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Dec. 22nd, 2016 06:55 pmOriginally posted here on Tumblr.
This character is a mysterious, quasi-mythological king who is remembered by his people for many years after his disappearance. He is brilliant to an unprecedented level, and is responsible for some of the most remarkable innovations his people have ever produced, which continue to be of central importance to them long after he’s gone. Amongst his inventions is a new system of writing. He’s dark-haired, pale, and handsome, and looks young even though he’s actually hundreds of years old. He is extremely arrogant, and it’s entirely justified. His motives are often complex and/or inscrutable, and he confides in a very few other people, if any. He is a controversial topic for those who remember him, who collectively can’t decide whether to love him or hate him.
John Uskglass, or Fëanor?
Tags: i ship it
This character is a mysterious, quasi-mythological king who is remembered by his people for many years after his disappearance. He is brilliant to an unprecedented level, and is responsible for some of the most remarkable innovations his people have ever produced, which continue to be of central importance to them long after he’s gone. Amongst his inventions is a new system of writing. He’s dark-haired, pale, and handsome, and looks young even though he’s actually hundreds of years old. He is extremely arrogant, and it’s entirely justified. His motives are often complex and/or inscrutable, and he confides in a very few other people, if any. He is a controversial topic for those who remember him, who collectively can’t decide whether to love him or hate him.
John Uskglass, or Fëanor?
Tags: i ship it
