It's not impossible that Feanor has been more or less conspicuous lately. In fact, after much reflection, he's decided that the only way he could keep himself sane was to set about productive endeavors. To that effect, he effectively hijacked a corner of the library which he found to be rather unused. The walls have gone from cobwebbed to covered
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Maximilien is probably in the library looking for more information on this failed Revolution that he kind of thinks of as his, even if he probably shouldn't. Especially given the ignoble failure, he probably doesn't want to. Nonetheless...
He might stumble on Feanor's corner, and if he's slipped out for a moment, Max will be examining the plans with evident curiosity, brows furrowed, because what the hell language is that?
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Yes, it's an order, no, he won't have any patience for him.
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There's something dangerous in his voice.
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He wonders if this one is part of the 'court' that the large-nosed man spoke of so reverently.
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And alright, that's enough, he's getting bodily hauled out of the corner, if Max's typist is willing. (In which case, Feanor's sword will be drawn, and his stance will be menacing.)
"Leave."
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Begins to murmur, then, in a low voice. "Keep me, O LORD, from the hands of the wicked; protect me from men of violence who plan to trip my feet who devise evil plans in their hearts and stir up war every day."
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Intended effect?
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