Aire-Tari

Pfffft. Please enjoy! -Varda ♥ If you use the Chrome extension "InteractiveFics" you will be able to change all of the (Y/N)s to a name of your choosing! I highly recommend this! Chapter 2 : I see you    You and Bruce had spent some time cleaning up the mess that Tony kindly left behind. It wasn't once, but twice, that you two had accidentally broken more glass by knocking things off of the tabletops; one of which was a small phial of an iridescent metallic liquid. The substance that spilled over the floor was extraordinarily slippery, and made grasping virtually anything a challenge. At one point you had gotten Bruce to agree on

What a lovely photo I found! I never thought I'd ever write such a thing. But there's no better mischief-maker for my first fan-fiction on DA! This is not an AU. ;) Please enjoy! -Varda ♥ If you use the Chrome extension "InteractiveFics" you will be able to change all of the (Y/N)s to a name of your choosing! I highly recommend this! However, if you don't have Chrome/don't want the extension you can read the interactive version of the story here: http://aire-tari.tumblr.com/post/151650474379/devils-advocate-pt1 Chapter 1 : Well, Hello    "AAAAAAAAAAH!"    A loud yell had awoken you from your short, but peaceful, nap after a l

 See my original post here: http://aire-tari.tumblr.com/post/151463213524/oropher-thranduil-legolas-possible-birth-years Correct me if I’m wrong with any of the canon info please. Just trying to get an understanding of it without having read Silm yet. (need to finish my current book first ;;; ) I was looking through a bunch of information regarding the Three Kindreds (Vanyar, Noldor, and Teleri, right?) I was also trying to make some sense of the speculated times of birth for Thranduil and his father Oropher. Which, for Thranduil is said to be sometime in the First or Second Age, and Oropher in the First Age or Years of The Trees. (Pu

Disclaimer!! I don't own Middle-Earth or any portion of it. This is merely an analysis of the languages created and a speculated translation of the given name in turn. Sindarin Name translation Name: Peyton/Payton (Note: Different from Paton/Patten/etc.) Translation:Aredhelon/Arnedhelon  (masculine) Gwendarith,Gwendarel/il  (feminine) Arnedhel/Aredhel (Neutral) The name Peyton was originally an English surname and in both English and Scottish is said to mean "royal" or "regal". The name is also thought to be derived from the obsolete Anglo-Saxon personal name Pægan and the Old English town "Pœga's town". Arnen[6]n.: The Sindarin

Disclaimer!! I don't own Middle-Earth or any portion of it. This is merely an analysis of the languages created and a speculated translation of the given name in turn. Sindarin Name translation Name: Magen (Note: Different from Megan/Meghan/etc.) Translation: Thandril or Thandor Thandwen Please note that by the general way in which names are made by the elves, Thandril and Thandor are generally seen as a partial names. When an elf has a name that includes a noun ('Thand' in this case), the second half of the name tells how they are like the said thing(sometimes obscurely). i.e. Legolas' name roughly translates to "Green-Leaf". This is par