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Oh, I've watched this in Netflix, and I was astounded and overwhelmed by Richard's great actings! It was incredible!! And I was just jumping like a child, when I saw our familiar face, Thorin!!
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First Snow Day (Thranduil x Reader)
Summary: Modern!Reader in Middle-Earth sees snow for the first time in their life.
Tags:Fluff
Word count:890
A/N: I really missed writing for Thranduil and I wanted to do something about it. I never saw snow in my life (only on the TV and pics) and I seeing snow is definitely one of my dreams. So I wondered how would be my reaction seeing snow for the first time but in Middle-Earth. I wrote this now, so, sorry for any mistakes.
The first ray of sunshine illuminated your chambers. You woke up with the clarity and the first thing you saw was a peaceful Thranduil sleeping by your side.
You yawned and stretched your arms, stopping for a while and staring an empty wall. You shivered with the cold wind of the winter entering your room and glared at the window, getting up to open the soft curtains completely.
You walked soundlessly, not to wake up your husband. If there was one thing you loved about this place was definitely the view in the morning. You missed your old life, but nothing could be compared with the beauty and peace of this place.
You grabbed the curtain and opened slowly, so your eyes wouldn't hurt much with the glow of the Sun. When you were finally able to look outside, you gave a squeak of surprise. Your hands made their way to cover your mouth and your eyes opened wide. You couldn't believe what you were seeing.
Snow.
It was snowing. Right in front of you. There was snow falling from the sky and snow on the ground.
You opened a big smile, and this was the only reaction you could have at this point, still not believing what was happening. You always remembered wanting to see snow back in your world, seeing all those movie scenes and photos of snow. It was your dream to see it one day. And this day arrived.
You finally decided to react to the fantastic scene in front of you. You ran back to the bed, jumping on it and waking Thranduil up.
"Meleth, meleth wake up!" But you got no reaction. You shook him and pulled out the blankets, and he was slowly waking up.
"WAKE UP!" You yelled and when he finally opened his eyes he saw a cheerful Y/N on top of him smiling like never before.
"Y/N?! What happened?" You grabbed his hands, prompting him to get up and he did. He was very slow do you pulled him out of bed the way you could and ran with him to the window.
"LOOK!" You said, pointing the landscape in front of you. Thranduil raised an eyebrow and smirked, amused by your reaction. In all these months you've been in Middle-Earth you've never been so happy.
"Look at what, meleth nin?" He asked, tightening his hand on yours.
"What do you mean what? It's snowing, Thranduil! It's snowing!" He chuckled and pulled you for a hug, which you gave him back but still staring outside.
"Ahhh, can we go there? Please? Pretty please?" You said with your voice loud. Thranduil gave you a thinking look and stood silent for a moment.
"I don't know..." He grabbed his chin with his free hand.
"Please with gummy bears? The gold ones? Even if I don't have them anymore..." you whispered the last phrase, and he laughed at your comment. He scooped you up, hugging you tightly and you kept looking outside.
"We can go if you give me a kiss, you know I think I-" He couldn't finish the phrase, for basically in one second your lips met his for a sloppy kiss and he gladly kissed you back.
When you broke the kiss, your smile was even bigger and now you looked directly at him, with puppy eyes ready to ask again. But you didn’t have to.
"We can go outside. But dress yourself with something warm, I don't want you freezing in the snow." You jumped from his hold, straight ahead to your wardrobe and grabbed all the winter clothes you had. You looked like a child but you didn’t care, all you wanted to do was to go out.
When you both were finally ready, you left arriving at the door after a few seconds. You stared one more time and stepped outside, taking a bit of the snow on your hands, and you smiled again, your eyes widened showing your excitement. It was then when something hit you.
A snowball.
You looked at the direction that it came and you saw Thranduil laughing at you.
You wasted no time and made a snowball, throwing it at him. He furrowed and you burst out laughing.
