He's my friend. Please look after him.
This would be the one the Enemy had for a long time until I rescued him and he's still roughly eighty percent sure everything's a hallucination by same with the avatar of the orchestrator of the hallucination being myself.
Done. My point is he's had a rough time and this is not a pleasant chapter in his life. Look after him for me.
"If the cousins had picked it up, as much as they hate us, as much as they'd have grounds to hate us, they'd send someone at once asking how to do this right. I think they'd do that if we hadn't sworn, just because something of tremendous value and import of ours had fallen into their hands and they needed it and the right thing to do is to ask how to work things out."
"I could have sworn at a variety of things in this situation and I chose oaths."
"Ways off. I might try doubling up on acceleration, I might be able to gain more than I lose that way -"
"It's worth a try, if it works it gains me more than it loses me if it doesn't."
And Loki learns to stack the song, and she stacks it, and she spends as long in there as she can stand.
Maglor suggests that she could also listen to sped-up music on some of her breaks, if she finds music restful, so she doesn't have to come out of acceleration whenever she can't take it; and she can osanwë with other people who have accelerated perception, that's usually just Father but they can send anyone she'd enjoy talking with.
Music is restful, that helps. No specific conversation requests. It's not like Maedhros is here to play really fast games of Governor. What does Fëanor like to talk about?
He takes breaks far less frequently than her and insists they speak Asgardian but turns out to otherwise be a very pleasant conversationalist; he tells the story of how he noticed he was in love with Nerdanel very entertainingly, he is full of anecdotes about Valinor and about his sons when they were children and about ambitious misadventures from his own childhood; he likes hearing Loki's.