| 'For Maglor took pity on Elros and Elrond, and he cherished them, and love grew after between them, as little might be thought...' (Silmarillion 24, p247)
This story cycle looks at the development of this father-son relationship, and its role in the end of the First Age. All characters and settings in these stories belong to the Great Professor Tolkien. These stories were not produced for profit in any way but only as a tribute to his work. |
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1. When I am Wise. At the end of the First Age, Elrond and Elros must choose between mortality and immortality.
2. Naming the Stones. In the early Second Age, Elrond and Galadriel remember the First Age, the Silmarils, and the shame of their people.
Chapter 1: Tell Me My Name
Chapter 2: Fragments from the Ruins
Chapter 3: The Test
Chapter 4: Father Maglor's Star
3. As Little Might Be Thought. Maglor and Maedhros drive away Elwing and seize her sons Elrond and Elros. What sort of family do they become?
Chapters 1&2
Chapters 3&4
Chapters 5&6
4. In the Seventh Age. The final fate of Maglor son of Feanor.
Stardust by Gwindor explores how all this looks to Elros at the end of his life.
My story Bringing Gifts is another take on the final fate of Maglor.
