irrevocable end and all help comes too late.
Chapter 11 – Consequences
In which the refugees of Halabor reach Forlong’s town in Lossarnach, and Mistress Angharad makes a startling discovery.
Chapter 12 – Reunion
In which Mistress Angharad learns who their rescuer has been – and chooses to keep the truth to herself.
Chapter 13 – The Broken Horn
In which great grief comes to Minas Tirith and preparations for war are being made.
Chapter 14 – The Hands of the King
In which Minas Tirith is besieged and saved, and Mistress Angharad witnesses miraculous ways of healing.
Chapter 15 – The Offer
In which Lord Faramir gets married, and Mistress Angharad gets an offer she cannot reject.
Chapter 16 – Revelations
In which Lord Faramir learns the ugly truth, but things pretty much remain the same.
Chapter 17 – The Blood of Westernesse
In which Mistress Angharad is visited by a very important Elf, and Ardamir makes the acquaintance of the King.
Chapter 18 – The White Knight
In which Ardamir finally learns the truth about his heritage and makes his life choice.
Epilogue
In which we learn the final fate of Mistress Angharad and her son.
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Date: 2005-03-12 07:54 am (UTC)I hope your mum is doing well. *hugs you both*
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Date: 2005-03-12 09:57 pm (UTC)Are you still willing to do the second beta - I mean, taking a look and fishing out the too modern expressions, after Stella has cleaned up the grammar?
Mum's coping - on her own way. She's walking around the flat, and when I'm not looking, she's already at doing the washing up and stuff. With one hand bound to her waist. *shakes head* The nights are worse - she can't find a comfortable positure to sleep, and so wakes up every hour or two.
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Date: 2005-03-12 10:47 pm (UTC)I hope your mum's shoulder quickly heals enough for the pain to lessen. :-(