The Hall of Fire

Ah, Athrabeth, that gave me the purest laugh that I've had so far this year. Thank you.

And I look forward to your thoughts.

Welcome, Mahima!

Chapter 12 - Of Men Well, no one seems to want to talk about the Sun or the Moon (at least Sassy commented on my summary :love:), so I figured I would move on to the next (short) chapter, which deals with the introduction onto the scene of our own progenitors. This way, once our intrepid traveler r...

*looks at post count*

I don't think that is a real big problem, my dear Frelga.

You didn't, Hobby.

I hope that people take this as a lesson. It pains me to think of all of the great thoughts that people have NOT posted over the years, because they thought that the time was no longer right, and that everyone else had moved on, or thought for some other reason that others would not appreciate readi...

who knows if anyone will even read this

Me for one. Not just read, but very much appreciate.

Well, I'd like to think that I know enough to see through a brick wall in time, but sometimes I do wonder.

What do I know?

I think that the Athrabeth is extremely successful in achieving its main dramatic purpose, which as both Sassy and I have pointed out was to exhibit the generosity of Finrod's mind, his love and pity for Andreth, and the tragic situations that must arise in the meeting of Elves and Men. I guess you ...

Yes, it is a photo, though of course not taken by me. I have been there, however (though not in a lightning storm).

Padme, you should definitely go for it.

That's very sweet, Teremia. I was wondering where all that good energy was coming from. Now I know.

Very depressing.

Druid Arch, Canyonlands National Park, Utah

Ath, take my word for it, it is wonderfully lucid.

Thank you, Roccondil.

I went to bed believing they were alive, and woke up to this.

Yes, I did did as well. I'm not quite sure how this happened. What an utter horror for the families of the victims!

Great news (mostly).

I don't think that Men of Andreth's time ever had Estel since it, Estel, requires a naked trust and a belief that the Creater is wholly good and, as such, had their best interests at heart. Some of the Men of Andreth's time had Estel, and did not lose it. Those of the Old Hope . I always find it so...