Reviews by Ethauriel

Distant Maiden · Mon Dec 13, 2004 9:55 am

Sweet without overdosing, and good balance of emotions. An honest and realistic attempt Smile smiley face

Heart of a Warden · Tue Dec 07, 2004 6:02 am

I love this story! Amy, one ought to punish you for putting poor Rumil through such tortuous agony but his character development is so thorough that such misdeeds can be forgiven straightaway! Wink smiley face

Kudos for starring Rumil in a well-deserved, heart-wrenching tale of his own.

Update soon kae!

Fighting The Fall · Tue Oct 12, 2004 11:27 am

This looks to be full of promise and I'm sure I won't be disappointed! Agree about the need to be more elvish... but then again, it's still too early to fuss... so, keep it up!

Adventures in Baking · Tue Mar 30, 2004 4:32 am

Hee Hee, this is such a lovely tale, pls continue writing!

With fluff like this, who needs chocolates... Wink smiley face

Headache Relief · Tue Mar 30, 2004 4:30 am

I loved it! It was very enjoyable reading and definitely brightened up my day. Thank You!

Breath of Life · Tue Mar 23, 2004 10:43 am

I totally agree with Thuriniel's views! Granted that the smut IS excellent, but what really riveted me (and left an impression) was the portrayal of the brothers, Boromir and Faramir! I am not particularly interested in threesomes but I like your interpretation of their personalities.

Your fanfic definitely opened for me a new perspective of these 2 characters, thank you!

Looking forward to your future stories Smile smiley face

The Cursed Queen of Angmar · Thu Feb 26, 2004 11:52 am

Yeah, finally!

Can't wait for the next chapter to be up *grins*

Amarië & Haldir: Paths of Destiny · Mon Feb 16, 2004 2:15 am

Hi ppl!

Well, I can never stop reviewing or reading this story, it's simply spell-binding! Hopefully I will invoke others to read it as well!

To all who are contemplating this tale: Nike puts it best - JUST DO IT. Read it!!! At 18 chapters, you may find it a bit long... but Oh, when you are done with it, you won't look at Lorien or its Galadhrim ever the same way again. (Need I say anymore about the March Warden?) Wink smiley face

The Cursed Queen of Angmar · Mon Feb 16, 2004 2:05 am

I love the concepts and ideas that you introduced in this story!

There's excellent character development, torturously beautiful emotional struggles and overall to boot, a tale exceptionally told! All the characters introduced, even minor supporting ones, lend their part to fleshing out the story and that's great bcos some authors tend to forget about them, making the reader wonder why they were there in the first place. (I love the steadfast and loyal Herumor and Adzuphel totally!)

I empathised with Ariashal for a life cursed, and rejoiced when she found her true love in the Witch-King; indeed, love grows even in the most unlikely places, there is light even in darkness. Reading this touching tale certainly changed my mindset of the Nazgul; I totally agree with Elentari and Papillio about their seemingly lack of effort in killing Frodo at Weathertop or pursuing Arwen and Frodo before Rivendell. (That the Nazgul could show compassion had never occurred to me before! Thanks to Papillio and Elentari for the insight!)

Kudos to KhazarKhum, for your efforts and uncommon perspectives in portraying a different side of the Nazgul; it's easy to embrace the fair and the light, but it takes a wise heart to see that there can also be love and honor in the darkness and the foresaken.

Eagerly looking forward to the future chapters. (I hope you are recovering fine now, KhazarKhum!)

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