Reviews by Rozzan

Regretful · Wed Oct 05, 2005 1:45 pm

oh very sad and so well written. Enjoyed it immensely.

Our Bed is Cold When You are Away · Wed Oct 05, 2005 10:44 am

Oh this was lovely. I really appreciated the realtionships here. Eomer and Eothain's well explained bond of deep friendship and then the beautiful marriage relationship with lothiriel, both the easy sex and the companionship and understanding with which they speak and take care of each other and the interactions with the servants and then the addition of the children next morning and her news so we see them as parents too. I loved the description of the lights shining from Edoras into the night. All in all a wonderful heartening and believable slice of life in the Kings household in Rohan. Bravo!

Hay and Clover · Fri Sep 30, 2005 6:17 am

Oh That was so lovely. beautiful descriptions of the shire at harvest time and the hay barn. A wonderous first time for Frodo and a bittersweet end. Justa perfect short story. The wedding present was gorgeous. I enjoyed every minute of reading this.

Fëanor: The Owner's Guide and Maintenance Manual · Wed Sep 14, 2005 5:47 am

hee hee, really great. This was stopry of the day today and I read it because I love to bits Theresa's series, and this one from you did not disappoint. A wonderful guide to Feanor.

An Heroic Love · Tue Sep 13, 2005 9:21 am

Ch 4.MMM. Very nice. I love the voice you give to Elladan, nicely done, very masculine but measured, clever and perceptive.. I also like your Gilwen, that she is a scholar, yet still so feminine. The device of seeing their story through the letter and her journal is interesting and works extremely well. I appreciated very much the descriptions of Elladan through Gilwen's eyes! That she remembers him so well and can tell him apart from his twin after a 2 year gap shows how much of impression he made upon her, even if she does not fully realise it herself just yet. This is a lovely start to the relationship.

An Heroic Love · Tue Sep 13, 2005 9:06 am

Oh how poignant this is. A nice renuion but tinged with such nostalgia and such heartbreak too. The protraits were a beautiful idea to introduce us to the family tree and all those marvellous descendants, some of whose stories I suspect we will hear. Lovely. Nice insights into the household at Imlothien and the characters again. I felt so sad for Elrond having the hurt of losing Arwen opened up again and now his sons and when he replies to wifes happiness and wonder at all the great grandchildren .. that they will never see then though... I almost cried. this mortality/immortality stuff is indeed a bitter thing. Really nice chapter.

Song of Eowyn I: The Shieldmaiden · Fri Sep 09, 2005 12:19 pm

Really good start, poor Eowyn. I feel her frustration. good comparisons of her life with the horse breaking, very well done indeed.

An Heroic Love · Fri Aug 26, 2005 1:00 pm

chapter 2: I like your explanation of Galdriel/Atariel's personality change and later of her time in gardens of Lorien and the visions. I love your characterisation of Celeborn, you write him very well. The description of the city and its surroundings is beautiful. At their renuion I enjoyed the echo of the first chapter with the words. "This is not true." and their implied intimacy was well done with dialogue and your explanation, a nice choice of words. I liked your depiction of Earwen and as ever your attention to names is excellent and the concise but detailed inclusion of much history and of elven races is evident. A lovely chapter that leaves me wanting to know and read more.

An Heroic Love · Fri Aug 26, 2005 12:25 pm

A lovely beginning with the descriptionof the harbour. I could smell the sea air and wanted to be there sitting on that quay. Nice references to history, which i am coming to expect from your tales and also links with Arda, mentions of ancient elves like Olwe and also of the valar gives a sense of long ages and of place. I like your original names very much, Legolas' mothers and Elrond's house, well thought out. Beautiful image of Celebrian in the garden and then sharing there disappointment and sorrow, the simile of "tears streaming down like quicksilver through glass" so gorgeous and emotive. I also appreciate Celebrian's strength at the end, a nice peep into her character and their relationship.

Imladris Revisited · Fri Aug 26, 2005 11:59 am

I loved your first sentence, exactly as Elrond would think and a great dramatic opener. You have a keen eye for personalities and show it in gestures and dialogue, good characterisations. Elrond's conflict as a father to foster son Aragorn and to daughter Arwen is well drawn. I can feel his emotion. Nice advice from Gandalf full of perception and wisdom. Good inclusion of the histroy behind this moment in Elrond's thoughts. beautiful image of the reforged sword and the scene at the memorial is wonderful. Like the previous reviewer it would have been lovely to see some of Aragorn's emotion and feeling too here toward Elrond and his destiny. This was a really well done challenge.

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