Vassals of Deceit

I'm working on a quite large sized fanfiction that I'm debating on putting on Ao3 when I'm done. I'm curious to see if the themes are even appealing enough to share outside of just me and my wife, so here they are. Let me know what you think? • The Silmarillion has an unreliable narrator / the victor always writes history. • Mairon and Melkor were originally supposed to be the "good guys" (and are the protagonists in this fic. War ultimately pushes them to evil either way.) • The Eru Iluvatar we know is a false and usurper god, and the true One was banished to Arda by this equally powerful usurper. • Most of the Ainur are stuck in service to the false Eru, and it essentially is a cult. The Elves, Men, Dwarves, etc, are also stuck in this false rhetoric. • Melkor was originally supposed to be the leader of the Ainur, and the original Eru intended it, but Melkor's freespirited and rebellious nature was not one the false Eru could control, so he painted Melkor as this untamable evil. • It's all in Mairon's pov. • A lot of it follows the Silmarillion's main plot, but with a twist to fit the other themes. • There are two Angbabies • More fleshed out Maiar characters than we are given in the Silmarillion, including Mairon's own kin. • Oh and Mairon and Melkor are women because I really like lesbian Angbang because it reminds me of me and my wife lol. A lot of it is a social commentary and allegory on present day and historical issues, as well as portrayal of mental health disorders and topics (which I'll make a separate post on if y'all want me to), but I just choose to express it in a Silm fic because I cannot get that series out of my head.

Update on this, I'm reworking things a bit to flesh out into its own thing to ultimately publish

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Unfortunately, a lot of people's idea of feminism does not hinge on women are autonomous beings who deserve equal rights and opportunities, but instead on women are beautiful and precious objects that should be treated well which is not actually the same thing. At all.