Even in the Darkest Moment

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Title: Even in the Darkest Moment
Author: periantari
Characters: Faramir
Work: Lord of the Rings
Prompt: Inner Sanctum

Rating: G

Summary: Burying grief takes some slight hope and much courage. (Double drabble)

His father closed himself off and Faramir felt himself do the same and resort to his private thoughts when he could desensitize himself from reality. How else could he move on and lead his men in this time of uncertainty, challenge, and stress?

He imagined better days of Gondor at peace, where he could relish in the books of Numenorian poetry and history he loved. And perhaps spend some time in the gardens where he loved to plant.  One day, his sword would not be used to kill, rather hung up as a memorial to show his sons and daughters they went through a darker time and now was time of peace to remember the fallen, to remember Gondor in its glory. He would tell them, “Remember Gondor in its might, and the King had returned to deliver our peace.”

But now, he had to face the enemy. Stop your daydreaming. He took a deep breath, and continued to lead, delegate and charge the Enemy.

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[adafrog.livejournal.com]

Very good.

[periantari.livejournal.com]

Thank you!!:)

[telperion-15.livejournal.com]

Very nice look at Faramir :)

[periantari.livejournal.com]

Thanks so much! I had another version but i think this one captures more though it's a double drabble. :)

[fredbassett]

Fantastic haracter study of Faramir! A scholar forced to be a warrior.

[periantari.livejournal.com]

yes, i think there is so much to write on this topic! Esp. since Tolkien found himself the most similar to Faramir.