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Pelluvion
Pellúvion
| Name | Pelluvion |
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| Status | Dormant |
| Occupation | Artist; sculptor, painter. Pathfinder. |
| Age | Old |
| Race | Elf |
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| Residence | Mithlond, Imladris. The latter is more convenient for travel. |
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| Outward Appearance |
Pellúvion was an elf of few words. He seldom spoke, as there was so much to see and little to say. His reserved nature was easy to mistake for unfriendliness, although his heart was nothing but kind. He found there was nothing to fear in silence, for it was a comfort the lands offered little of.
He was an idealist, a dreamer. He held a grey and unfocused gaze, only encouraged by his insatiable curiosity. His mind was elsewhere. The trees, the endless stretch of a darkened sky, or the pale light that peered over the horizon of the sea.
He looked like that of his kin, with features that held the solemn fairness of the Ñoldor. An angular brow framed by dark hair often left unkempt past his shoulders. If not, his hair was pushed behind his ears, or tied back behind his head out of convenience. He found dried clay in hair was particularly tedious and unpleasant to remove.
Q. Quillómion / S. Pellúvion His given name, “Silent-twilight-son.”
Q. Sendacálo / S. Sengol An epessë. “Resting-light.” It was not known to strangers. It was given to him after his calm and heartening nature. A comforting light.
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Background
Pellúvion was an elf from Nargothrond, the stronghold of Finrod Felagund, built beneath the hills of Taur-en-Faroth. There he dwelt with his father, a heedless and distant elf, and the wind carried his heart as far as Ossiriand. It was his father's love for adventure and an insatiable curiosity that lived within him, to see all that could be seen. Pellúvion minded not their empty home, for his father would return with small trinkets and gifts from his adventures. A flower, or a figure carved from wood. Neither father nor son knew of the darkened shadow that hung over the realm, and soon their years of peace came to an end. It is not a tale the elf would tell, for it filled his heart with many woes.
As a nimble and wordless elf, he slipped away from the fall of Nargothrond, and later the Havens of Sirion. It was Mithlond where he found home again, a feeling he had longed for deeply even before the last kinslaying. He spent his time molding and shaping clay, painting on wooden boards to capture the most beautiful scenes. His mother had been a potter, and though he had not known her, he felt comfort in her craft. Which was intricately, and frequently practiced throughout the ages. Through art, he could breathe, and his sorrows eased. It was a light returned to his life, one that he wished to share amongst the growing shadow, for joy to return to all who lost sight of it.
He spent much of his time venturing out to find spectacular views to paint and ensured safe passage for those who followed. There was still much to see in Middle Earth, and Pellúvion was not eager to move through life quickly. Though he dreamt of the light that peered over the horizon of the sea, yearned for the great ships that sailed in the distance, and far beyond it.
| Friends | There are few he would call close, though it changed often. His closest companion was the solitary comfort of a brush and canvas, not a word to break his reverie. |
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| Relatives | None that reside in Middle Earth. |
| Rivals/Enemies | Those who hold malice in their hearts. |
| Loves | Passion allowed his heart to thrive, and there was nothing he loved more than art. He enjoyed long adventures, and the pretty and peaceful sights that accompanied them. None could compare to the comfort of the sea. |
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| Hates | Though he had patience like that of a tree, he disliked those who were loud and held little regard for personal space. Especially those who interrupted his thoughts and artful trances. |
| Motivation | To provide safe travel, and inspire joy through art amongst uncertainty. |
| Quotes | "A simple stroke of a brush can tell the most wondrous of tales." |
