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@aspecardaweek day one | asexuality |ace andreth

Andreth was a woman of the House of Beor, the sister of Bregor father of Barahir (whose son was Beren One-hand the renowned). She was wise in thought, and learned in the lore of Men and their histories; for which reason the Eldar called her Saelind, ‘Wise-heart.’

—The History of Middle-earth: Volume X: Morgoth’s Ring, “Athrabeth Finrod ah Andreth”

[image description: a 3x3 moodboard. 1: gray text on a black background reading “forever until the end” 2: white lineart on a black background depicting the sun rising over a cloudy mountaintop. 3: raindrops falling on a gray puddle. 4: gray pencil sketch of a thin person from the chest up, their head tilted upward; the person’s face is blank and unfinished. 5: Andreth from the Silmarillion on the background of the asexual flag; she is depicted in a picrew as an aging human woman with short wavy gray hair, warm brown skin, and brown eyes; she is wearing a red and orange flower crown, gold hoop earrings, a pearl choker necklace, a white shirt with a pattern of small red flowers, and a black vest with a similar pattern. 6: speech bubbles, reading, from right to left: “Don’t say / such sweet things to me.” 7: an ace of clubs playing card where the central image is the black silhouette of a butterfly. 8: black lineart and text on a light purple background, depicting a skeletal hand reaching up toward a hesitating flesh hand, with the caption “Sometimes, sorry isn’t enough.” 9: dark purple flames. end image description.]