Tadchaen-a-Neledh

[inafadingcrown]

[Friends, allies, and friendly acquaintances]

I know many of you are on the expedition and I do not wish to take too much of your time, but there are two recent arrivals I believe I need mention.

First, you may or may not be aware of the arrival of a certain Elizabeth Tudor. Regardless, she bears both my face and my voice. I hope that this does not cause any more confusion than necessary. [And yes, while she knows that Elizabeth is a queen, she’s rather oblivious as to how much of a big freaking deal she is.]

Secondly, I would announce the recent arrival of my husband, the Lord Celeborn. I know I need not ask ask it, but I do hope you will show him the same courtesy and kindness you have shown me.

[She also probably should have remembered to filter this away from either of the two mentioned, but it rather slipped her mind.]

[Rin]

I would speak to you, in particular, regarding the second matter when you have a moment to spare.

[Action]

[You can also find Galadriel in town today, pausing in front of a store window every so often. Almost as if she’s considering something. Hmm…]

Comments

[inafadingcrown]

That is something I have long found curious. I hope you will take no offense when I say that I see no reason Earth or the race of Man should be so over-represented in this place. [All of these people and what? Four elves? Four half-elves? No dwarves at all. It's strange.]

That is natural enough, given the length of time I have been here.

[deterrence]

Of course. [yet another thing the queen will have to bear with? So be it]

And I agree, the makeup of the castle population favours both Earth and humans to a strange extent. Surely there are others out there who are just as, if not more notable than us.

[which invites the question of whether attention from the castle could be a good thing in any way, but]

[inafadingcrown]

[Yes, she's never sure whether to be grateful or insulted her world is so often overlooked.]

Yet another mystery of this world, I suppose.