Reviews by inglor

The Two Swords Go South · Sat Mar 04, 2006 9:16 pm

Count me a fan of Connor too.
You have a wonderful skill with words, saying a great deal with very few words. Very elegant

Home · Sun Feb 26, 2006 1:43 am

Wonderful look into the Lady's childhood and home coming. I also liked the bird watching.
Nice trip.

Inglor

Home · Sun Feb 26, 2006 1:42 am

Wonderful look into the Lady's childhood and home coming. I also liked the bird watching.
Nice trip.

Inglor

Okay, NOW Panic! · Thu Feb 16, 2006 11:55 am

Evil Woman. absolutely Evil.

Thanks for taking us on that ride. Again, the details were wonderful, felt like I was there.

Paradox of the Fourth Age · Sun Feb 12, 2006 3:18 am

Finally caught up on this as well. For a while I lost interest in this, and now can't wait to see where it goes. At first I thought you put the climax too soon but now I see that there is much more to the story. You have managed to make the story larger than just changing Aragorn's mind. Now I can't wait to see what new crisis emerges from your imagination to make me glad I have this on my watched list. This story is compelling in a way that is unlike any other, I want to see where it goes, what happens with Elrohir. The work is so fluent I feel like I don't need to compliment it.

When Warriors Woo · Sun Jan 08, 2006 9:29 pm

Some possible connection to her future affection for Faramir? Very clever, Nancy B.

Nailed them both very well.

I do love your stories. 100 words of your writing is simply not enough.

Okay, NOW Panic! · Sat Dec 03, 2005 9:48 am

2 words:
Brilliant
Elegant

Okay, NOW Panic! · Sun Nov 13, 2005 6:42 pm

"She felt lost in those eyes, drawn into them, and it was as if she could hear a far away ocean's roar or the whisper of the wind in long-forgotten forests ringing inside her head."

Gave my goosebumps, goosebumps.

I was afraid that I had been so excited about The Meeting that I would be dissapointed. I wasn't.

What really amazes me about these stories is the fact that never once has anything been literary cliche. Realism to the Nth degree.

Thank you for writing this.

I can only manage One · Wed Nov 09, 2005 8:21 pm

I also must commend you on the handling of the lion scene. The way you wrote it, without any dramatics on her part, she just did what she had to do. Like all good heros do. One word or phrase would have greatly decreased that scene. The subtlety was very well done.

Kissing is for more than just lips... More subtle genius.

The entrance to the Dimholt was perfect. Really becoming a fan of your Lotheriel and Eomer.

Anticipation · Thu Nov 03, 2005 4:32 pm

Ghetto said it much better than I. But I will add that I have often imagined this meeting myself. I really like how you have him forgetting what must have been a bad parting and her refusal (by some interpretations) after the War of Wrath. Just like I would for my daughter. And yes I glazed up at the end.

Please keep writing Finarfin, you do him justice.

Inglor

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