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King's Writer
Join Date: Jul 2002
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I have posted the first draft for the Narn text in the privat forum. The public version of it will still take some time.
Respectfully Findegil |
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Animated Skeleton
Join Date: Nov 2003
Posts: 26
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Findegil,
I did long time ago, during the Tuor project time a complet draft for the narn. Please PM me. Regards Antoine (coming back from Mandos Caves) |
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Late Istar
Join Date: Mar 2001
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Good to see you, Antoine.
Findegil wrote: Quote:
Maedhros wrote: Quote:
I have looked briefly at the Narn material that Findegil posted and it does look to me like the long extracts in verse might work. I will write up some comments on the specific changes when I get a chance. |
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Seeker of the Straight Path
Join Date: Jul 2000
Location: a hidden fastness in Big Valley nor cal
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Greetings to all [esp Antoine and Pio],
I have never spent anytime considering the Narn issue, so I will pass over it. The Lay however I would like to cast a couple of things into the hat. I would first off suggest a parallel text for the Beren & Luthien Chapter, as far as possible. Leaving space in either column when there is no parallel material. This preserves both sources and allows the reader to move back and forth w/ out missing either. Examples of this can be found most readily in 'parallel gospels' and such. I imagine also one sees this in collegiate circles for many ancient texts w/ many variants. Anyway I feel it is far and above the best way. Option 2 in my world of preferences is 'C' add in material as it fits and seems not to distract from the flow of the story. CJRT did it brilliantly w/ the finrod vs. sauron scene. - as always these days, good luck!
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King's Writer
Join Date: Jul 2002
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Posted by lindil:
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Anyway, the Lay of Leithian and Of Beren and Lúthein is not the kind of sources that strice my as being very much appart. We have as jet in this project combined "silently" sources that were much more contradicting each other in deatil and in essential features of the story (like The Wanderings of Húrin and The Nauglafring). Posted by lindil: Quote:
Respectfully Findegil |
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Seeker of the Straight Path
Join Date: Jul 2000
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Fin. in regards to your bafflement re: my opinion on the Narn. What I meant was that I had never considered it in any serious detail. That it needed to happen and that it would involve the grey annals, 77/99 and UT's Narn was a given. Just never pondered the details. Indeed it was however the first set of texts I conflated by switching back to the 77/99 when the UT Narn left gaps.
As for the parallel idea - It would make sense for a working basis IF you can overcome the technical difficulties of posting 2 columns here on the downs. Perhaps if it seems desirable to all, it could be done in some other format and shared offboard.
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