Fanworks Tagged with Gil-galad

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SA 1856 (i): Something Like Being a King by Ilye

A contrast of constants and motion. Glorfindel reflects on his homes, his lives and his king - oh, and on sex in unusual places.

 

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Moving Forward by StarSpray

A drabble series written for Tolkien Weekly's "Trees" challenge, centered around the beginning of the Second Age.

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The Trees of Numenor by Himring

A sequence of eight drabbles spanning the history of Numenor, with a particular focus on the period of Aldarion.

Now added: an extra drabble on Amandil for the Akallabeth in August challenge

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The Crossroads of Eriador by Kitt Otter

So a shipwright, a high-king, and a seriously miffed Galdor walk into a bar…

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A King by Any Other Name by Tehta

Ulmo be thanked, the Noldorin refugees have finally found a leader. He has the most ridiculous name, though: Ereinion. "The Scion of Kings". And where did he come from, anyway?

Cirdan attempts to find out.

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The Scion of Kings by Tehta

Gil-galad was the scion of kings, 
Of him the flighty Tehta sings.

Tolkien seems to have found figuring out Gil-Galad's paternity particularly difficult. Who was Gil-Galad's father, really? Was it Fingon? Finrod? Orodreth? (Which Orodreth?) Cirdan? It is an interesting question, and one this fic completely fails to answer. It does, however, answer the question of who his mother was. Anyway. Warning for, um, authorial self-insertion.

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Motionless in Time by The Wavesinger

#5: Aredhel, trapped in Gondolin.

A collection of fixed-length fic(let)s, each based on a line (or lines) of a poem/play.

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Storm Tossed by Levade

She was his, his bright-eyed, noisy, always-hungry lovely, until the day the sea called her home. Ereinion, Círdan and a quick look at life in 2nd Age Lindon.

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Flawed, yet Precious by Khaosity

The life story of a certain fallen Maia, told from his perspective. Dark, or rather will be.

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Some Futile Hope by Luxa

It is the Second Age of Middle-earth. Sauron is regrouping, the Rings are being forged, the Numenorians are beginning their descent into madness, and Glorfindel has been sent back to Middle-earth for...for what? Only time will tell, and when it does, all of Middle-earth will rise up to fight.

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The Last Whose Realm Was Fair and Free by Dwimordene

Gil-galad was an Elven King. We all know what this means, right?

Political economy does Second Age Elven (and other) kingdoms. Features Gil-galad, Galadriel, Celeborn, Celebrimbor, and Aldarion, primarily. Gives the other side, in a way, of Atalantë.

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House of Finwë drabbles by clotho123

Thirty-one drabbles, each from the point of view of a different member of the House of Finwë

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The Writhen Pool by pandemonium_213

When the Istyari of Second Age Ost-in-Edhil deny her a place in an important new initiative to be taken up by the Gwaith-i-Mírdain, a young master smith struggles to make her mark in the man's realm of the forges.   An opportunity arrives when the smith is offered a commission that will present challenges of both mind and heart.

Pandë!verse-centric.

Rated Adult.  Specific advisories will be posted per chapter as needed.

Two — count 'em, two — new chapters posted!

Chapter 10, In the Bright Light of Morning

Summary:  The morning after arriving in Ost-in-Edhil, Elrond and Erestor each suffer from the aches and pains of the long road from Mithlond as well as from other sources.

Chapter 11, The Path's Heart

Summary: Elrond finds a nearly comatose Mélamírë in dire straits.  She resists his attempts to reach her through sanwe-latya, until, with her permission, he gives her a bitter medicine that allows them to share a dream, called the lugnolossê by an ancient shaman of the Unbegotten.

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Flight from Nargothrond by ford_of_bruinen

poetry request from Sildil  -  something angsty and elf related.

A young Gil-Galad leaves Nargothrond.

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Remembrance Is All by Agelast

Here lies ficlets, meme responses, and things that are too short to post on their own. 

 

Update: A young Gil-galad meets some of his kin. 

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The Tapestry by Keiliss

Yule on Balar in F.A. 515, or how a little Noldor pragmatism changed the fate of the world.

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The Art of Long-Distance Grandparenting by Kaz

Why did Glorfindel return to Middle-earth? Maybe the Valar decided they needed a messenger. Maybe he felt he still had something to do there and begged them to let him return. Or maybe it went something like this...

It's the early Second Age and Idril is worried about her grandsons. In the course of this she waylays new arrivals to Valinor, tries to find her footing with her own grandmother, schemes with Tuor, Finrod and Glorfindel, and finally sets a plan into motion.

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A Little More Broken by oshun

This story is based upon a mystery element within my short story No Justice to Yourself. It stands alone, but it contains the revelation of Erestor's old boyfriend who had recently dumped him in that story. While it is a prequel of sorts to "No Justice to Yourself," it is a short story which may be understood on its own.

Ignoble Bard did even more than he usual does in his Beta of this story. He forced me to write an ending when I just wanted to stop. Thank you very much, my dear friend.

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Five Things About Finduilas by Agelast

Five things about Finduilas, daughter of Orodreth. 

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The Chief in a Village by Himring

Fingon wanders in Eastern Beleriand and comes across a long-lost relative.

Main story followed by extras:

Interlude - Evening, featuring Erien (OFC) thinking about Fingon and Gil-galad. 

A Dog Called Mellon, recounting a small incident at Gil-galad's court in Lindon. 

The small rain down can rain, featuring Fingon and a very young Gil-galad. (new)

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The Noon-tide Night by Agelast

Fingon and Maedhros, in space and what they did there.

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To Move a Star by Kimberleighe

A brief glimpse into the moments before Gil-galad's combat with Sauron. 

 

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The Army of the North by darthfingon

The armies of the Last Alliance gather in Rivendell to prepare for their assault on Mordor. Elrond worries, Oropher weasels, and nothing goes according to plan.

 

Chapter 1: Gil-galad and Elrond enlist the help of Erestor to out-weasel Oropher, who, despite having only arrived in Rivendell a few hours earlier, has already overstayed his welcome.

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Bits of Elven Glass by Himring

This is an attempt to weave the different accounts of the making and the history of the Elessar into a coherent narrative.

Now added: intervening chapter on Gil-galad.

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Into Darkness Fell by Kimberleighe

Idhreniel shares the secret of the stars beyond Varda's creation, and recounts some of the fallen.

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