anghraine: photo of a black-haired woman with pearls in her hair (lothíriel)
On the one hand, there are plenty of potential reasons for Elfwinë’s name, in-story and out of it.

But on the other, Lothíriel naming her ~impure~ son ‘Elendil’ is such a power move that I refuse to accept any other interpretation.
anghraine: a painting of a woman with high cheekbones and long blonde hair under a silver circlet (éowyn)
Apparently I wrote this in 2013?

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anghraine: an armoured woman with a sword against a gold background (éowyn (pelennor))
An anon on Tumblr asked:

If you want, could you....i don't know, post a list of random little headcanons or observations of whatever fandoms you want? I love hearing your thoughts but I gather you're very busy at the moment, so this is an unsolicited suggestion.

I replied:

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anghraine: the symbol of gondor: a white tree on a black field with seven stones and a crown (gondor)
I'll probably post some May posts separately, since I swerved pretty hard back into LOTR fandom last month, but the first chunk of run-of-the-mill ones:

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anghraine: an armoured woman with a sword against a gold background (éowyn (pelennor))
I still think about all those stretches of time when Aragorn and Éomer are off at war, and back home you’ve got Faramir ruling as Steward in Minas Tirith while navigating a probably complex relationship with Arwen, and there’s Éowyn running/defending Ithilien (what’s her relationship with Beregond? Legolas?), and meanwhile there’s Lothíriel in Rohan doing ????? and …

Well, if I had the time or energy (or discipline), it’d be a kind of perfect ground for epistolary headcanon fic.

(Look, Éowyn, Marchwarden of Ithilien, is very important to me. And the Faramir-Arwen relationship gradually evolving from cautious mutual respect to the springless autumn BROTP. And Lothíriel the young foreign queen of a fiercely independent people. And how they all interrelate with each other and the new age they're part of! /sigh)
anghraine: vader extending his lightsaber; text: and now for the airing of grievances! (distressing damsel)
Okay, maybe not quite afternoon. Anyway.

Oh! There was an interesting essay on Slave Leia here. I pretty much agree on the in-story level, and completely disagree on the meta-level; I think it's gratuitous fanservice, its use of valuable screentime shortchanges other plotlines (most notably the Vader-Luke one which is kind of the main point), the blatant male gaze-iness makes it uncomfortable for me to even watch, and Carrie Fisher's forced weight loss makes it still worse. And ... well, I won't bother recapping, since I covered all my feelings on it in this essay. So I do think Fangirl gave the men who came up with that sequence way too much credit.

Back to meming!

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anghraine: vader extending his lightsaber; text: and now for the airing of grievances! (Default)
I was digging up Emyn Arnen files, and stumbled across a (very short) story I wrote ages ago, and never posted anywhere else:

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