[ Galadriel stands before one of the walls within the office building the Elves call their camp, smoothing long fingers across the surface to carefully blend together colors she's spent several hours applying, having grown fed up with the blandness of the constricting walls around. If they couldn't have any growing things about them, then she would
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That's easier said than done.
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Trouble with the Shadows?
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I don't think they'll look elsewhere for amusement just with us asking, though.
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That is likely true, but if these pests believe I shall startle at their presence like a fearful elfling, they are sorely mistaken.
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Truth was, without a purpose, he was feeling quite lost.
He had been gazing out a window when he heard the voice of the Lady. Following it, he soon found her. Aragorn's eyes widened, and he could not hide the smile that spread across his mouth.]
Now that is a picture that brings much happiness.
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A mere illusion in place of the real thing, but a comforting one, I hope.
[ Turning her head back to gaze at the picture of the trees on the wall, her shoulders jumped slightly as she exhaled softly. There was clear longing in her quiet tone when she spoke up after a moment. ]
There are too few trees here, Aragorn, such scant amount of growing things. It is so very quiet without their song around us. These walls may shelter us from the elements, and yet at times they feel akin to those of a cage, closing in on us.
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[He glances at her but a moment before allowing himself to admire the scene again. While Galadriel speaks, he cannot stop himself from nodding ruefully. There seems to be nowhere asides from the park to take comfort in, and yet the trees there are few and far between. Not at all resembling the mallorn's that fill the Golden Wood.]
There is a place in the woods of this realm where it may provide ease which you desire. If you would like, I can take you there.
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I would enjoy that indeed, and the pleasure of your company, of course. Later on I should like to also take a look at this tree that caused Haldir so much grief, perhaps. [ The small smile she gives Aragorn is almost playful, a glimpse of a side hidden behind her usual grave dignity. ] Lead on, Strider.
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[She tilts her head.] Ghosts now? That's new.
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[Ghosts? Games? NOPE. Just a beautiful woman making art. Being art. Zevran totally has priorities.]
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My skill lies more with needle and thread rather than with paints and brushes, but your words are appreciated.
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[Then he tilts his head. Did he just see...?]
This... may be a strange question. But are you an elf as well, by chance?
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Not so strange, for there are a few of us here, among the other races. I am indeed an elf of Middle-earth; Galadriel is my name. I venture to guess I speak to a kindred, albeit not from the same realm?
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The ghosts seemed focused on just being annoying, as if some people are not already paranoid.
[ Slight pause as he studies the drawings.] You're very talented.
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[ She bows her head slightly in thanks. ] My thanks for the kind words, though this is but a work of a novice. I normally leave such arts to those who master them with greater skill.
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[ Grins a little, shaking his head. ] I'm no artist either, but I like what I see. Is that what your home looks like? With all those trees?
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[ She laughs a little at that, smiling. ] Then it is well. Aye, it bears a great likeliness to my realm, but alas, these woods I sought to illustrate no longer exist but in memory of those old enough to have walked beneath its boughs.
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