Will somebody who actually made it THROUGH the Silmarillion tell me if this fits?

[rikibeth]

You are an Avari! Little is known of your kin and
no one is sure how the little that is known of
you kin came to be known. You refused to follow
the summons of the Valar to leave the Waters of
awakening and go to Aman and for that you are
termed the Avari or Unwilling by the other
kindred of elves, you refer to yourself only as
Quendi. Truth be told you dont really know much
about or particularly care about the powers.
Only six words of your native tongue are known
and they all apply to the other kindred of
elves and they all translate to deserter. Other
things that are known about your races are
logical deductions and educated extrapolations,
these paint a picture of a hardy race that is
slow to trust, more willing to trust what they
see before them than chase vague rumours of
what may be and a race that knows a thing or
two about surviving in harse conditions.

(Image: Night Elf from Warcraft III, she has the
edginess that defines the Avari)


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I dunno. I always wanted to be Luthien. Does giving up immortality for love work with this?

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[gentlyepigrams]

I did read the Silmarillion all the way through, and I couldn't tell you. The Avari kind of fall off the map for the most part.

[ghilledhu.livejournal.com]

I could be wrong about this, but aren't the Wood-elves Avari? Also, Thingol, Luthien's father, never went to Valinor. Though he didn't go because he got, ahem, distracted by Melian, so while Luthien may not actually be Avari, she is Moriquendi (dark Elf, one who never went to Valinor and saw the light of the Trees).

Anyway, I think it fits -- you have a love of the things of this earth, rather than lofty, otherworldly things. Middle-earth vs. Valinor.

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