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Nevvasaiel · 01-04-2003, 10:44 AM

Ok, I have a question.

Elves can die from grief/sorrow.
So as they are immortal, does the passing of the years not grieve them? Doesn't seeing destruction and the rise of fall and birth and death of so many things, and the burden of so many memories bring grief to their hearts?
I know Legolas was known to be compassionate, and most certainly if Elves were a compassionate race, wouldn't the surroundings, and all of the events that occured, bring enough grief for them to, well, die?

01-04-2003, 10:44 AM	#40
Nevvasaiel Animated Skeleton Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 39	Ok, I have a question. Elves can die from grief/sorrow. So as they are immortal, does the passing of the years not grieve them? Doesn't seeing destruction and the rise of fall and birth and death of so many things, and the burden of so many memories bring grief to their hearts? I know Legolas was known to be compassionate, and most certainly if Elves were a compassionate race, wouldn't the surroundings, and all of the events that occured, bring enough grief for them to, well, die? __________________ i couldn't repair your brakes, so i made your horn louder!!! you must lead a horse to water, but, a pencil must be lead...