Arafinwë (
elfoflight) wrote2015-03-15 01:05 am
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"Patience. You look a mess. I will answer your questions once I am satisfied you will not disturb my people with your appearance."
Not that Paris was the cleanest city, but he was working on that.
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"There is nothing wrong with the marks of honest work." He snaps. "And I'll not go anywhere with you - I..." The slightest waver. "...do not know you, and I am to wait for my father."
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A wistful look crossed over his face, Arafinwe's patience settling around him like a favored cloak. "High King Finwe has not walked this world for centuries. You are out of your time but not without a friend."
A long pause, then he gestured behind him, indicating his request for Feanaro to walk with him. "Please?"
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"Liar! Father's fine!"
He'd never leave me
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I would not lie to you...
"Not willingly, never. Here is not the place for this discussion. I will answer all your questions and do what I can to help you return to your time, but for that I need you to come with me."
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"Why should I come with you, stranger? For all I know this is your doing. What have you done to my father?"
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"Nothing. I would never harm my own father. I have changed, Feanaro, that much is plain for all eyes to see. I would not harm him, nor will I harm you."
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"I don't know you."
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A song that Feanaro had sung to him when he'd been very very small and when nothing else would make him sleep.
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"You... How do you know that song?"
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"I was a handful as a child and my eldest brother Feanaro sung it to me to make me sleep."
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Feanaro's hands come down and he squints at France in confusion, obviously looking for the baby brother's (half-brother!) features in the grown stranger across from him.