Inspiring Faith and Creativity & Exploring the Arts through a Spiritual Lens
By Vanessa Perry (alias Elwen) Word Count: 872 Rating: G Summary: Elrond and Celebrian welcome dwarves to Rivendell, somewhat begrudgingly on Elrond's part. Damn!" Elrond glared at the comb in his hand, then doggedly wielded…
By Vanessa Parry (alias Elwen) Word Count: 2266 Rating: G Summary: In an old hobbit tradition of giving presents on one's birthday ... a present for all the Frodo Healers, from Elwen. Disclaimer. I…
By Vanessa Parry (alias: Elwen) Word Count: 670 Rated: G Summary: Frodo meets Tithen, Elrond's cat, for the first time. Frodo could not remember ever feeling so at peace and he gently scratched the neck…
By Vanessa Parry (alias Elwen) Word Count: 804 Rating: G Summary: Legolas experiences the thrill and beauty of the music orchestrated by Iluvatur. A light breeze sent clouds scudding across the night sky, seeking in…
Have you ever rooted for a character, wishing you could be there to help them in the hard times and to rejoice with them in the good times? We always give that treatment to characters…
by Vanessa Parry (alias Elwen) Word Count: 2607 Rating: G (suitable for all audiences) Summary: Merry and Pippin won't rest until they know about Frodo's condition. They had refused to leave the hallway outside Frodo’s…
~ by Anna Rajagopal “Pippin, where’s Frodo?” Merry anxiously queried, touching his cousin’s right shoulder-blade. “He was here a second ago.” “I don’t know,” Pippin responded, shrugging those previously-mentioned (and otherwise-notoriously amiable) portions of his…
This article was originally a part of my thesis which discussed Tolkien’s depiction of ingenuine friendship, along with what became the article Boromir the misunderstood hero. In this installment I focus on the relationship between…
By Vanessa Parry (alias Elwen) Word Count: 930 Rating: G (suitable for all audiences) Summary: An account of what happened soon after the Eagles saved Frodo and Sam from the erupting Mount Doom. Author's Note:…
This article was originally a part of my thesis which discussed Tolkien’s depiction of ingenuine friendship, along with what became the article Boromir the misunderstood hero. In this installment I focus on the relationship between…
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