#26c

[chiliadicorum]

I sometimes love getting in Fingon's headspace after he found out that Thorondor delivered Fingolfin's body to Turgon (however long that news took), especially when he must have believed he was on good terms with the eagle king (you know, after that whole rescue thing and all). He spent every year of their foray into beleriand by his father's side, fighting the battle with him. He must've been so torn...

What did I do wrong?

Is it because I'm a kinslayer? Maedhros and his brothers never got to have their father's body...

Do I not deserve to say goodbye...

Fingon never got to see his father again after he road off, alive or dead. I wonder if there was confusion, or anger, jealousy? Or maybe he knew the reason why and made his peace with it. Either one, no way it was easy.

[revesdautomobiles]

[diskjockeyblu]

Galaxian | 5/26/2001 | 26C or 2600 Crew ~ Photos from RaversDigest.com

Just wow, looking through these raves is so ---. Yes, that's the word for it, I mean 26C gated half a shopping center for this event, had a Pikachu bounce house, and it took place at a Bowling Alley / Arcade. Modern day is like Rave N Busters or or Bounce Factory in LA. Sadly been to neither, but an event like this would be awesome, especially with a group of ravers like this!

[chiliadicorum]

Hot take: Elrond decided to leave Rivendell because sauron's defeat meant middle-earth wide peace, which meant a huge increase in leisure traveling, which meant that his rivendell was about to become the #1 tourist destination hotspot. Discounts provided by king aragorn for those in his and arwen's service. Call of the sea's just an excuse so he can bail with dignity

[chiliadicorum]

I was thinking absently about Turgon (doesn't matter about the why) and it occurred to me that I go back and forth on him a lot. One day I really like him and the next he's pissing me off. Which is good technically - it highlights his character's depth. But does anyone else go back and forth on him? I'm doubtful I'm the only one, just curious.

[chiliadicorum]

What mythical creatures from the early lore do you still accept to be real in Tolkien's canon? My long standard rule has always been that if something from the early drafts doesn't violate the later, more grounded and confirmed canon, then I can consider it canon.

For example, mermaids. The Oarni appear only early on and don't carry much weight at all in the story, but there's nothing later on negating their existence, so for me, I'm cool with counting it as canon.

What other creatures? Boldogs are another one I consider canon. The Eagles already exist obviously, but what Morgoth did to them I count as canon too. I'm curious about others.

[diskjockeyblu]

Here are some graphics from the currently inactive SoCal Rave Crew - 26C or 2600 Crew - They are og's in the SoCal scene as the 2600 Crew has been throwing raves since the 90s and had their most recent event in 2019. They do have a website up still, so check that out! I'm unsure of their current status and whether another rave will happen, but I can only speculate that COVID impacted this rave crew too, as it did impact the party scene, not only the rave scene across the world.

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