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.
Sure, but it's Maitimo, I expect him to be on top of lots of things no one else has given any thought.
I feel like if that were the case there would be less pressure to go to Lorien whenever someone gets caught but maybe.
If it was literally everyone one might hope we would have had more doubts when the Valar laid down their opinions on the topic.
I don't think it is, but I'm not sure that necessarily would have changed anything. If people thought they were alone -
That's the only thing that makes me hesitate - wishing that in a hundred thousand years maybe things would change and - but it's how the universe works, even if Elves and Valar changed we still couldn't marry.
It does seem slightly premature to say that Valar definitely couldn't change that if they wanted to, considering they have never wanted to.
Yeah. I'm not saying they definitely could, but reembodiments aren't a thing that happens without them either. I think there's still a lot about them we don't really know.
Well. This is a mildly depressing and fruitless conversational topic. What have you been doing, lately, and how is it coming?