Thank you so much! I’m delighted that you enjoyed it. You’re absolutely right, I should have given a translation of the title – it means “And forever, brother, hail and farewell.” I truly appreciate your kind comments.

Just beautiful. As Faramir is given to visions, perhaps he sensed or believed that his brother would not return. Good descriptions (liked the reference to the vambraces—watched the PJ movies, did you?) Nice dialogue, too. Just a jewel of a story. Thanks for writing it. I don’t know Latin, so I would have appreciated a translation of the title, though. I assume “frater” means brother, and “perpetuum,” probably means perpetual or always, but beyond that, I don’t know what it means.

Thank you very much indeed. That’s most kind of you. :)

So short, yet it says a lot. Quite possibly one of my favorite fictions encountered here. Excellent work.

Thank you, that’s very, very sweet of you to comment!

Beautiful! And very touching. Aaaaaaand loved the Catullus reference in the title!!! :)

That’s very kind of you. Thank you. :)

Lovely, bitter-sweet moment. Nicely written – loved the ‘little’ touches – especially the ‘raiment.’

Yes, I think he did feel that. Thank you.

Perhaps, Faramir felt, that Bobomir would be never back… Sadly!
Thanks!