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[dawn_felagund]

Day Twelve

How would you define innocence? Write down at least three words or phrases that represent innocence for you. Write a story, poem or create an artwork where one observes or realises the innocence of herself or himself, someone else, or a group.

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Comments

[dawn_felagund]

Oh, Boromir, you scoundrel! :D A nice contrast between the brothers here, and I love the dialogue! It feels very real to me. :)

[lindahoyland.livejournal.com]

Thank you, I'm delighted this feels real to you. In one of my stories set years after this,Boromir has a child by a kitchen maid,so I see him as having an eye for the ladies while Faramir waits for Miss Right.