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Shade of Carn Dûm
Join Date: May 2002
Location: stronghold of the North
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My question is inspired by one of current threads. As I was re-reading ‘The Tale of Aragorn and Arwen’ it suddenly got inside my skull.
It’s been agreed that Elrond wasn’t especially happy about Aragorn’s feelings towards his daughter. So Elrond set the task, and Aragorn left for war against Sauron. Arwen’s feelings at that point are not mentioned or considered. But then 30 years later Aragorn appeared in Lorien, when Arwen was also dwelling there. Quote:
It’s hardly just a petty wish to spite her son-in-law. Patronizing young people in love – but she doesn’t look any bit romantic herself. Well, of course she cared for M-E and might be willing to spur Aragorn in his fight for the kingdom and restoration of peace, but to use your own grand-daughter as a bait (OK, let it be ‘prize’ – that gives me creeps… So HELP me put some sanity into that scrambled brain of mine! [img]smilies/rolleyes.gif[/img]
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