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EP - Elrond Peredhil (age 6)
Before this (oom)
The door slams open and a small figure darts across the floor, skidding to a halt just before colliding with a table. He turns quickly, the way you do when there is danger of someone sneaking up behind you. And stares.
It's a child, pale and pointy-faced, dressed in grey and black. The arms are a little too skinny, the skin beneath the eyes is a little too dark. The eyes are far, far too cautious. His age is hard to gauge, in part due to those eyes.
The Bar is clearly not what he expected, judging from the look of confusion and mounting concern on his face. Concern that is slowly edging its way towards panic.
His hands move across the tabletop behind him and one hand closes on the handle of a used butter knife.
Come what may - he will be ready for it.
(occ: I was a bit feverish last night and this is the result. This Elrond is a child of six (and although elven children mature faster than human ones, he is still very much a small child in some respects), who has already spent some time in Feanorian captivity.) ETA: open forever!
The door slams open and a small figure darts across the floor, skidding to a halt just before colliding with a table. He turns quickly, the way you do when there is danger of someone sneaking up behind you. And stares.
It's a child, pale and pointy-faced, dressed in grey and black. The arms are a little too skinny, the skin beneath the eyes is a little too dark. The eyes are far, far too cautious. His age is hard to gauge, in part due to those eyes.
The Bar is clearly not what he expected, judging from the look of confusion and mounting concern on his face. Concern that is slowly edging its way towards panic.
His hands move across the tabletop behind him and one hand closes on the handle of a used butter knife.
Come what may - he will be ready for it.
(occ: I was a bit feverish last night and this is the result. This Elrond is a child of six (and although elven children mature faster than human ones, he is still very much a small child in some respects), who has already spent some time in Feanorian captivity.) ETA: open forever!
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So not really a proper name.
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He manages to say the last part without his bottom lip quivering. Much.
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So he nods a little.
(ooc: and bedtime for me - I'll pick this up tomorrow)
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He looks at the Man, a little cautiously. Was that a correct answer?
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He is fine-boned, but his little hand already has archer callouses.
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He looks up, his eyes full of wonder.
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"This bar is a kind of magic. You just need to ask for any food or drink you want, and you'll have it. Other things, too, clothes or toys or any other object you like."
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These things are what his brother would ask for. But he isn't certain that they would actually be able to escape. And what about th ewolves? And things worse than wolves?
"Can I take on efor my brother?" he asks, quietly. One apple he might be able to hide.
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"She fled," he says. "They laid siege to our city and she fled and when she reached the top of the cliff - she fell." Jumped.
"So we are tokens now. Of the wrong done to the Sons of Feanor, called the Dispossessed, and to be kept until that wrong is set aright and their possessions returned to them or until they decide, of their own accord, to set us free." He has memorized it well.
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"Hostages. For a wrong you had no part in."
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It's not that he wants to defend them. He should hate them. But Maglor is kind, and Maedhros tries to be. Sometimes. And this is what Maglor says. That it is because of the Oath.
"When the Jewels were stolen their father took an oath and so did they. They became kinslayers because of it.
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"And they were very angry when the seized the city and it was gone."
Very.
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He sniffs.
"I'd rather be home."
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"Not unkindly. Maglor teaches us lessons. In music and writing and reading. And we get to practice archery."
He takes a cautious bite of his apple.
"There is not much food but we always get something. And Maglor sings for us. I think he would have liked to have had children."
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