You both passed the day outside, not caring about anything. Just throwing snowballs at each other and you tried to make a snow-elf but you discovered that you could not make the ears, so you simple placed sticks on its head to tell it was Thranduil.
At the end of the day you went back to your chambers; you shivering in cold but Thranduil looked completely normal. You sneezed and coughed. Then you remembered you were a human and could get sick, differently from Thranduil.
"Meleth, I think we spent too much time outside..." you could feel the worry on his voice, but you gave a soft laugh.
"No, we didn't. Don't worry I'll be fine! This was the best day of my life, Thranduil." You said cheerfully. You ate a warm soup and went to bed. Thranduil cuddling with you and placing small kisses on your head.
Your eyes started to feel heavy, and you were tired. Thranduil placed you back on your side and covered you with the blankets. The last thing you felt was a soft kiss on your lips and a goodnight whispered on your ear.
On that night you had good dreams, memories of all happy moments you had on that day. You couldn't be happier.
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I do not know how my break will ends, nor how will the lengths be... but I've not abandoned it!
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Go shout to her!👍
Daily Creative Writing Prompts
These are prompts I will be writing on which I got from this website link to improve my writing skills. In the first 45 prompts, I'll write short stories, poems, dialogue-based scenes, brief memoirs or personal essays(not going to be personal) and reflect on topics through the lens of an object. Then in the remaining 15 prompts, I'll choose my own genre to write on. When I post one, I will mark it as done although I may or may not write everyday but I'll try :). Can't believe I'm doing this
So, let the challenge begin!
Prompt List:
1. Write a short story about what happens when your town digs up a time capsule from 1950.✔️
2. Write a short story about an outcast teenage boy who one day suddenly discovers he can fly.✔️
3. Write a short story about a group of friends who are reunited under unusual circumstances after many years apart.
4. Write a short story about a mystical mirror that shows viewers something surprising—and different—each time someone looks inside.
5. Write a short story about a young girl who struggles to keep her grades up amidst trouble at home.
6. Write a short story about a famous historical figure—from the perspective of him or her in the days leading up to the most significant thing he or she is known for.
7. Write a short story about a woman who has the power to communicate with and understand animals.
8. Write a short story about a group of explorers who find what they were looking for—only to discover that they never should have searched for it to begin with.
9. Write a short story about a news photographer who learns a shocking truth one day while editing images.
10. Write a short story about a man who returns to his hometown after 10 years away—only to discover things are all still the same.
11. Write a short story about two strangers who cross paths every day but never meet.
12. Write a short story about a family reunion that takes place on a two-week cruise.
13. Write a short story about a college student who must make the toughest decision of his or her life.
14. Write a short story about a farmer who spends a year growing an unusual crop.
15. Write a short story about a friendly road trip that reveals an unexpected secret.
16. Write a poem about your body.
17. Write a poem about your worst quality.
18. Write a poem about someone you love.
19. Write a poem about the solar system.
20. Write a poem about language and the power of words.
21. Write a poem about the best dessert you ever had.
22. Write a poem about the feeling of a wish come true.
23. Write a poem about dinosaurs.
24. Write a poem that imagines what you would do if you were invisible.
25. Write a poem about power.
26. Write a poem about a childhood memory.
27. Write a poem about someone who isn’t sure where they’re going.
28. Write a poem about your first crush.
29. Write a poem about a tactile experience.
30. Write a poem about your favorite type of music.
31. Write a short, dialogue-based scene between two people who are both hiding something from each other.
32. Write a short, dialogue-based scene between a young child and his or her grandfather.
33. Write a short, dialogue-based scene between 2-4 characters who aren’t really listening to one another.
34. Write a short, dialogue-based scene between two friends who have just been through an exhilarating experience.
35. Write a short, dialogue-based scene between a pair of strangers who are waiting to be rescued after getting trapped on an elevator together.
