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JenFramp · 12-07-2002, 01:58 PM

How Elven was Eldarion?

In the line of ancestors, the only true Half-elf was Earendil, but the sons of Earendil were claimed to be exactly half-elvish half-man, but if elwing was completely elvish thentheir children would have been 75% elvish and 25% man. This would make Arwen 87.5% elvish and make Eldarion 62.5% man. But if we are taking that Elrond was Completely elvish(even though his name begs to differ) in that he chose to be elf, it would make Arwen completely elvish(mother Celebrian) and make Eldarion and a True Half-Elf, Half-Man.
As it says in an extract for Appendix A, aragorn says that he himself is the last of the Numenorians, so what does that make Eldarion?

And also in that extract (but earlier said) Arwen is the son of Elrond, Elros was Elronds brother, Aragorn is descended from Elros, what does this make Aragorn to Arwen? Is Arwen Aragorns’ Great, Great, Great, Great, Great, Great(few more Greats) Grand-Aunt a few times removed? Hahaha! have fun replying [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]

12-07-2002, 01:58 PM	#1
JenFramp Haunting Spirit Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Zionsville Posts: 90	Eldarion How Elven was Eldarion? In the line of ancestors, the only true Half-elf was Earendil, but the sons of Earendil were claimed to be exactly half-elvish half-man, but if elwing was completely elvish thentheir children would have been 75% elvish and 25% man. This would make Arwen 87.5% elvish and make Eldarion 62.5% man. But if we are taking that Elrond was Completely elvish(even though his name begs to differ) in that he chose to be elf, it would make Arwen completely elvish(mother Celebrian) and make Eldarion and a True Half-Elf, Half-Man. As it says in an extract for Appendix A, aragorn says that he himself is the last of the Numenorians, so what does that make Eldarion? And also in that extract (but earlier said) Arwen is the son of Elrond, Elros was Elronds brother, Aragorn is descended from Elros, what does this make Aragorn to Arwen? Is Arwen Aragorns’ Great, Great, Great, Great, Great, Great(few more Greats) Grand-Aunt a few times removed? Hahaha! have fun replying [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img] __________________ And seeing a picture of Jesus he cried out,"Momma, he's got some scars just like me." And he knew it was love, It was one he could understand He was showing his love, And that's how he hurt his hands.