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QuuenofMirkwood [2014-09-16 14:34:41 +0000 UTC]
Very beautiful work<3
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princessarien In reply to ewmh1 [2014-09-30 18:02:11 +0000 UTC]
It's too bad the stories in the Silmarillion aren't full stories on their own :/ 'Cause I know I'd love to read them like Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit, I'll bet if Tolkien had had more time to work on them they probably would have gotten a lot more fleshed out, or at least certain ones would have like the tale of Beren and Luthien, or other ones that were rather fleshed out, like the story about the family of Hurin, or the downfall of Numenor....
And yeah, haha, I'm definitely willing to forgive the frequent use of the eagles, haha, as you said, the stories are all great enough to begin with it doesn't really matter....and besides, one thing I've noticed is that almost every author has one plot-point or element that they use pretty frequently.
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ewmh1 In reply to princessarien [2014-10-01 03:27:22 +0000 UTC]
Yeah, I wished the Silmarillion is a full story by itself but I think it was only mere rough work on how the world was made because after his death is only when his son, Christopher Tolkien edited it and published it later on. But the Lord Of The Rings was pretty epic. The Hobbit was, I think, a totally different aura because it is a children's book but it was cute at some plots like chasing the elfs of Mirkwood.
Yeah, if you follow an author enough, you can see his pattern of telling s story. It can sometimes deter you from liking his work in the long run but so far, I've read LOTR, the Hobbit and Silmarillion. The plots, in my opinion, are very different which is nice but save for the eagles >< but I really like the beginning of Silmarillion, so much detail in it's ceration, just leaves me at awe
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