Is there also a hiding space from which she can check if it's actually him?

There's a fair bit of furniture in the room. She could try the closet?

She's still not too clear on this whole 'doors' thing, but behind some furniture is probably good enough.

It is Fëanáro. He is in a bed and sleeping.

Awww.

She hides under the bed and goes to sleep herself.

She'll wake before he does.

She stays long enough to decide that he's not going to wake up imminently, and then steels herself and teleports back down to the square. The sky is deeply weird, here - there's no sun? What? - but maybe it'll be dark, and maybe there'll be fewer people now even if it's not.

She checks, before she steps out of her secluded corner - does it sound like there are fewer people?

It's not dark - if anything, even brighter - but there are slightly fewer people.

She goes back to the bench and people-watches for a while, projecting a pleased confidence that she's only slightly closer to actually feeling today.

She gets offered more food! And jewelry! And scarves and things!

This is moderately terrifying!

She politely accepts things from the first two people to approach her and then flees (politely!) back to Fëanáro's room.

He's awake and bounces on the bed when he sees her.

She seems to be sort of vaguely horrified at the scarf and necklace she's holding, and looks up when he bounces.

Your world is really weird. What am I supposed to be doing with these?

Wear them if you like them. They're presents. Otherwise you can take them apart to learn how they were made, or use them to decorate. Don't they have scarfs and necklaces in your world?

We have scarves and necklaces, that's not what I'm confused about. Why were people coming up to me to give me things at all, that doesn't make any sense.

You didn't have any on, and might want some?

She doesn't look less horrified, but it does shift to a sort of amused horror.

Okay. (She really doesn't sound like it's okay.) I suppose I can get used to that, or something.

What's wrong with it?

She considers.

It's a very different kind of demand than I'm used to. And it'd be very rude in all kinds of ways, among kobolds. But I can get used to going around wearing things so people know I have them, if that's how things are done here.

You can also just say 'no, thank you'. 

I might. But I'm trying to make a good impression and it seemed like that would have been even more rude.

Not at all, don't worry.

Okay.

Did you sleep all right? She sits on the edge of the bed and puts the necklace and scarf down beside herself.

I don't like sleeping, I miss so many things. And I was going to find you so we could sleep together.

Well, I found you, anyway, I slept under your bed. She grins. It was nice. I'm sorry I took so long getting back, though; the place right outside the palace is so crowded, it's disorienting.