The Prisoner of Dol Guldur - Epilogue
Although the story is still no way near being finished, a few days ago what I think is the perfect epilogue just jumped into my mind. You can read in on
edhellondawards, and yes, don't fear to tell me what you think.
Actually, this part was grown from an Ages-old grudge I feel for Professor Tolkien. Yes, you saw it rightly. I'm very angry at the Professor for the end he gave that poor Arwen. All the Arwen-bashing of the inane fanpoodles couldn't be half as cruel as what he did to that poor woman.
Let's see the list:
1. Give up immortality for a man? Check.
2. Have said man leave her behind, alone and confused and in incredible pain, just because he decided it would be the proper thing to die while he was still in best form, just like a primadonna retiring on the peak of her dancing career? Check.
3. Die alone in Lórien that has withered away since Granma and her sparky Ring aren't conserving it any longer? Check.
4. Be forgotten by the very people whose Queen she has been for a frigging century? Check.
If you ask me, being eaten by a Balrog would have been faster and perhaps less painful. So I gave that poor woman at least some support.
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Actually, this part was grown from an Ages-old grudge I feel for Professor Tolkien. Yes, you saw it rightly. I'm very angry at the Professor for the end he gave that poor Arwen. All the Arwen-bashing of the inane fanpoodles couldn't be half as cruel as what he did to that poor woman.
Let's see the list:
1. Give up immortality for a man? Check.
2. Have said man leave her behind, alone and confused and in incredible pain, just because he decided it would be the proper thing to die while he was still in best form, just like a primadonna retiring on the peak of her dancing career? Check.
3. Die alone in Lórien that has withered away since Granma and her sparky Ring aren't conserving it any longer? Check.
4. Be forgotten by the very people whose Queen she has been for a frigging century? Check.
If you ask me, being eaten by a Balrog would have been faster and perhaps less painful. So I gave that poor woman at least some support.
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