#fingon
russingon :)
Some Sketch… recently
So, nobodies probably interested in me going on about how, in many ways, Fingon and Maedhros’ and Keith and Shiro’s relationship has parallels to each other?
(in other words, I rant about two if my favorite pairings, sheith and russingon)
@tzitzki created these fierce and gorgeous Maedhros and Fingon at the Dagor Aglareb - based on my Monster.
This story originated with an art piece, and it continues to be tied with visual elements.
Thank you so much m. tzi! They are so detailed and perfect. Their armor and the way you built in the war bells is amazing. Your art is incredible!
The artist currently has open commission slots - details here.
Fingon the valiant
“His valour was as a fire yet steadfast as the hills of stone; wise he was and skilled in voice and hand; troth and justice he loved and bore goodwill to all, both Elves and Men, hating Morgoth only; he sought not his own, neither power nor glory, and death was his reward.”
- Peoples of Middle Earth
A late Valentine’s Day post with some of my favorite ships! <3 <3 <3
- Young Fingon and Maedhros reuniting
- Glorfindel and Erestor’s first meeting in Gondolin
- Melkor and Mairon trying something new
- Ecthelion and Attëa (OC) exchanging tender words before the Nirnaeth Arnoediad
Fingon says two(✌2⃣ II 2) phrases all through the book. it is. concerning.
wow fuck you’re right and I don’t like this
I searched for all references of fingon through my whole silm copy and I was sure I would turn up something but no?
we only have fingon urging his father to go to middle earth with Fëanor’s host, but that’s paraphrased, not direct speech
I feel like I need to make a “main character index” based on how many times/words people speak and see what that reveals in the silm
He really need time to heal and is so tired , so full of pain .
Here Fingon and Maedhros after his rescue from Thangorodrim.
I really think Fingon’s hugs are quite messy but soft.
My new obsession now after the shiny jewels is to draw braids :))
Set immediately after Maedhros surrenders the crown of the Noldor to Fingolfin.
900 words, can be read as gen or slash. PG.
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“Kneel,” Fingolfin says, voice gentle and implacable, and Maedhros falls to his knees at once.
Fingon has seen his father like this before, with others of their household, and never thought much about it. His father is kind and patient with those who are loyal to him, it is only right they should freely come to him for comfort at need. It is nothing like the way his father was with his mother, no hint of the desires of spouses coloring it. But seeing Maedhros on his knees like this, obedient, trusting, he feels the sharp clench of desire deep in his belly and wonders if he should not.
His father’s hand strokes over Maedhros’s tight braids, copper head unburdened by the crown Fingolfin now wears, and Maedhros leans into the touch like a loyal hound. Something passes between the two of them, a private exchange of thoughts that Fingon knows only from the way Maedhros’s shoulders unknot.
Fingolfin turns away from Maedhros and walks to his armchair, settling down in it beside the crackling warmth of the fire and drawing a blanket across his lap. Maedhros waits unmoving on his knees in the center of the room, barefoot and wearing only his shirtsleeves and hose. Fingon knows he must be cold on the stone floor, his right knee and left hip aching as they so often do, but he remains perfectly motionless, eyes cast down beneath coppery lashes and hand clasping his wrist behind him.
Fingon had never had the patience for these kinds of quiet intimacies, too restless to either give or receive, always shooed off even when merely present for being too noisy or distracting. Now, when it was Maedhros at his father’s feet, he was transfixed. He did not think he could move or speak if he wanted to.
Long moments pass while Fingolfin stares into the leaping flames, seeming to wait for something. The itch to speak, to act, begins to grow in Fingon, but Maedhros’s stillness yet holds him captive. “Come here, Maedhros,” his father bids at last, and to his shock proud Maitimo shivers and crawls across the floor on hands and knees. He finds himself bracing for one of the sudden dark turns that too often afflict Maedhros since his rescue, the act awakening some memory of unbearable cruelty.
The whites of his eyes are showing, the faintest keen rising in his throat, but still Maedhros settles on the thick rug at Fingolfin’s feet. The king gathers up the now warm blanket on his lap and wraps it around tense shoulders, drawing the copper head down to rest in his lap. He murmurs something to Maedhros that seems to sooth him, and looks up to catch Fingon with his gaze.
“Fingon, come here. Unbraid his hair.”
The knot of desire that had loosened within Fingon at once drew tight. His steps were ungraceful as he drew close to Maedhros and began to kneel down.
“No, don’t kneel. Draw up the footstool there and sit on it as you work,” his king directed.
He did as he was bid. Like this his knees were level with Maedhros’s shoulders, just right to unpin copper braids and drape them across his lap. They are bound and beaded with green-gold, pinned up by long forks set with garnet. Unraveling them is a lengthy task, but one Fingon has always loved. It keeps the knot of desire within him drawn taut, but Maedhros seems at ease and that is too rare a gift to disturb.
When every pin and bead and clasp has been set aside safely and copper waves fall in a halo around Maedhros’s shoulders, Fingolfin speaks again. He cups Maedhros’s chin and tips it up to catch hazy grey eyes. “My brush is on the table there across the room. Go fetch if for me, dear one, and the crystal flask beside it.”
Maedhros makes a quiet noise of assent and rises, unsteady on his feet in a way that Fingon has seldom seen before and only after the application of several bottles of wine. There was a single cup of wine shared between Maedhros and his father at the ceremony, but no more; hardly enough to cause his cousin’s loose-limbed relaxation.
The brush is retrieved, and Maedhros returns to settle on his knees again before them.
“Well done, thank you,” the king praises him, and a smile of simple happiness glows on Maedhros’s face as he hands over brush and flask. Fingolfin passes the brush to Fingon, and spreads the sweet oil in the flask on his own hands, then presses his fingers to Maedhros’s temples. He rubs small, tight circles there, then slowly moving along Maedhros’s hairline, down to his brow and back out to the temples. Fingon runs the brush gently through copper strands and watches the way tension melts from uneven shoulders and knotted arms, caught up himself in whatever magic his king is working. Soon Maedhros is nearly asleep, and Fingolfin stays Fingon’s hand, trading soothing touches for a quiet song.
It is hours later when Fingolfin rises and guides Maedhros into Fingon’s arms. “Put him to bed, with hot stones to warm him, and see that he has a warm drink before he sleeps and a pitcher of water for when he wakes. He should not have nightmares tonight, but he would be glad of your presence nonetheless, if you would stay beside him.”
Following the success of Fëanorian Week and Gondolin Week with so many support and love from you guys, and for tons of messages we ( @windrelyn ) have received since yesterday asking if we are going to celebrate Nolofinwëan Week, we decided that…YES! We’re in!
Nolofinwëan Week 2019 will happen from August 4th to August 10th, 2019* for full seven days! Details for each day is as follow.
Day 1 – August 4th: Fingolfin & Anairë
Day 2 – August 5th: Fingon
Day 3 – August 6th: Turgon & Elenwë
Day 4 – August 7th: Aredhel
Day 5 – August 8th: Argon
Day 6 – August 9th: Idril
Day 7 – August 10th: Maeglin
*We choose this particular period because it includes number “456”, which was the year our High King Fingolfin challenged the Dark Lord Morgoth.
ANY forms of fan works: edits, fanfics, meta, fan art, video, etc. is accepted and appreciated.
To participate, please add #nolofinweanweek to your posts.
As always, our box is open for any questions and suggestions!
Don’t worry, I’m only reckless when I forget to be responsible!
- Findekáno Astaldo “Fingon” Nolofinwion, High King of the Noldor East of the Sea, the Silmarillion, Of the Fifth Battle
Diverse Tolkien Week day seven:
Something Black