Éowyn, White Lady of Rohan (
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milliways_bar2018-06-10 04:54 pm
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Stolen Happy Hour!
Today has been a particularly difficult one for the White Lady of Rohan. Her uncle was cantankerous, and Wormtongue seemed to be tripping at her heels everywhere she turned. Eomer is away with his éored, and it is always worse when he is away.
When she opens the door to the kitchens and finds herself instead in the strange bar, she breathes a sigh of relief, a slow exhale soft enough to be barely audible. It has been only a few weeks since she last found a door to the enchanted realm she's certain the bar exists in, but she had been missing the respite she found here.
She approaches the bar to order and is given a note on a napkin instead. "I...I would be honored, Lady Bar," she says, not one to shrink from a challenge.
A moment later, she has her hair tied back, her sleeves rolled up, and has scratched out a list of drinks on the provided slate.
A dark ale
A spiced mead
A honeyed cider
They were the things that had seemed most familiar when she glanced around the available stores.
When she opens the door to the kitchens and finds herself instead in the strange bar, she breathes a sigh of relief, a slow exhale soft enough to be barely audible. It has been only a few weeks since she last found a door to the enchanted realm she's certain the bar exists in, but she had been missing the respite she found here.
She approaches the bar to order and is given a note on a napkin instead. "I...I would be honored, Lady Bar," she says, not one to shrink from a challenge.
A moment later, she has her hair tied back, her sleeves rolled up, and has scratched out a list of drinks on the provided slate.
A spiced mead
A honeyed cider
They were the things that had seemed most familiar when she glanced around the available stores.

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Cassian's traveling when he finds Milliways instead of a tiny cantina. As he heads to the counter, there's a blaster at his hip and a touch of rain in his hair, he's stopping at a humid and rainy port.
He nods to the woman behind the counter, "What would you recommend?"
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There is almost nothing about Cassian that is familiar to her, from his clothes to his weapon to his accent, but she has begun to accept the reality of a bar where beings from different worlds meet together. She has decided to find it intriguing rather than frightening.
She is, however, still getting used to the casual way people interact here (and to people not knowing her or her position, which has mostly been a relief). It takes her a beat to respond.
"I prefer the mead," she says. "Though I understand it is not to everyone's taste." She is polite, but there is an air of coldness about her.
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"Then I'll try a glass of the mead, please. I enjoy having a chance to try new flavors here."
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"It is an experience granted to very few," she says with a faint smile. "You are wise to make the most of it."
She turns to fill a large, clay mug with a sweet, spiced mead from a cask, and sets it in front of Cassian. "Good health to you."
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Then opens the again to say to her, "This is delicious. My name's Cassian Andor."
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Having glanced at the specials board, the woman in sunset colors offers the bartender a slight smile in greeting - friendly, but polite and more than a little tired.
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"Greetings," she says, and there's a coolness to her voice. "Can I offer you a drink?"
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"Is there anything else I might do for you? You seem...weary."
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He sits himself down at the bar, and looks over to the woman currently on shift.
"One of the dark ales, please."
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Still, she is very courteous as she pulls ale from a cask into a heavy, clay mug. "Good health to you," she says. Despite her cordiality, she seems a bit cool.
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He takes the mug, feeling the ale cooling his hands. "And the same to you."
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Sin flashes Éowyn a smile. "I'll just be a moment."
A few moments later, a somewhat more masculine (although still deeply androgynous) man in an embroidered tunic comes back down. "Sorry, may I have a cup of mead?"
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She pulls mead from a cask into a heavy, clay mug and sets it in front of Sinric. "Good health to you, sir."
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A flush comes to her cheeks, and she looks aside for a moment. It's been a long time since there was merrymaking in the Golden Hall.
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Elrond has just come in from his study, so he is dressed sombrely and comfortably. Leggings, a tunic, a long-sleeved robe, soft boots.
(occ: they’ve met once before I think - let me know, if an elf is inconvenient)
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Which is why Elrond is greeted with something close to a smile, rather than the wariness she met him with previously. "Lord Elrond," she says with a nod. "It is good to see you again."
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"Well met in this place between worlds."
His eyes are kind as he looks back at her.
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"Well met indeed," she says. "The hall may be strange, but it is no less welcoming for it."
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The lady standing behind the bar is beautiful; she has a sense of grace and poise that reminds Merida of the fine ladies of the other courts she's visited - and though Eowyn is years younger, in a way of her own mother.
"May I have a honeyed cider?" she asks. Then, belatedly - those manners that her mother has tried so hard to drill into her head finally returning to her - she adds, "please?"
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"You may," she says with a smile. There is a touch of coolness to her manner, but less so than usual. She is not so very much older than Merida.
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Eowyn definitely reminds Merida of home too; indeed; they are fairly close in age, now that she seems her closely.
Immediately sensing she's speaking to someone who might understand, she begins to chat away. "It's beastly hot outside! I'm so thirsty, and Angus drank down so much water when I cooled him down I thought I'd...Oh, thank you, lady..." She trails off. Her ears turn slightly. "I'm afraid I didn't ask your name! I'm Merida."
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"I am Eowyn," she says, setting a heavy, clay mug in front of Merida. "Eomund's daughter. Is Angus," she says the name slowly, feeling out the sound of it, "your horse?"
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