Reviews for "A Treat from the Kitchen"

Sat Aug 28, 2004 10:42 pm

I know I already told you I loved it, but you can never hear that enough, so....

I loved it. I'm honored beyond my meagre ability with words that one of my scribbles inspired this lovely piece.

sheraiah

Sun Mar 20, 2005 6:09 pm

Thranduil is becoming one of my favorite elves. This story only confirms it. Smile smiley face

Thu Jun 23, 2005 5:02 am

May I just say: I LOOOOVE it!!! (I don't speak Swedish though... sorry... closest I can get is German,a dn that sucks, too; can't even speak the anguage of my Ome!) OK yes I love seeing Thranduil as a nice sweet Elf! *sighs and swoons*

Wed Jun 29, 2005 5:41 am

Anna said
> PS. Why does Thranduil speak Quenya and not Sindarin? It is Quenya, right?

Hej Anna! To be honest, the true reason why he speaks Quenya is external: there are too much missing vocab and grammar in Sindarin for me to want to try to write the sentence in that language. But, I justified this to myself with an internal explanation or two: A) Quenya is the language used for ceremony, so it might be the most fitting one for a blesssing. B) He used Quenya to be 'secretive', as there are many speakers of Sindarin in Minas Tirith!

Fri Apr 06, 2007 12:11 am

*gulp* Wow. Pervy Horse Lord fancier that I am, with such gems of Thranduil-centered stories floating around, I find him growing on my affections quickly. I like the... comfort of it all, both that she would be kind (and strong) enough to offer him her body for his own solace and that he, unwittingly at the end, gives her the same sort of reassurance and regard that she needed but had yet to find from another source. Just wonderful! And, good job to your beta too! :clap:

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