Reviewer:RS Date:01/03/07
Reading this stirred so much emotion in me. I don't know what it is as I cannot describe it but boy-- it did something!
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[22] Imhiriel's Drabbles by:Imhiriel
Reviewer:Gwidhiel Date:01/16/07
Hello Imhiriel!
It's been a while since I've perused your drabbles -- you've been busy!
My favorite is Coda, because I love catching glimpses of Maglor in the ages after Tolkien ceased to report on his activities or whereabouts.
And I also really loved, "Last Homely Home." With Arwen away from Imladris during Aragorn's childhood, you're right to point out the lack of feminine touch. Very sweet.
Cheers,
Rebecca
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[23] Imhiriel's Drabbles by:Imhiriel
Reviewer:Denise Date:02/05/07
I really enjoyed "Last Homely House." What a marvelous reminder that Gilraen was as unique a member of Elrond's household as Estel was, and surely would have had an impact despite the relatively short time that she was there. I loved the thought that the twins would come to see her as somewhat of a mother to them, also.
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[24] Imhiriel's Drabbles by:Imhiriel
Reviewer:Denise Date:04/01/07
The Third Eagle: It's already been said, but I too am going to be thinking of this every time I read that passage in RotK. It makes so much sense that Gandalf would hope for three to be rescued. This was very moving, full of joy and hope and grief all at once, and the best of gapfillers: one that changes my interpretation of a canon scene imminently for the better!
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[25] Imhiriel's Drabbles by:Imhiriel
Reviewer:Denise Date:05/06/07
To Establish Ties (42): I loved the parallel that you drew with The Little Prince - that is exactly what happens here! The taming of Elrond... This is a wonderful presentation of the beginning of a very long and beautiful friendship.
Swan Song (43): Just marvelous; I thought it was so quietly sad and strong at the same time. Your descriptions made the whole ambiance and appearance of the scene come alive; I especially loved the essence of the Sea. Very perceptive combination, too, of the Prince's death with the events concerning the Orcs; and very painful that his family's foresight (or just that weird prescient feeling that many people get) gave him the knowledge of his death, which he faced bravely nonetheless. A simply lovely drabble.
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[26] Imhiriel's Drabbles by:Imhiriel
Reviewer:Dwim Date:05/11/07
Ah, I love the dryad as clining to roots and slinking around in the woods, fighting the corruption of Mordor when most everything and everyone else has fled. And then along comes Faramir to help her in her task, though perhaps he doesn't realize he has such a companion!
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[27] Imhiriel's Drabbles by:Imhiriel
Reviewer:RS Date:06/03/07
I double that dreamy sigh. Very entertaining!
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[28] Imhiriel's Drabbles by:Imhiriel
Reviewer:Aislynn Crowdaughter Date:06/17/07
Hi, Imrihel! What a perfect drabble, and a wonderful conclusion! Like it a lot! -- Aislynn
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[29] Imhiriel's Drabbles by:Imhiriel
Reviewer:Aislynn Crowdaughter Date:06/17/07
Oh, dear! Very black humor! But I doubt that Aragorn, of all people, would make such a critical mistake... --Aislynn
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[30] Imhiriel's Drabbles by:Imhiriel
Reviewer:Aislynn Crowdaughter Date:06/17/07
Hi! I like that one very much. That special nickname would make Aragorn laugh, I deem - especially regarding the thought what Gandalf would look like once he told him about it. :)
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