Galadriel, Lady of Lothlórien (
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I sang of leaves, of leaves of gold; (Open)
Who: Galadriel and you
What: Wandering through the forest because oh, thank God, spring!
When: 4/7, anytime during the day
Where: the...forest
Rating: Can't see this going higher than PG
Notes: Brackets and prose are both fine; I'll switch to match.
It had been too long. Too long since she’d wandered through the woods, too long since she’d felt the grass beneath her bare feet.
Galadriel closed her eyes, letting the warm breeze blow back her hair, breathing in the first scents of spring. She placed a hand on each tree as she passed it, an almost affectionate gesture, making her way deeper into the forest.
At last, when the woods had begun to darken, the small amount of light filtering in through the canopy leaving them in a perpetual twilight, she stopped to rest and take in the stillness, unwilling to venture further- at least today.
What: Wandering through the forest because oh, thank God, spring!
When: 4/7, anytime during the day
Where: the...forest
Rating: Can't see this going higher than PG
Notes: Brackets and prose are both fine; I'll switch to match.
It had been too long. Too long since she’d wandered through the woods, too long since she’d felt the grass beneath her bare feet.
Galadriel closed her eyes, letting the warm breeze blow back her hair, breathing in the first scents of spring. She placed a hand on each tree as she passed it, an almost affectionate gesture, making her way deeper into the forest.
At last, when the woods had begun to darken, the small amount of light filtering in through the canopy leaving them in a perpetual twilight, she stopped to rest and take in the stillness, unwilling to venture further- at least today.
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"My brother and I planted it a few days ago, my lady. It was around here." Arya holds her hand at half the tree's current height to show how small it had been.
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"What do you want?"
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"You would know, my lady."
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"Had you arrived in this world sooner than you did, you might have spoken to a tree in truth. Or a shepherd of the trees, rather."
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Arya sits. She has to call Nymeria twice before the wolf acquiesces to lay down beside her. The animal huffs.
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She tries not to make it sound like an accusation. She does. It falls short of its intended mark.
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"I know many things, my young friend. But this is supposition. Mayhaps I am wrong. Yet I neither saw nor sensed you before that time and I do make some effort to watch after the little ones."
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Well. That may have been the first time anyone has ever said that to her face, but it's certainly not the first the sentiment has been expressed. She leans back against the tree and grows quiet for a moment.
"Then you have my apologies."
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