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1. Glissando Descending by Kingsdaughter613

   Fandoms: The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings - J. R. R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings - All Media Types, Arthurian Mythology, Arthurian Mythology & Related Fandoms, Ancient Greek Religion & Lore, Fairy Tail, Jewish Scripture & Legend, Christian Bible (New Testament), Christian Bible, Historical RPF, Literary Writer RPF, Rabbinic and Talmudic Judaism RPF  

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   • Work in Progress

   22 Oct 2026

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   • Maglor (Tolkien)
   • Elros Tar-Minyatur
   • Elrond Peredhel
   • Nerdanel (Tolkien)
   • Caranthir (Tolkien)
   • Eorl the Young
   • Théoden Ednew
   • Théodred (Tolkien)
   • Merry Brandybuck
   • Gandalf (Tolkien)
   • Saruman (Tolkien)
   • Radagast (Tolkien)
   • Celeborn (Tolkien)
   • Elladan (Tolkien)
   • Elrohir (Tolkien)
   • Eluréd (Tolkien)
   • Elurín (Tolkien)
   • King David
   • Alexandros III of Macedon | Alexander the Great
   • Jesus Christ (Christianity)
   • Ulmo (Tolkien)
   • Eru Ilúvatar
   • Rabbi Akiba
   • Bar Kokhba
   • Uther Pendragon (Arthurian Myth)
   • Merlin (Arthurian Myth)
   • Arthur Pendragon (Arthurian Myth)
   • Nimue (Arthurian Myth)
   • Genghis Khan
   • Leonardo da Vinci
   • Michelangelo
   • Oda Nobunaga
   • Tokugawa Ieyasu
   • Christopher Tolkien
   • J. R. R. Tolkien
   • Maglor Throughout History (Tolkien)
   • Maglor Through Mythology
   • in case the absolutely insane number of tags didn’t make that obvious
   • fall from grace

   Summary

   Maglor “wandered ever in pain and regret.” This is a story about that journey, from the dawn of the 2nd Age to the present day.

   Or

   Tolkien had opinions on perpetual regret states. They weren’t particularly happy ones.

   Series

   • Part 2 of Fall of Song

   Language:

   English

   Words:

   3,250

   Chapters:

   23/40

   Comments:

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