[ SECRET POST #2987 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2987 ⌋

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Comments

Re: LOTR

[philstar22]

Right, which is why I still ship and why it only skeeves me a little. Elrond still raised Aragorn, though. It still strikes me as at least hinting at incestuous. If in real life someone adopted a child after their biological child was grown, I'd be really bothered if those two children later hooked up. Fiction is different, especially when you're talking about one half of the pair belonging to an immortal race, but it still bothers me a little.

Re: LOTR

[(Anonymous)]

This seems really weird to me. The only one it would be at all incestuous to would be Elrond, and even then I'd have to stretch my imagination a lot to make that work.

Even in the real world (which doesn't remotely apply in this case), if someone adopted a child and raised it to adulthood without ever once meeting (or even hearing mention of -- Elrond never mentioned Arwen to Aragorn) the biological child, and then the biological child met the other child when they were both consenting adults (40 and 20 years old maybe?), I don't see a problem. They don't know each other. They're not siblings to each other. (Indeed, it would be less problematic in modern day because for this situation, the older child likely has no relationship with his or her father because how else could the adopted child never see or hear about this person beforehand?).

But if you want to be bothered by it, then whatever I guess.