Voices from Heaven (
thespaceopera) wrote in
driftfleet2016-05-01 09:56 am
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And We Danced (Masquerade Overflow!)
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"I do not know - I was the only one who could hear it, growing up. The only one of the Eldar, that is - the Ainur - the Powers of the World, - of course they could hear it, but they are its singers, after all. I think Daeron of Doriath could hear it too, but we never really had a chance to get to know each other. But the Music is... it is the world. What made it, what sustains it, what both writes and chronicles it's story. All other music is echoes of it - and so to know the Song is to know the world, and to sing it is to sing the world. You can learn how to hear it, but I never had to learn - it was just something that was."
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"Yes - it isn't... quite as clear, here. As if... I am not used to how it sounds, which makes sense."
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"Yes amil, whatever you say amil"
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"Amil? Does that mean mother?"
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So yes, he basically called her mom. (It's the red hair)
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"Amme. Brings back memories of when my son used to call me Mommy, when he was little. Now it's simply Mom."
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"I have not seen my mother in... a very long time. I hope... she does well."
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good place to end?