#dirhael

He has a bit of a difficult relationship with food since his whole childhood before meeting Tal he didn't really know that it can be warm and without mold. So he's not super worried about peals and such😌😌😌

BOI IS UNDERESTIMATED‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️

It seems to me that Monolith Productions should have devoted more time to the life of this family. For example, training in the game, start with some kind of patrol, Talion, territories around the gate. Show us how they live. To make us live with them for a few days, to make us love them. That would have made Talion's grief resonate more vividly in us. I know how the game was created, what difficulties and fears the developers faced. Therefore, I understand why the game immediately throws us into the thick of events. But still, I can't deny that the players' lack of affection for Talion's family spoils the empathy for the main character a little. Empathy, of course, is inherent in all adequate people, but there is a difference between detached empathy and grief, which we take to heart. Revenge is, in fact, not an easy topic. I just think the creativity of the fandom quite vividly reflects that people are not particularly imbued with the feelings of the main character. And speaking for myself, well, I can be called sentimental, so it was hard for me to watch some of the scenes. Even the scenes of Celebrimbor's family, no matter how much I disliked this elf, I looked at the screen through tears.

Talion, panicking: ISILDUR??? AND MY SON??????

          Eithiar was the younger child of Arathorn I, and the sibling of Argonui. They often accompanied their brother on his orc hunts and were well-renowned for their deadly skill with a spear. Their husband was Farion, a cobbler who took the primary responsibility for caring for their only son, Dírhael.           While still young, Dírhael sought the hand of his beloved, Ivorwen the daughter of Gilbarad. Though Ivorwen loved him in return, Gilbarad refused to allow her to wed until Dírhael proved his worth. At last, after a year-long hunt, Dírhael brought down a mighty elk and presented it to his beloved, winning the approval of her father.           When it came time for Dírhael’s own daughter Gilraen to marry, he found himself understanding Gilbarad’s motivations in a way he had not before. His foresight cautioned him that Gilraen’s marriage to the much older Arathorn II, heir to Chieftain Arador, would end too soon. But Ivorwen his wife also had foresight, and argued that this was exactly why they should allow Gilraen to wed Arathorn, so that new hope might be born in the little time they would have together.           Eventually Dírhael was persuaded, and witnessed the joyous union of his daughter and his future Chieftain, though neither he nor Ivorwen warned Gilraen of the heavy doom upon her family.

T: I'd like to see your wrinkly ass try

modern lithariel: -teaches zumba and yoga at talion's gym -instagram bio is "nevertheless, she persisted" -always posts xtremely high quality pics of her granola and fruit breakfasts that she edits -with the caption "thank you mother earth 🌏 🙏🏽🙏🏽👏🏼☀️ -besides torvin, talions best friend -her mom, marwen, has been in the nursing home with alzheimer's and she goes to  see her everyday   -talion comes once a week and makes up stories to tell her -is actually ioreth's best friend and they go on smoothie dates in all lululemon clothes -minor flirty crush on talion -ioreth has always wanted to ask talion for a threesome with her but doesn't know how he'll take it

Art Collaboration by me and @die-herzlos-engel​ :D (base sketch by her, additional linework by me, possibly to be colored later) “Shadow of Mordor: Junior Edition” Dirhael (Talion’s son) and Anarien (herzlos OC, adoptive daughter of Celebrimbor from her fic - archiveofourown.org/works/13759743 ) meet for the first time at the Black Gate in a hypothetical timeline after the fic and before the game events take place. Dirhael: “Holy shit it’s an elf. Act cool” Anarien: “You look familiar, I may have banged - I mean - I know your dad.”