36. Write a brief memoir or personal essay about an experience in a brand new location.
37. Write a brief memoir or personal essay about a time when you felt like you belonged somewhere.
38. Write a brief memoir or personal essay about a great memory with your favorite family member.
39. Write a brief memoir or personal essay about a formative moment you had at school.
40. Write a brief memoir or personal essay about something that always makes you laugh.
41. Reflect on sadness through the lens of an object.
42. Reflect on a relationship in your life through the lens of an object.
43. Reflect on growing up through the lens of an object.
44. Reflect on karma through the lens of an object.
45. Reflect on a mystery through the lens of an object.
46. Choose your own genre and write about your favorite place in the world.
47. Choose your own genre and write about nature.
48. Choose your own genre and write about the future.
49. Choose your own genre and write about a special family tradition.
50. Choose your own genre and write about your favorite book.
51. Choose your own genre and write about the most interesting thing you ever saw.
52. Choose your own genre and write about what you would do if you could travel through time.
53. Choose your own genre and write about learning.
54. Choose your own genre and write about how two people can be wildly different and totally alike at the same time.
55. Choose your own genre and write about the first day of a new season.
56. Choose your own genre and write about your parents.
57. Choose your own genre and write about a celebration.
58. Choose your own genre and write about water.
59. Choose your own genre and write about an important truth.
60. Choose your own genre and write about something you don’t understand.
PS: Some of the prompts will be on The Silmarillion or anything Tolkien so if you would like to be tagged in The Tolkien ones, non Tolkien ones or both please do DM me!
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Daily Creative Writing Prompts
These are prompts I will be writing on which I got from this website link to improve my writing skills. In the first 45 prompts, I'll write short stories, poems, dialogue-based scenes, brief memoirs or personal essays(not going to be personal) and reflect on topics through the lens of an object. Then in the remaining 15 prompts, I'll choose my own genre to write on. When I post one, I will mark it as done although I may or may not write everyday but I'll try :). Can't believe I'm doing this
So, let the challenge begin!
Prompt List:
1. Write a short story about what happens when your town digs up a time capsule from 1950.✔️
2. Write a short story about an outcast teenage boy who one day suddenly discovers he can fly.✔️
3. Write a short story about a group of friends who are reunited under unusual circumstances after many years apart.
4. Write a short story about a mystical mirror that shows viewers something surprising—and different—each time someone looks inside.
5. Write a short story about a young girl who struggles to keep her grades up amidst trouble at home.
6. Write a short story about a famous historical figure—from the perspective of him or her in the days leading up to the most significant thing he or she is known for.
7. Write a short story about a woman who has the power to communicate with and understand animals.
8. Write a short story about a group of explorers who find what they were looking for—only to discover that they never should have searched for it to begin with.
9. Write a short story about a news photographer who learns a shocking truth one day while editing images.
10. Write a short story about a man who returns to his hometown after 10 years away—only to discover things are all still the same.
11. Write a short story about two strangers who cross paths every day but never meet.
12. Write a short story about a family reunion that takes place on a two-week cruise.
13. Write a short story about a college student who must make the toughest decision of his or her life.
14. Write a short story about a farmer who spends a year growing an unusual crop.
15. Write a short story about a friendly road trip that reveals an unexpected secret.
16. Write a poem about your body.
17. Write a poem about your worst quality.
18. Write a poem about someone you love.
19. Write a poem about the solar system.
20. Write a poem about language and the power of words.
21. Write a poem about the best dessert you ever had.
22. Write a poem about the feeling of a wish come true.
23. Write a poem about dinosaurs.
24. Write a poem that imagines what you would do if you were invisible.
25. Write a poem about power.
26. Write a poem about a childhood memory.
27. Write a poem about someone who isn’t sure where they’re going.
28. Write a poem about your first crush.
29. Write a poem about a tactile experience.
30. Write a poem about your favorite type of music.
31. Write a short, dialogue-based scene between two people who are both hiding something from each other.
32. Write a short, dialogue-based scene between a young child and his or her grandfather.
33. Write a short, dialogue-based scene between 2-4 characters who aren’t really listening to one another.
34. Write a short, dialogue-based scene between two friends who have just been through an exhilarating experience.
35. Write a short, dialogue-based scene between a pair of strangers who are waiting to be rescued after getting trapped on an elevator together.
