The Appendices suggest that Denethor may have learned Thorongil's true identity. This is just one way he might have come to learn a few things about the stranger from the North.

From the moment he first beheld him, Thorongil was a thorn in Denethor's side.

Denethor invites Thorongil to go to a tavern with him, but does the invitation have some hidden motive?

Just before the Steward Ecthelion's passing, he receives an unexpected visit from a man he thought dead. One-shot.

Denethor, heir to the stewardship of Gondor, perceives a rival to his position. Set approx. 40 years before LotR.

A mirror image is not a duplicate of the original, but rather its untransposable opposite. So it is with the Steward's son and his great rival, though only those in the innermost circle of the court can see it. A newcomer to Minas Tirith witnesses a strained moment between Lord Denethor and Captain Thorongil.

Ecthelion tells Thorongil a tragic story.

Ecthelion hears tidings from an old friend.

Midsummer's Eve proves a time of both dreams and nightmares for Captain Thorongil.

Even when the battle is over, there is no respite for old soldiers.

Careless words can lead to conflict and shatter the peace that Aragorn and Faramir hold dear.

The end draws near and Aragorn and Éomer discuss the terms of leaving the world, and come at peace with it. Part of the Green Leaves Universe. Complete. Read and review. :)

Greatness has to be achieved and wisdom to be gained. At the start of his great journeys Aragorn visits Mirkwood. And learns a lesson for life.

Elladan, Elrohir, and a company of Dunedain rangers are embroiled in the battle for Lothlorien. As the Witch King's army advances, courage is tested, debts are repaid, and wounds from the past resurface. Slight crossover with Tolkien's Silmarillion.

Sometimes even a chieftain of the Dunedain can doubt his people's purpose; but hope and renewal can be found in the smallest, simplest of things.

The story of the Fell Winter. As canon as possible and includes Bilbo and the Dunedain. ONE SHOT. COMPLETE.

Feeling a little depressed after watching The Battle of the Five Armies? Come cheer up by the Yuletide fire with Legolas as he searches for that mysterious man named 'Strider.' A holiday one-shot about friendship.

Aragorn loses an important part of his heritage and Gandalf helps him find it. Written for the Teitho challenge, "Jewels." A Story of Strider.

As Yule approaches, Strider's role in the coming future becomes clearer - as does the role other species must play.

‘Shortly after the Council of Elrond, one of the hobbits runs into Aragorn. Does this hobbit treat him any differently, now that he knows that Strider is much more than a mere Ranger?’ Merry’s take on Strider. Combination of book and movie verse.

Finding themselves to be objects of suspicion, Strider and Halbarad must find a thief.

A brief tale in which Sam explains the reasons why and when he realized Strider was on their side. One shot.

A night in a tavern and a conversation with Gandalf leaves Strider with much to think about.

just a oneshot, a conversation between Strider and Frodo on the way to Rivendell, where Strider explains about the rangers to a curious hobbit. R&R please!

"Arwen remained in Rivendell, and when Aragorn was abroad, from afar she watched over him in thought; and in hope she made for him a great and kingly standard, such as only one might display who claimed the lordship of the Numenoreans and the inheritance of Elendil" (RoTK, "The Tale of Arwen and Aragorn", Appendix A, 387).A vignette about standards and adhering to the choices one m