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GOD Maglor is a pickle for him. He knows of his past deeds, it's not his place to forgive and forget, yet he cannot hate him for it, given his state. That's one, and also because of the care (even though it was out of guilt) he has shown him when he needed it the most and despite Legolas's own attempts at ... ahem dissuading him. He'd very much like to help him live and atone and accept his past (never forget though) and start looking forward, or at this very moment. Of course he cannot even imagine the sort of things that go through his head, he cannot imagine what the Oath has done / is doing to him, but he also sees him now as more a tool in his father's hands than an evil villain of his own, if that makes sense. In some ways he sees him as a victim as well? Though not entirely blameless of course, but primarily - just like he had as a child - he feels sympathy for him for all the shit that happened.
Besides the serious stuff, he thinks Maglor could be really great company if he would only ah "cheer up" skdjfhsdf he admires his singing and sharing stories with him, and when it's light and easy he truly enjoys his company and humour. c:
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Besides the serious stuff, he thinks Maglor could be really great company if he would only ah "cheer up" skdjfhsdf he admires his singing and sharing stories with him, and when it's light and easy he truly enjoys his company and humour. c:
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