Okay. Keep your heart rate down, Marillë. Yes, this is the Prince Curufinwe. Yes, he's the most genius Elf in all Aman. But he liked your paper, he asked you to be here. There's nothing to be nervous about.
She knocks on the door.
Okay. Keep your heart rate down, Marillë. Yes, this is the Prince Curufinwe. Yes, he's the most genius Elf in all Aman. But he liked your paper, he asked you to be here. There's nothing to be nervous about.
She knocks on the door.
If their parents would practically drag them there or something I get being careful, but they do ask.
I don't know if they would or not. I like to think they wouldn't, but--I don't know.
I never even told my own parents about my one experimental kiss. I mean, I don't think they'd get seriously upset over it--it was just once, and my dad's pretty chill, and that's--not the kind of thing my mom tends to get unchill over--but sometimes I wonder. If it had worked, if I had felt anything--and they had found out--
Would I have lost them. Because it would be losing them, if they dragged me to Lorien, I'd never be able to forgive them enough to fix what we had had--
Yeah. I don't think they'd do that, I really don't--I think my mom would react like your parents and my dad would sigh and say he loved me anyway and he wasn't going to make me do anything I wasn't willing to but I don't know.
My parents are actually mostly great but yeah almost everyone is--ugh.
Most people in Valinor, which was the category of people I meant. I have no insight into how often orcs experience same-gender attraction.
The question is: which would be more challenging, gathering the data, or presenting it in a way that didn't stimulate Tirionesque idiocy on the subject?