#elulindo

The Family trees of the three brothers Elwë, Olwë and Elmo.

I kind of already did Thingol's tree but I added Arwen's husband and children as well as Amarië on Olwë's tree. The colorful hearts next to a lone parent connect to their cousin/spouse.

Finwë -- Nolofinwë -- Arafinwë -- Feanáro

Notes:

Earwen probably is said to have two or more brothers who were friends with Finarfin.

How Amdir And Oropher are connected to Elmo is not known but I don't think it's a stretch to think that they are related.

Like with Olwe's sons we do not know how many daughters Arwen and Aragorn had only that it was at least two.

by GoschateWabn (@goschatewabn)

Part 1 of Hustle

After their release from Mandos, the three oldest grandchildren of Finwë realize that the wars in Beleriand have changed them in more ways than expected.

Explicit, Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings

Elulindo was steady, calm, and enjoyed nothing more than tending to his coral garden. Maglor meanwhile - Maglor was flighty, and dramatic, and could never truly be described as kind.

(Caring, yes, but he had ever been too selfish for true kindness.)

Corunir vs Elulindo

Corunir:

Ranger of the North; part of Golodir's company. Waited for his trapped friends for years (Lord of the Rings Online character)

he's a ranger of the north who followed his captain to angmar despite aragorn very specifically telling them 'hey, angmar's super dangerous, Do Not'. most of his friends got stuck and/or killed by some haunted statues, and he kept trying to cross the statues to go help them (failed many times til they almost killed him) and just waited for them on the other side for years before he managed to get a message back to the rest of the rangers. love his friends So Much and will not stop following them into stupid dangerous situations

Canonically the ranger who would give the best hugs

he's loyal to a fault, staying behind (alone) in the dread-realm of Angmar just desperately hoping for word from his captain. He couldn't make it further east to where Golodir was because of a valley of powerful watching stones that killed like half of their company when they passed through them the first time. Corunir was trapped on the west side while the survivors made it east, but kept trying to pass them for years and years "until my very spirit was broken within me" as he puts it. like. dude. this poor guy! he kept throwing himself at the valley of death-statues for years and he somehow survived. he was broken by it but he did it out of that stubborn loyalty, because "I could not abandon my captain" :( he just wants his friends to be ok!!! I'm literally so normal about him. also he's somewhere on the aroace spectrum. this is canon probably dude just trust me. we love an aroace-spec king

Elulindo:

Elulindo was the son of the Teleri king Elwë, whose name was later changed to Olwë.

HE'S SILLY. he's olwe's son. he's earwen's older brother. he's one of the reasons finarfin loved alqualonde so much (love grew between finarfin and the sons of olwe!!!). no mention in published canon means you can grab him and do literally anything, the world is your oyster

Finarfin: thanks dad!

Eärwen:

Elulindo:

Elulindo: did you just call father "dad"?

Finarfin: no. no i said "bro". i said "thanks, bro"

Olwë: do you see me as a father figure, Arafinwë?

Finarfin: no

Author: Himring Title: No more laments for me Characters: Finrod Felagund and his uncle Elulindo Text type / Format: Poetry (Tanka) Rating: Teens Warnings: allusions to temporary canonical character death Summary: In Valinor, after both their returns from Mandos, Olwe's son, Elulindo, addresses his nephew Finrod, who lost a song battle against Sauron when Sauron reminded him of the First Kinslaying (in which Elulindo died), and says to him: Let us move on from those memories.

I will not carry the weight of blood-stained sea foam into a new age. Pitch laughter against long grief— let no Wolf Lord silence you!

memorial day in valinor