New Challenge: Twenty-Five
It's been twenty-five years since the release of the "Fellowship" film transformed Tolkien fandom. This month's challenge looks back on iconic lines and scenes from the film trilogy.

Eärendil and Elwing face the Choice of the Half-elven.

Drabbles! 100 words exactly, according to whatever software I'm writing in. See chapter notes for characters, summaries, and warnings.

Eorl heard it before he saw it: the sliding of stones as they crossed the high pass into Gondor.

“Someday,” Elros said as they sat on a high promontory that overlooked the Sea to the west and the new-formed gulf to the south and east, “so far in the future that I suppose it might as well be forever away—”
“In which case it may as well be never,” Elrond said.

In the breaking of Beleriand, the love between Elf and mortal does not fade.

Nellas finds Nienor at last, but Nienor doesn't remember her.

If he stopped moving for too long, the ghosts caught up.

Thangorodrim is broken

Elwing knew who the golden-haired stranger was, even though she tried to keep her identity secret.

Drabbles featuring Treebeard, alluding to his song in The Two Towers about sunken Beleriand.

Sometimes, if Elwing slipped away from the Havens to the meadows beyond the river mouths, she could lie in the tall grass and close her eyes and imagine two others lying with her, one on either side, warm and full of bright laughter.

Melian dances for Elwë.

Haleth will break Aredhel’s heart, but not before loving her.

Glorfindel had been watching Laurelin for weeks.

"It wasn't supposed to end this way."

Maitimo and Findekano sat on hillside and gazed up at the Milky Way.

Eärendil thought he would have the sky to himself.

A sight twist on the choice of Elrond and Elros.

“Oh.” Frodo’s voice was soft, almost more sigh than sound. “Sam, look.”

Even under the renewed Light of the Trees, after the Last Battle has been fought, Darkness has not fully passed from this world.

“Are you not warmer than you’ve ever been, right here?”

In the library of Imladris, Erestor copies a manuscript and has thoughts about the Valacirca, the Sickle of the Valar.

Lalwen after the Dagor Bragollach.

Indis visits Formenos in the aftermath of the Darkening