Hahaha! This is so entertaining, mostly because it's so TRUE!

So...Turgon and Maeglin nobody likes? And each one of Maglor's thoughts...awww.

I agree with Galadriel and Gil-Galad about Maglor. My favorite Feanorian...sniffle.

With friends like these, who needs enemies?

And

Cannot agree on anything other than Feanor is a menace and Caranthir is a pain.

Really? I hadn't noticed. *dripping sarcasm*

That's right, Edain! Orcs are everyone's enemies.

Oh really? Yes, I had noticed the lack of self preservation.

I respectfully differ from my people here-no one makes chain mail better then the Noldor.

Yes, I like the part about "they started it!"

Flame eyed lunatics. Yes, I'm remembering why I call myself a Noldo in an Edain body. Cut out the 'flame eyed' and that's me...I'm crazy.

I agree with Finrod about Maglor. Poor guy. At least Maedhros was a good brother though.

This is hilarious! You should do one on Elladan and Elrohir!

Man, this family has problems... The entire Silmarillion is basically about this family's problems. Eesh. But I do like this one. :)

Another good chapter here. Maedhros and Maglor's descriptions of Turgon were great: "Orodreth is more use" and "I was a better high king," haha! You never want to be a worse High King than Maglor, or less useful than Orodreth. Looking forward to more!
Blessings,
Sophia

First of all, SORRY this review took me so long, especially because I was the one (or at least, I took part of those) who requested the continuation of the story at the first place... I'm really glad you did continue it, and thank you! :)

The result, as before, is really entertaining. I like how the "prejudice" trait remained very visible in the story - judgements like these could easily make the characters appear just black and white, but as you include many opinions on the same character, they get the opportunity to develop a little bit. I really like these caricature versions of the characters, and I tend to believe Feanor was truly regarded as a mental for many-many years... Not without reason, of course... but I admit to have a huge soft spot for the Feanoreans, sometimes bordering extenuation, and it's refreshing to be able to laugh at their faults for once.

P.S.: "With friends like these, who needs enemies..." Oh, dang it. I loved that line.

My favorite (on Feanor) "You had the world on a silver platter, and you broke it." Love it!