"Maybe I'm wrong, won't know till I talk to him."

"He's pretty recently returned to life. Ten Years or so ago."

Nod.

And he reads through the notes on things to explain to the Valar.

On which she elaborates as necessary.

And where there are relevant species differences or magic-related differences he mentions them.

What a good and helpful alternate universe Rúmil.

Nothing at all like the interactions with people 'rescued' from her Utumno.

She does ask during a lull in the conversation - "Is it just that time helps, should people on my world consider obliging their rescue forks to run longer, or is this Melkor just worse at -"

" - time helps, but I would resent having been obliged to keep going if I could've stopped."

- nod.

"And - lots of time. A hundred Years or so before it's even sometimes all right."

"I will - refrain from suggesting it."

Nod. "And yours are plausibly worse-off."

Nod.

"If there were a way to keep our dead unconscious that would help tremendously."

"I don't think I can lead with that effectively but I'll get it in as soon as I can - hopefully they can just talk to mine, who are by this time not even difficult -"

"It sounds like you did amazingly well."

"Thank you."

Fingon arrives a few days later. 

She goes out to meet him.

"Hello. That was the most interesting letter I've received in some time."

"If it weren't I'd want to meet whoever was writing you." Awkward pause. "How are you?"

" - alive? It did not seem constructive to stay dead much longer - it's been Ages -"

She hands him the section on suspending certain mental alterations.