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.
Nah, just coordinated very carefully so the three of us were never in view of each other at the same time. It was tricky. Kind of an enjoyable challenge, out of context.
...Yeah.
It was--kind of stressful--in between the recitation and Maitimo suggesting this whole scheme.
I can imagine. He wouldn't - even if it weren't him, I don't think - but that'd hardly feel like security.
Now I will have to ask him how many poor people he's guessed about and never mentioned, and who might be living in terror that some day he'll bring it up.
...Ooh, hadn't thought of that. We were definitely going to assume he was being nice and pretending it wasn't so before too much longer.
Fair enough. I'll point that out to him, I think he might not have realized how it'd look to people wondering if he cares.
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 -