36. Write a brief memoir or personal essay about an experience in a brand new location.
37. Write a brief memoir or personal essay about a time when you felt like you belonged somewhere.
38. Write a brief memoir or personal essay about a great memory with your favorite family member.
39. Write a brief memoir or personal essay about a formative moment you had at school.
40. Write a brief memoir or personal essay about something that always makes you laugh.
41. Reflect on sadness through the lens of an object.
42. Reflect on a relationship in your life through the lens of an object.
43. Reflect on growing up through the lens of an object.
44. Reflect on karma through the lens of an object.
45. Reflect on a mystery through the lens of an object.
46. Choose your own genre and write about your favorite place in the world.
47. Choose your own genre and write about nature.
48. Choose your own genre and write about the future.
49. Choose your own genre and write about a special family tradition.
50. Choose your own genre and write about your favorite book.
51. Choose your own genre and write about the most interesting thing you ever saw.
52. Choose your own genre and write about what you would do if you could travel through time.
53. Choose your own genre and write about learning.
54. Choose your own genre and write about how two people can be wildly different and totally alike at the same time.
55. Choose your own genre and write about the first day of a new season.
56. Choose your own genre and write about your parents.
57. Choose your own genre and write about a celebration.
58. Choose your own genre and write about water.
59. Choose your own genre and write about an important truth.
60. Choose your own genre and write about something you don’t understand.
PS: Some of the prompts will be on The Silmarillion or anything Tolkien so if you would like to be tagged in The Tolkien ones, non Tolkien ones or both please do DM me!
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OH. MY. GOD.
Hello, guys! I'm back!!! Yeahhh!! (cheers*)
I've been out from my domains of imaginations and my world, and during that time, sticking into my works happily. And I came back tumblr for some reason, and what? 180 followers?! This is insane! Wow!! I don't know what to say, 'cause this is so grateful for me, thanks to you guys♥️
Sending for deep loves to you all!
P.S. Oh and by the way.. I'll write again, till my life settles once again, well.. if you do want to see it more, then... you could find me as same name as Lovemusic26always, in Wattpad and Fanfiction.net!
Hope you would guys all be in peacefully.
Love, Cath
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Man ammen toltha i dann hen morn
Si dannatha nauva
Melmemma nóren sina
Núr ala ëuro núr
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Who brings to us this token of Doom
Shall now fall
Our love for this land
Is deeper than the deeps of the sea
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I Will Watch Over You [Aragorn X Reader]
A.N: so I actually busted this one out pretty fast I am surprised at myself???
Request: @sokkasdarling — HEY LOVE can i pls request smth for aragorn? simping for this boy recently. with the prompts “i’ll keep you warm” and/or “i’ve got you” thanks in advance! i hope ur having a wonderful day<3
Pairing: Aragorn X Reader
Summary: Aragorn and (Y/N) are traveling through the Mountains and things happen.
Word Count: 1,283
Warnings: violence, ugly golbin imagery, graphic-ish wounds, fluff
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In simplest terms, being a Ranger of the North could be hard. In less simple terms, it’s the down pour of cold rain that drenches you to the bone, it’s the freezing hail that burns at your skin, and it’s the wicked winds that force your body backwards. All of these struggles, all of this pain—is it really worth killing a couple vile beasts born of darkness?
Yes. Yes, it is.
Therefore, when Strider, as annoying as he was, requested that (Y/N) come with him to examine the rising numbers of goblins throughout the Misty Mountain’s she obliged.
