Re: What constitutes an elf?

Posted by Mayaplayer ooc on Narvinye 02, 2002 at 04:15:31 am

In Reply to: Re: What constitutes an elf? posted by Lindar Ironfife on Narvinye 02, 2002 at 12:21:21 am

You ask a question of others that can only be answered in your own heart.

Go back to The Silmarillion and reread the chapter Ainulindale.

You will read the story of the song and the creation of Elves and men.
The two races were created durning the third song.

Physical differences aside,
In my opinion what 'creates and elf" is the difference in living in harmony with the earth, and using the earth to futher your self.

Another way to find your answer would be to look at the differences between surface elves and Drow. There is one thing both races have in common, Pride of self and of there race.

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I'm feeling a bit off today so beware *grins* Fingolas 01:32:12 pm, 1/02/2 (1)
- oh and that was tongue in cheek if it wasn't obvious. :P Fin's Player 01:36:10 pm, 1/02/2 (0)

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> You ask a question of others that can only be answered in your own heart. > Go back to The Silmarillion and reread the chapter Ainulindale. > You will read the story of the song and the creation of Elves and men. > The two races were created durning the third song. > Physical differences aside, > In my opinion what 'creates and elf" is the difference in living in harmony with the earth, and using the earth to futher your self. > Another way to find your answer would be to look at the differences between surface elves and Drow. There is one thing both races have in common, Pride of self and of there race.
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