"It says, 'Thanks for the warning. I assume you have some reason to be terse and I await more explanation. I'll drive slowly if it takes long enough that I need to move on to get water, but have enough for a few hours. I have a crippling music allergy and prefer very cold environments if convenient. Tell Rirosseth I love her and I've been okay and got reincarnated somehow on a new planet.'"

" - maybe at this point we should destatue her."

"Maybe, although I don't think leaving her a statue until Annie appears is a particularly expensive mistake in this case."

"I don't have experience with this place. People who come out of Hell are usually - I mean, motivated to not have to go back, but not like that unless they've no prospects of avoiding it."

"I think our kind might be different enough from the magic one that I shouldn't make confident predictions." She looks at 'Magic'.

"I'm honestly most confused about the exception for Annie. That's not usually an exception. Even for married people, and they couldn't have been."

"Elves can marry Dwarves in my Arda, but they'd still generally look married and - Rirosseth - didn't."

"Look married?"

"There are little software add-ons called blessings, and some are specifically marriage blessings that married Elves download to our chips, and one of the ones nearly everyone picks makes it possible to tell by looking that the person is married. Dwarves don't have chips but Elves who want to marry them can still get that one anyway, they just can't get the one that boosts osanwë range or a lot of the others because Dwarves don't have osanwë."

"In my world marriage is a magical soul bond that comes with enhanced abilities related to the other person, common ones being things like the ability to hear the other person whenever they sing, or feel when they're in pain, or always know what direction they're in, or touch them by touching your own arm. Being married is visible. Marriage happens automatically the first time a man and a woman have sex. It doesn't usually happen between couples where one member is a human, but it can happen if they believe it will work, in which case only the Elf experiences marriage but the marriage is normal from their side.

You can be married to more than one person. You can marry someone against their will, if they don't kill themself. It seems conceivable to me that there's a way for two people of the same gender to marry.

She wasn't married."

"I am also unmarried," he adds to the floor.

"Let's leave her a statue in case Annie takes six hours or something and the wait's intolerable."

- nod. 

"It is strange to imagine there being something it is like to be that is worse than not having something it is like to be!"

"Yeah. I think some ways of being are very very bad."

" - why don't we all have...dinner."

"Oh wow! Human food made by humans. I have to feed this but I don't like it very much usually and I think humans like eating most of the time and I am EXCITED to find out why!"

"Are we pretty sure we can eat what you eat? Can you check by magic or anything?"

"If you're nervous I'll make you dinner."

"Dinner from Cam sounds fascinating and we'd be delighted. The species of Golarion can mostly eat the same food but I can't guarantee that'd hold."

"Amentans will need to place orders but if pharaohs are allowed to eat stuff I make I'm happy to design the spread for whoever else is coming."

"I'd enjoy meeting more of the local family if convenient."

"I want garlic chicken picklepot as served at House of Salt."

"I can invite the family. - wives too, or just the people you know?"