>Yes, the Arwen-Aragorn romance is pretty much a sidelight in the
>book. Eowyn-Aragorn-Faramir is much more interesting.
Arwen stays at home, sending messages of support to her man and weaving a flag for him. Sounds like the perfect Yelmic romance - or even Ernaldan if you accept that her sending the flag is what actually kicks him into action, to travel the Paths of the Dead and reveal himself as King.
>Now, for Gloranthan content! What heroic big-named characters in
>Glorantha are in love? Jareel-Beatpot and that's pretty weird
>anyway?
Well, Harrek and Gunda are officially "not in love" since she has been cursed to never know love... so they're just good friends. Honest.
Isn't [one of the] Argrath [s] supposed to fall in love with Inkarne of Holay?
It does seem that most of Glorantha's "epic sages of love" involve gods, not mortals, though.
Stephen
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