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Hi! Do you have any tips on making the scene emotional, I want to be able to move and touch my readers with my writing but it's really hard when I don't understand emotions and feeling and I'm usually a thinker but I really want to make my my reader feel sadness and grief with my character. So any tips for that? Or do I have to keep practicing? Hope you have a nice day! Thank you! Your blog helps me alot!
Hi :)
I’m a very empathetic person. I can get kinda cold if the emotions involve myself, but if it’s about other people or fictional characters, I soak those emotions up like a sponge. I can get really into all the emotional aspects of writing, so I’m not sure how to do it if you don’t understand the emotions that well, because it comes so natural to me. I will try to give a general overview of how to write emotional scenes, but if someone else can give some other advice, it’s greatly appreciated!
How to write emotional scenes
Focus on showing, not telling:
don’t just say the character is afraid or panicking
write the actions that would let an onlooker know
hands trembling, pulse and breathing picking up, frantic eye movement,...
if you describe it well enough, the reader will feel those things too
Dialogue:
of course, dialogue is still important
but I would keep it shorter than in other scenes
don’t make it too emotional or it can appear sappy
exception: motivational speeches
think about the difference between showing and telling
are the characters trying to conceal how they really fell by saying something else?
Make the reader relate:
relating to a character makes the reader much more empathetic to them and it creates emotions in them
so try to get the reader to sympathize with your character by showing their journey and their goals
but if you want to have a rival in that scene, do the exact opposite
make the reader unsympathetic to that character to make them feel anger towards them or satisfaction if they get defeated
Heavy scenes:
there is a difference between an emotional scene and a truly traumatic experience
you don’t want the reader to feel the full range of human trauma
if the reader is getting too emotional, it could keep them wanting to continue reading
so in extremely emotional scenes try to show the overall picture
don’t go into specific feelings, but try to show how this affects your character as a whole
you can even try to make the scene feel more distant, almost numb and devoid of deep emotions if the reader already knows how traumatic this would be for the character
sometimes this could affect them even better than showing all the emotions because they can create their own emotions
always remember: you want to pull at your reader’s heartstrings - not break anything
Hope you have a nice day as well and good luck with your writing!
- Jana
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"In a great cave some miles within the edge of Mirkwood on its Eastern side there lived at this time their greatest king. Before his huge doors of stone a river ran out of the heights of the forest and flowed on and out into the marshes at the feet of the high wooded lands. This great cave, from which countless smaller ones opened out on every side, wound far underground and had many passages and wide halls; but it was lighter and more wholesome than any goblin-dwelling, and neither so deep nor so dangerous. In fact the subjects of the king mostly lived and hunted in the open woods, and had houses or huts on the ground and in the branches. The beeches were their favourite trees. The king’s cave was his palace, and the strong place of his treasure, and the fortress of his people against their enemies."
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TO EVERYONE SAYING THEY'RE INSECURE ABOUT THEIR WRITTING:
I've been seeing a lot of people reposting their insecure about their writting and its really sad because ik for a FACT most of you write BEAUTIFULLY. So I just wanted to send some motivation because writting is hard, and writers deserve love. You guys are literally creating ENTIRE REALITIES with your imaginations . Wether it be fan ficts, short story writers, etc., You are giving us a key into experiencing the world from a different perspective. Your craft is an escape, your craft is inspiring. Its always good to want to be better, but please appreciate the work you're doing RIGHT NOW. It may not seem like much, but your stories are so much more than just words in a page. Its the adventure we never experienced, its the worlds we never got to see. Writers please, whatever you write, I want to assure you today it IS good enough. Because you bled your thoughts into the page, because you were brave enough to create. Writting doesnt have to be perfect, for perfection is nothing but a myth, writting just needs to exist. Insecurity is normal but let me tell you today, your writting is worth it, your ideas are worth it, your work is worth it.
Writers, keep your heads high, continue to poor your soul into your words and know you never have to punish yourself for creating
Much love for all of you
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