Aftermath of a Riot by Susana_R  

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Summary:

It's never fun to wake up with a concussion. Fortunately for Faramir, he has Elrond, Aragorn, and the rest of Aragorn's family to help him make the best of a difficult day. 

Canon Source: Lord of the Rings

Major Characters: Faramir (Fellowship), Aragorn, Elrond

Major Relationships:

Genre: Family, Fluff, General, Hurt/Comfort

Challenges:

Rating: Creator Chooses Not to Rate

Warnings: Creator Chooses Not to Warn
Chapters: 1 Word Count: 2, 771
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Chapter 1

Author’s Notes: 

A/N 1: This story is set in the early autumn of Third Age year 3019, in the Citadel of Minas Tirith.

 

Quotes: 

 

“Walk no more in the shadows, but awake!' said Aragorn. 'You are weary. Rest a while, and take food, and be ready when I return.'

'I will, lord,' said Faramir. 'For who would lie idle when the king has returned?” - J.R.R. Tolkien 

"Faramir met Aragorn in the midst of those there assembled, and he knelt, and said: "The last Steward of Gondor begs leave to surrender his office." And he held out a white rod; but Aragorn took the rod and gave it back, saying: "That office is not ended, and it shall be thine and thine heirs' as long as my line shall last. Do now thy office!'" – J.R.R Tolkien 

"Aragorn gave to Faramir Ithilien to be his princedom, and bade him dwell in the hills of Emyn Arnen within sight of the City. – J.R.R. Tolkien

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