This is not Idaia's closet.
It's something weird.
That could be either a really good thing or a really bad thing.
She probably wasn't going to succeed at what she needed to succeed at anyway; worth the gamble.
She steps inside.
"The really stupid part is that I didn't have to die. I could have--should have--stayed in Valinor until I could figure out a way to use magic to get across the Sea safely."
"And instead I--I don't know that my husband didn't die of grief, when he found out, if he did I did that to him."
"I have a lot of feelings and not a lot of people to talk about them with."
"I can be a listening ear without having to give you an entire intake interview if that's what you want."
"I don't mind being therapized, either. I just--don't know which one I want right now."
"Well, let me know when you pick. Although my style of therapy will probably be very different from one developed in a context of no subtle arts."
"...Therapist asks questions, patient answers them, therapist gives helpful advice? I've never been to my kind of therapy, they'd want to convince me I had been hallucinating my past life."
"What, first thing? Even if you were delusional one doesn't start contradicting everything."
"Probably not first thing but I feel like it would be less productive if I went in expecting that they were going to."
"Yeah. Well, stroke of luck, you ran into me. What is it you'd hope to get out of therapy?"
"I hurt a lot of the time and I have a hard time believing that anything I come to be fond of isn't going to be ripped away as soon as I'm secure in it."
"Okay. I will always check before doing anything not read-only with your mind and I am professionally obliged not to disclose anything I do read to anyone else without your express and specific permission. There's an exception for things involving oaths but you're a human so it's not relevant. I'll have a better sense of what's salient to your goals and in what ways with more sensitive readings, but how much and how often I read is totally up to you and you can ask me to stay away from certain things without having to explain what they are, I have a way to place signposts at things you concentrate on that doesn't reveal the contents to me. How would you prefer to be read?"
"That I shouldn't even need to signpost to avoid," Bella assures her. "Anything else?"
"Is there anything you would prefer I not explicitly acknowledge reading if I find it?"