Since I was already archive diving

Gurth am Mainthaurhoth! (Death to the Suvian horde!) by Tawaki on 2017-01-23 14:44:00 UTC Reply

1, The Daughter of Elrond > by Violet Eagle reviews
The Ring has been stolen and a daughter of Elrond is missing. Rated T for possible language.
Lord of the Rings - Rated: Fiction T - English - Chapters: 41 - Words: 82,127 - Reviews: 85 - Favs: 36 - Follows: 50 - Updated: Jul 19, 2016 - Published: Jul 1, 2014 - Status: Complete - id: 10500120

My comment: She's Arwen's sister, and joins the Fellowship to supplant Frodo's Ringbearer because she has visions that without her the Nazgûl will get him for sure. She saves Boromir at Parth Galen only to lose him at Cirith Ungol (after sticking more than a few pins in Shelob).

2. Lost in Fire > by Violet Eagle reviews
It has been months since Eleryna destroyed the Ring and brought peace to Middle Earth. But she cannot have peace until Sauron is dead, once and for all. Sequel to Daughter of Elrond.
Lord of the Rings - Rated: Fiction T - English - Legolas, Haldir, Elrohir - Chapters: 5 - Words: 9,101 - Reviews: 1 - Favs: 5 - Follows: 5 - Updated: Jan 21 - Published: Aug 23, 2016 - id: 12116807

My comment: Diediediediedie!

3. The Ringbearer's Baymax > by Sev Baggins reviews
Girl . . . doesn't fall . . . is pulled into Middle Earth by Gandalf. Too typical to be glorious, and too different to be normal. "You are here to comfort and heal him, not to fight and not to speak." "So I'm his Baymax." Frodo/OC; AU storyline, not an LotR script repeat. Please review! :)
Lord of the Rings - Rated: K+ - English - Friendship/Romance - Chapters: 10 - Words: 27,701 - Reviews: 33 - Favs: 8 - Follows: 11 - Updated: Jan 21 - Published: Nov 22, 2016 - [Frodo B., Human] Samwise G., Gollum

My comment: She's typical all right--in the sense of being a textbook Sue.

4. The Mermaid Princess > by butterfliewingz reviews
A beautiful merimad goes on a quest to find her father and to saves the world and finds her true love
Lord of the Rings - Rated: T - English - Romance/Drama - Chapters: 4 - Words: 3,712 - Reviews: 5 - Favs: 1 - Follows: 1 - Updated: Jan 20 - Published: Jan 3 - Legolas, OC

My comment: This one had better be sitting alone on its seat of stone, while munching and mumbling a bare old bone!

I recognize the first one! by eatpraylove on 2017-01-23 17:02:00 UTC Reply

We used that in a game of Fill the Plothole a while back! Unfortunately I can't link to the post I'm thinking of because post limit. -_-

Anyway, here are two Circle Legomances I saved from the last epic cleanup: https://www.quotev.com/story/4499505/Now-she-is-gone and https://www.quotev.com/story/2838998/No-Safe-Place-Legolas-Love-Story. I'll just let the summaries speak for themselves.

For Now She is Gone:
"Firieth is half elf, half dwarf and she is the daughter of an elf Erulissë from Rivendell and a dwarf Frerin from the Lonely Mountain. She has lived beneath the mountain her whole life, but after her father's death, she decides to find her mother and flees away from her dwarf past. Her life gets twisted when she meets a certain royal elf along the way and he awakens Firieth's elven side. Will she be able to find the balance between these two races, which are both a part of her life, or will she fail and forever vander lost in vain? { a Legolas love story }"

And for No Safe Place:
"Erillin is the younger sister of Arwen, Princess of Rivendale. Her father, Lord Elrond has hidden her true Identity from her and keeps her Hidden within the Elven Realm of Rivendale. She can do things that no Elf can do. When Frodo comes to Rivendale she finds her way to Venture Middle- Earth and leaves as one of his Companions. When Erillin falls in love with the Elven Prince of Mirkwood, Legolas, she trys her very best to push him away for she knows, they can never be..." (yoinked straight from the wiki)

Since I was already archive diving by Tomash on 2017-01-23 17:58:00 UTC Reply

I found a link to said "Fill the Plothole" entry, if you want it.

*grin* Thanks much! (nm) by eatpraylove on 2017-01-23 23:05:00 UTC Reply