Now comes a woman clad in white from one of the mansion’s many side corridors. She is tall and fair, gold of hair and pale of face, and her left arm is bound in a linen sling. There is in her something cold that is too proud to be called sad. Her steps slow, and she stops and looks around her
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This Galadriel, by the way, is from the beginning of the Third Age - so all that she knows of the War of the Ring is second-hand knowledge from Maglor. We have an Elrond from the second-age, too. Expect an elven invasion anytime soon.
"In the plains of Rohan it was, but not in the Mansion," is a quiet, soothing voice coming from behind her."
She may not know her, but Galadriel's visions have shown her Eowyn in Edoras before.
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"Good day," quietly, and from this rather subdued Elfthing - as subdued, that is, as anyone of his rather considerable height can be.
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He's sitting at a table, and staring. Not a word. His taste for Edain women is rather calmed, let's say.
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"It's no longer Minas Tirith, Lady. They call it Tol-in-Gaurhoth since the Dagor Bragollach."
He knows well enough - he had just left it before he came to the Mansion.
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Caliban really thought he'd get over the whole 'omg fictional character' thing fairly soon, after meeting, you know, Miranda. But this is something else entirely, because even if he only sort of recognizes her, something about the mode of speaking and with Niko talking about all the crazy Silmarillion people running around. "Holy fuck," He says, descriptively, staring at someone who was definitely fictional last time he checked.
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"...um. You're - Eowyn, right?"
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