Then again, at a certain point, everyone is...even Thranduil.
[It has a note of sadness, not quite pity, as she says it. She draws a short breath as she finishes and shakes her head.]
I do not suppose the semantics of the Eldar would interest you, so I shall spare you the names we have generated over the Ages; it is good to meet one of the Aen Seidhe.
[There had been a reason for them to meet, apart from that they might become friends. This whole disastrous idea with the phylacteries was what prompted this conversation and, as such, she feels she should address it.]
These phylacteries they wish to impose on us are such strange things. I fear they do not realize the danger they court.
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Then again, at a certain point, everyone is...even Thranduil.
[It has a note of sadness, not quite pity, as she says it. She draws a short breath as she finishes and shakes her head.]
I do not suppose the semantics of the Eldar would interest you, so I shall spare you the names we have generated over the Ages; it is good to meet one of the Aen Seidhe.
[There had been a reason for them to meet, apart from that they might become friends. This whole disastrous idea with the phylacteries was what prompted this conversation and, as such, she feels she should address it.]
These phylacteries they wish to impose on us are such strange things. I fear they do not realize the danger they court.