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Oronol

Oronol
| Name | Oronol |
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| Status | Active |
| Occupation | Mountaineer, Smith |
| Age | Young |
| Race | Elf |
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| Residence | Imladris, Lothlórien, and the mountain range in between |
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| Outward Appearance | It is said that in the deepest woods on the edge of night a grey shadow moves unbidden, and that on the highest peaks a radiant glimmer may be spied in the morning sun. Bold and cunning — its light remains just beyond reach. They will tell you that you have seen the Silver Birch. |
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Background
Celechwind entered this world in the Second Age. He was fathered by one of the Noldor, a smith and great thinker, but inherited the Silvan grace of his mother, who loved Birches above all trees. In this he was doomed never to rise to the full might of his pedigree, being a child of two worlds, and thereby reduced in stature and potential. Celechwind's inheritance manifests itself rather in brash youth; swift and loudest to laugh, hardest to weep: a bombastic young soul whose wisdom has yet to take root.
Eregion he once named home before its ruin, and thence took refuge in the vale of Imladris. In this age he is called Oronol, for his heart and dreams long turned to the mountains where Manwë's rule of the winds are unrestrained. And though, like his father, he has turned to smith-craft, he honours his mother in the choice of his garb: a rare material woven under the boughs of Lórien. It may shift from grey, as a shield against unfriendly eyes, to a radiant white like a Silver Birch in full blossom.
| Friends | His kin, and the scouts of the Dúnedain. |
|---|---|
| Relatives | unknown |
| Rivals/Enemies | The Glamhoth |
| Loves | Silver Birches and his mother |
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| Hates | His elders wallowing in apathy and grief |
| Motivation | To overcome the highest peaks, climb to the Eagle's Eyrie, and best cruel Caradhras. |
| Quotes | The silver birch shall sway in the wind again! |
