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milliways_bar2012-01-24 09:55 pm
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It's been a long night and there is still a while yet till first light. But he cannot abide opening any more chests with old treasures - and memories, let's not forget memories - tonight. So he has gone here instead and has settled down close to the fire, a mug of mulled, spicy wine at hand and a slightly distant look in his eyes.
Who knows, he might be sleeping.
He wouldn't mind distraction. Anything to take his mind off the neatly ordered piles of notes, maps and lists, left over from The Last Alliance.
Who knows, he might be sleeping.
He wouldn't mind distraction. Anything to take his mind off the neatly ordered piles of notes, maps and lists, left over from The Last Alliance.

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"It is a well-built fireplace," he offers. As a conversation starter.
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He reaches for his mug and takes a small sip, the light of the fireplace reflecting in the silver embroidery on his sleeves and the thin strips of metal covering the leather vambrace covering his forearm.
He is not in the habit of wearing them, but they had been in one of the chests and he had slipped them on. Uncomfortable as they were, he had more or less forgotten them.
Perhaps, he is looking for a secret compartment. But what would one hide so close to the fire?
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He turns to Elrond with a smile, "I left my mark here a long time ago but I guess the management didn't like it."
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...curse those squeaky floorboards.
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"Sunshine. It is good to see you again."
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"It's good to see you, too," she replies, setting the cinnamon roll down. "Sorry if I disturbed you."
The apology is given with the slight questioning tone of one who saw the faraway look in Elrond's eyes and felt, perhaps, that he might want to be distracted from the thoughts causing it.
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So when he says 'a long time ago,' she believes him.
"Good things, I hope," she says, gently, with a tilt of her head. Rae will listen, if he would want to talk about them, but won't press if he doesn't.
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[I hope you don't mind, even if you've left for this night?]
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"How fare you, Jean?"
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He sounds tired. Sad.
Then he smiles at her. "I am glad of company."
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Obviously.
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So when he turns his head and catches the watcher's eye, saying, "Yes?" he doesn't sound put out. Only a little cautious. After all, he does often get accused of all manner of things here at Milliways. At least by proxy.
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"You're an elf?" he asks.
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He is always willing to indulge curiosity. Especially here.
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She inhales the aroma of the spiced wine and sighs. "I didn't get to see you over the holidays, how've you been?"
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Perhaps she is troubled by the child that was once a possibility? Or she has had a tiff with her lover?
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