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Belladonna Took has had quite the satisfactory adventure. She has at last seen the sea, just as she wished to, and so perhaps tomorrow she should return home.
Just at the moment, however, she has nothing better to do than lie in the sand and look up at the stars. Her favorite is the Evening Star; she has always loved the stories attached to it.
For a moment, it almost looks as if it is getting larger, but she shakes off this fancy with a laugh.
Except it quickly becomes increasingly obvious that this is not just an illusion. The star is getting larger - and, presumably, closer.
Belladonna pushes herself up onto her elbows and her eyes grow wide. It’s quite close now, so close that she rolls to one side and puts her arms up over her face, as if that will do anything in the face of whatever is happening.
Sand sprays up into her face. Belladonna tentatively cracks her eyes open.
There’s a pretty little piece of jewelry in the sand beside her. A white gem blazes in the center of it.
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This is perfect! What happened to Earendil, though? *bites nails*
The way I see it, one of three things had to have happened: Earendil threw it down deliberately, he let it fall accidentally, or one of the two happened while he was battling something.
I can’t think of any reason why the first would happen. He might forgive Maglor someday, but that’s a far cry from throwing the gem down to help him fulfill his Oath. Which of the second two it is really depends on whether this is a hobbit story that happens to have elves in it, or an Elf story that happens to have a hobbit in it.
So here’s my take on both, and you can pick your poison. Before writing these, I was rather inclined to the first, being rather hobbitish myself; now I’m rather fond of the second.
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OMG the SECOND ONE.
I WANT TO KNOW WHAT HAPPENS NEXTTTTT!!!!!
The second one is great - I would love to know what happens! :)
The elvish story it is! Although this bit honestly works with either.
There’s a brief bit of elvish in here that I used an online translator for. If it’s done improperly, feel free to correct me.
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Elrond is used to odd travelers turning up on his doorstep. After having a reborn Glorfindel show up, he doubts any group can surprise him again. So while he has not been expecting Belladonna Took to show up with someone who walks with the grace of an elf but keeps themselves hidden in a ragged cloak, he is not at all startled by it.
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Meanwhile, in Mandos:
Earendil didn’t consider himself to be a particularly rebellious person, current plot to defy the Valar notwithstanding. But as rebellious as he was sure tracking down Feanor and his sons in order to engineer a breakout would look if he were caught, it wasn’t defiance fueling him.
It was the far more familiar emotion of desperation.
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