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Forest



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PostPosted: Sun Jan 16, 2005 5:04 am    Post subject: Question - Mandos etc Reply with quote

Okay, I'm planning on writing a fic from Denethor's POV *after* he's died. So, I was wondering. What happens to humans in ME when they die? (Forgive me if this sounds like s silly question!) Do they go to Mandos? Do they go anywhere?

Thanks a lot

~Forest

PS: Also, just checking. If humans do go to Mandos, would Boromir have gone there too, or is there another place for heroes? (Cause he saved Marry and Pippin). Again, I apologise here and now if I sound thick asking this question. Smile
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PostPosted: Sun Jan 16, 2005 7:58 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Humans, unlike the elves, go to iluvatar upon their death.
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Haleth



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PostPosted: Sun Jan 16, 2005 10:09 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

If it's any help, mortals do spend some time in Mandos before they leave the Circles of Arda.

When Luthien died of grief and convinced Namo to give life back to Beren, his soul was still in the Halls of Waiting. (The Silmarillion, Of Beren and Luthien)

You could probably make a case for Boromir and Denethor meeting in Mandos.

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Forest



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PostPosted: Sun Jan 16, 2005 10:38 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Alright, thanks ghettoelleth and Haleth. I figured if I wrote the story without knowing where they would end up, I may as well say the following, as it would probably get the exact same kind of reaction. *smirks*

"And Denethor found himself suddenly de-flamed and standing in Tellytubby land. A rabbit then lolloped up and began nibbling on the hem of Denethor's robes. Looking up he saw Boromir running towards him with a wide grin and his arms outstretched. 'DAAAD!!" he called happily. Denethor ran towards his son, bouncing on the luminous green grass. 'My son!' he called happily back."


Uhm....yeah. I'm insane.

Thanks again. Smile

~Forest

PS: ghettoelleth - I L.O.V.E your avatar. Made me giggle for about two mins non-stop (that IS actually a long time *g* )
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PostPosted: Sun Jan 16, 2005 11:07 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Hehe Tellytubby land. Good one.
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PostPosted: Sun Jan 16, 2005 5:29 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Forest wrote:
Alright, thanks ghettoelleth and Haleth. I figured if I wrote the story without knowing where they would end up, I may as well say the following, as it would probably get the exact same kind of reaction. *smirks*

"And Denethor found himself suddenly de-flamed and standing in Tellytubby land. A rabbit then lolloped up and began nibbling on the hem of Denethor's robes. Looking up he saw Boromir running towards him with a wide grin and his arms outstretched. 'DAAAD!!" he called happily. Denethor ran towards his son, bouncing on the luminous green grass. 'My son!' he called happily back."


Uhm....yeah. I'm insane.

Thanks again. Smile

~Forest

PS: ghettoelleth - I L.O.V.E your avatar. Made me giggle for about two mins non-stop (that IS actually a long time *g* )


LMAO Forest, that is exactly the near death experience I had last time I forgot to breathe!

The avvie I can't take credit for, Al found that for me, and after I cleaned the doritos and coke of my monitor, I had to put it up. Very Happy

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