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b2memB2MeM Prompt, Card and Number: Feanatics: Maedhros went to look for Eluréd & Elurín, Formats & Genres: Fanon subverted, Four Words: exile hands diversion perception, all O68.
Format: Drabble
Genre: Character Study
Rating: G
Warnings: Character Death (canonical)
Characters: Maedhros
Pairings: None
Creator’s Notes: The fanon subverted is that Maedhros kills Celegorm's servants when he finds out about Eluréd & Elurín.
Summary: In the end, hunting for Dior's twin sons is nothing but a diversion.
The servants of Celegorm deserve death; there's innocent blood on their hands surely as if they'd killed the children themselves.
Instead, Maedhros settles for exile, dismisses them, and goes back to walking the woods, using his Angband-honed perception to sift through lesser minds, seeking any who might have seen them. Ultimately, it's nothing but a diversion: while he's hunting, Elwing -- and the Silmaril -- get clean away.
Their bodies are in a deep crevasse. He never finds them until he finds his own fiery crevasse. "You were spared a lot, frankly," he says when he meets them at last, in death.
Format: Drabble
Genre: Character Study
Rating: G
Warnings: Character Death (canonical)
Characters: Maedhros
Pairings: None
Creator’s Notes: The fanon subverted is that Maedhros kills Celegorm's servants when he finds out about Eluréd & Elurín.
Summary: In the end, hunting for Dior's twin sons is nothing but a diversion.
The servants of Celegorm deserve death; there's innocent blood on their hands surely as if they'd killed the children themselves.
Instead, Maedhros settles for exile, dismisses them, and goes back to walking the woods, using his Angband-honed perception to sift through lesser minds, seeking any who might have seen them. Ultimately, it's nothing but a diversion: while he's hunting, Elwing -- and the Silmaril -- get clean away.
Their bodies are in a deep crevasse. He never finds them until he finds his own fiery crevasse. "You were spared a lot, frankly," he says when he meets them at last, in death.
