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@lotrladiessource ⥠LOTR LADIES WEEK DAY FOUR: WOMEN (part 2/2)

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Little Mercy
by Saelind (@saelind-edain)
Part 12 of Leaves of the DĂșnedain
Something stirs in the barrows of the DĂșnedain.
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Ivorwen
Gilraen
Ivorwen
Aragornâs grandmother and a prophetess; supported the marriage of his father and mother.
Arathorn sought in marriage Gilraen the Fair, daughter of DĂrhaelâŠTo this marriage DĂrhael was opposed; for Gilraen was young and had not reached the age at which the women of the DĂșnedain were accustomed to marry. âMoreover,â he said, âArathrn is a stern man of full age, and will be chieftain sooner than men looked for; yet my heart forebodes that he will be short-lived.â
But Ivorwen, his wife, who was also foresighted, answered: âThe more need of haste! The days are darkening before the storm, and great things are to come. If these two wed now, hope may be born for our people; but if they delay, it will not come while this age lasts.â
Gilraen
Aragornâs mother. Married Arathorn when she was 22 years old, and had Aragorn at age 24. When Arathorn was killed by orcs two years later, Gilraen went with Aragorn to Rivendell, and he was fostered by Elrond.
When Aragorn first fell in love with Arwen, she advised him against it.
She predicted her own death, saying died saying âOnen-i-Estel Edain, Ă»-chebin estel anim (I gave Hope to the DĂșnedain, I have kept no hope for myself),â in reference to Aragornâs childhood name of Estel (Hope). She died in the year 3007 of the Third Age, twelve years before the War of the Ring.
the line of elros â chieftains of the dĂșnedain â headcanon disclaimer
     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, DĂrhael.      While still young, DĂrhael 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 DĂrhael proved his worth. At last, after a year-long hunt, DĂrhael brought down a mighty elk and presented it to his beloved, winning the approval of her father.      When it came time for DĂrhaelâs own daughter Gilraen to marry, he found himself understanding Gilbaradâs motivations in a way he had not before. His foresight cautioned him that Gilraenâs 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 DĂrhael 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.
But Ivorwen, his wife, who was also foresighted, answered: "The more need of haste! The days are darkening before the storm, and great things are to come. If these two wed now, hope may be born for our people; but if they delay, it will not come while this age lasts."
Ivorwen moodboard
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Kicking off LLA with most of the Dunedain women I missed out two years ago. This is Gilraen and her female ancestors with family tree for reference.
Losseth, wife of Mendir (younger son of Arathorn I and Laeriel) and mother of Gannon the father of Dirhael. Her mother was said to have come from the East.
Eirien, wife of Gannon and mother of Dirhael. Enjoyed gardening and generally being outdoors.
Gilraen, daughter of Dirhael and Ivorwen, wife of Arathorn II and mother of Aragorn. (Included here for completeness, but more on her here.)
Ivorwen, daughter of Gilbarad, wife of Dirhael, and mother of Gilraen. Known for her foresight which was considered unusually strong for someone outside the direct chieftainâs line.
Rineth, wife of Gilbarad and mother of Ivorwen. A wise-woman, she knew much lore.
Glirwen, mother of Gilbarad. A singer of songs and teller of stories.
Random fashion notes: Losseth and Glirwen, as contemparies of Gelleth (Argonuiâs wife and a ranger) both wear the overcoat she made fashionable. Ivorwen, Rineth and Glirwen are all wearing the same inherited necklace.
To the Day's Rising
by Saelind (@saelind-edain)
Part 21 of Leaves of the DĂșnedain
A year after Sauron's fall, Aragorn returns to visit his family among the Northern DĂșnedain.
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Hour Follows Hour
by Saelind (@saelind-edain)
Part 14 of Leaves of the DĂșnedain
Aragorn has begun his great journeys as Thorongil, and the DĂșnedain must defend the North without their Chieftain. Friendships are tested, family bonds are strained, and those left behind strive to find a new meaning in hope.
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