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Túrin Turambar / Aerin / Man / Religious views on love / Dragon / Thou / Anglachel / Dorlas / Middle-earth / Niënor Níniel / Fantasy
Date: 2015-03-06 06:35:17
Túrin Turambar
Aerin
Man
Religious views on love
Dragon
Thou
Anglachel
Dorlas
Middle-earth
Niënor Níniel
Fantasy

DOOM AND TEARS Professor Corey Olsen Mythgard Institute Doom and Tears 1.  Turambar’s Fateful Choice

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