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Name	erobey
Date	2012-02-24
Message	hi ebbingnight Yes, I like Celeborn here, very wise and compassionate, willing to face the ugly issues head on and deal with them. Thranduil can actually help Legolas in this case of the ritual sacrifice, though it will astound everyone, Legolas not the least But Celeborn is really holding Greenwood together during this crisis. He is respected by the sylvan and Sindarin folk alike and Thranduil trusts him - possibly the only elf Thranduil really does trust. His debt to Celeborn is ever growing, even Taurant's Nanny and Guardian came from his realm. Let us hope Celeborn's influence on Thranduil increases.Thank you for another very flattering review you are the best

Name	ebbingnight
Date	2012-02-23
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Your Favourite Story	Aerlinn by day, Feud by night
Message	"Said Duir a Cyfn" Thank goodness for Celeborn: he seems to be the only ruler who is both wise enough and willing to help Legolas try to overcome what he has had to do to "save" his young adopted brother from the terrible fate awaiting him. Celeborn makes a stark contrast to Elrond and Thranduil in this tale, and really shows how far they have fallen from what we might rightfully expect such mighty elf lords to be.

Name	erobey
Date	2012-02-21
Message	Thank you Anne Your support and kind words are like air to breathe It is so difficult to update at aff these days, but I will try to catch it up there, tpoo.glad you found me over here, too

Name	Anne
Date	2012-02-20
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Your Favourite Story	Anything written by you
Requests?	Keep on writing
How did you find me?	Adult fan fiction
Message	Thank you so much for the feud updates. Incredible writing! Hope everything is going well in your life. Have a wonderful week, Anne

Name	erobey
Date	2012-02-19
Message	Hi ebbingnight Thank you for so many kind words and for picking out that theme that defines Legolas so well He really does not know any other way to process what happens around and to him and is likely to be suspicious of anyone trying to change his mind. He needs an outstanding psychoanalyst to help him break that conditioning. deprogramming is more like it. Too bad Elrond has been a central figure in that conditioning process, because he is probably the one elf with the experience and knowledge to help him break through. Aragorn picked up on Legolas' skewed view of reality right away back when they were traveling through the woods to the stronghold and he will do his best to help Legolas examine his ingrained ideas objectively and discard those that he would naturally reject if applied to anyone else he knows. yes, Erestor is definitely suffering over his early abuses and will almost smother Legolas in love to make up for it. Thranduil has quite a ways to go before he can truly find means to even like Legolas, much less love him. He has a long history of externalising his wrongs and blaming others, and this is going to be a hard habit for him to break. Since he no longer has Ningloriel to blame, nor Legolas, nor Meril, his righteous wrath will fall on Elrond and one other close to him who has yet to feel the faintest sting for his part in all this. I agree with you, Legolas should not be the only one suffering through this recovery Thank you again

Name	erobey
Date	2012-02-19
Message	hi Stef Thank you and yes it was so painfully to go through all that with Legolas and his odd family, but that kind of thing tends to connect people in a significant way and all become invested in his recovery. It is a dvery different reality Legolas has wakened to and he may have trouble believing he is not still hallucinating. Well, those mysteries were dropped in order to account for threads that are still out there unwoven into the story, but their answers are forthcoming. Celeborn, who was in Eregion when the Rings were made, will understand the crude example Mithrandir has in his pocket. Thranduil will figure out who that malignant bit of soul belonged to and what it was meant to do to Legolas, and I can say now that it was not the one seen by Meril, for it was a fragment only, and only one elf we know about has been reduced in such a way (major hint ) The identity of the soul tormenting her in the cell is that sylvan elf Thranduil captured so long ago and imprisoned with his brothers in the gates. His name is Te-Telch. (only another sylvan would understand the ritual death and be willing to employ it.) so there is some of the mystery solved and I will work hard to get the rest cleared up in the next update thank you for such enthusiasm and so many wonderful compliments and support

Name	erobey
Date	2012-02-19
Message	Hi Dee Thank you! Yes,I agree Meril is thoroughly evil and she must have been turned gradually over the long years of her life to be able ot continue justifying herself. She must have had feelings for Lindalcon once and she would have to find a means to avoid blame for his death in order to go on living. What we do not see in that scene is the final realisation that will come upon her that she killed her own child and has lost the other two. Then she will be ready to die, but her soul is going nowhere. Thranduil's words are not just a quaint saying but a potent spell he has employed countless times before to entrap souls. (Even Legolas' soul would have been his had he died during the Judgment, as he was meant to do.) We'll see whether she remains in that dungeon forever or if another end can be found for her spirit. Yes, the love between Erestor and Legolas will continue to grow.Legolas is going to be almost entirely dependent upon him for a while. Thank you again

Name	ebbingnight
Date	2012-02-18
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Your Favourite Story	Aerlinn by day, Feud by night
Message	"Abauth" After the Battle Aragorn, interestingly, says the truest thing in the chapter about Legolas: "He has been trained since childhood to believe he is the cause for whatever misery he suffers as well as that which others in contact with him endure."What I loved most in reading the chapter is that we see that Erestor and Thranduil are now suffering with Legolas: they are both much to blame (Thranduil so much more than Erestor, of course) by their earlier treatment of him. The more they come to love and value him now, the more they will suffer by what he is enduring during this slow, slow recovery--- and that, I think, is only just. We know of course that Legolas won't want them to suffer--- but I do. At least for a while!!!!

Name	Stef
Date	2012-02-18
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Message	These three chapters are amazing, but also taxing to take in in a row. And you evil woman laid out so mano mysteries: who is this unhoused fea that inhabitated Legolas body during his ordeal, it is the same one seen by Meril, and is she really dead? And the ring, the mysterious Maia hunting the Tawarwaith? I loved every single word of them and suffered through it all. Thank you so much!

Name	Dee
Date	2012-02-18
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Your Favourite Story	Feud
Requests?	More, & more &more -u have greedy fans ;p
Message	Overjoyed to read your last 3 chapters. Wow, talk about angst. Meril is truly an orc -doubt she was ever elf-kind. And Legolas' suffering/ torture & survival is mind-numbing. Glad he finally has so many in his corner, that Thranduil is stepping up and especially happy for the love he shares with Erestor.

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