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sindacollo
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*hears the nurses talking animatedly about his daughter's improving state of health and is heartened by the thought of taking her home soon*
*decides he'd best go hunt down The Doc to discuss the particular particulars of this case with him*
*waits until Lúthien's resting again and then heads out in search of him*
*just knows the labyrinthine design of all the hospital s is just one small part of a vast conspiracy to make him feel less powerful*
*bastards*
Current Mood:
aggravated
Tags:
thingol, elrond
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*frowns* Well. The very first time had to be when I was about eight years old. My brothers and I had no parents to speak of and Olwë was an immortal terror. At some point I realized that all the other elves were prepared to hold me responsible for every shitty, obnoxious thing he ever did solely because I was older, solely because I supposedly held some sort of sway over his actions. Not that he ever listened to a word I said, of course. I tried telling him again and again that he'd never be as strong or as talented or as able as I was if--well, ever, really. And for some reason he took that as a prime excuse to start kicking Elmo around, the sweetest little wuss you ever saw. Suddenly it was "Elwë, control your brother!" and "Elwë, be an example!" and "Elwë, if you hold Olwë over the edge of the well and threaten to bury him alive down there, he'll never grow up!" And sure enough, Olwë kicked poor little sissy-boy Elmo right down that well the very next day. And then there was the incident the following year with the secret clubhouse I built in my favorite tree with my very own hands, but I can't even think about that story without having nightmares about raccoons for a week.
*takes a breath*
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*eyeroll* No, I haven't always had a general dislike of humans. Puh-lease. My boy's a human, isn't he? Or used to be? You know what I'm saying. And I love him like he's my own even though he was and continues to be a stubborn, ungrateful little shit. It's probably just bad genes because it sure as fuck wasn't his upbringing. Certainly his biological dad could've been somewhat less of a downer in the end. First Age mortals, you know? Want everything to be handed to them on a silver platter and then they complain the platter's not shiny enough. Anyway, the rest of us are all humans now and even though that's a fairly fucking disgusting prospect it seems pretty illogical and contrary to basic instincts to hate oneself, wouldn't you say? What was I saying? Oh, yeah. Beren. Sure, I remember the day I met him. "Hi, how're you doing? I have no family and no prospects and no skills but I want to marry your daughter, the most perfect child in the history of the universe." It was fully clear to me then that he was already making her sick. She just kept looking at him with those big eyes of hers like he made the sun rise and set and never once spared a thought for her dear old dad. Did I tell you how I actually had her convinced for a while when she was really little that I did make the sun rise and set? That was so cute. So any idiot would've seen that she was sick and dying from the start. I mean really.
*glances at his watch* Which is I why I need the drugs. Can I please have the cunting drugs?!
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