Resolved: Get rid of the elf.

[rsadelle]

I'm starting to think about just killing him off one of these days. This, however, is not that day.

Gimli looked from one to the other of them and headed for the stream to clean up.

Aragorn, blood-covered, stalked Legolas across the clearing. Legolas planted himself firmly, arms crossed over his chest, and watched Aragorn advance.

Aragorn reached him. He put his hands on Legolas' shoulders and pushed him, unresisting, back until his back was against a tree. He pressed farther, until his body was firm against Legolas'.

"And the Lady Arwen?" Legolas asked when Aragorn's lips neared his.

"The Lady Arwen," Aragorn said, nearly choking on his words, "would break should I ever do this." He kissed Legolas.

Comments

[synicism.livejournal.com]

I hereby decree that you never, ever get rid of that Elf. Because he makes you write beautiful things like this, it's good to see Aragorn loose control, and to see Legolas let him.

[rsadelle]

But I don't want to be writing about him forever.

*Sigh* Now I want him to accidentally walk through a Gate and end up at the Forest Altars and be found by Mist. You know you've got it bad when you want to cross them over.

[minette.livejournal.com]

It'd be interesting to see how Aragorn would react to Legolas's death. He'd probably become even more stoic and emotionally repressed to be able to concentrate on their quest.

[rsadelle]

No. No, no, no, no. If he's dying, he's doing it on his own and Aragorn gets no story.

[jennybunnie.livejournal.com]

[rsadelle]

Er. Thanks. Same to you.