Sador didn't forget his wife's sudden outburst, and he felt less comfortable spending some of his evening at the ball with Denethor. Trying to seem as nothing had happened, he jumped into conversations concerning politics, even though he wasn't in the mood for such.
As the evening wore of, he didn't get a single glimpse of his wife, Pelien. Sador wanted to talk to her, but he didn't get the chance.
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Sador undressed and got to bed quickly after the couple arrived their apartment. He felt a bit ashamed and empty, as if someone had sucked life out of him, and now all was a blur.
He decided not to bring up a coversation regarding tonight's events. It just wasn't the right time to sit down, having a long talk. It was far to late, and besides, he really needed to sort things out. He clearly understood his wife's intention. Or well, did he? Perhaps it was all about Adrama, and her wanting to get married to the coming Steward. How could he of all, be so naive. He was her father! But was Adrama's love for Denethor reason enough for Peleien to have an outburst at Finduilas. And was it even true, what Pelien had accused her for?
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Scully: Homer, we're going to ask you a few simple yes or no questions. Do you understand?
Homer: Yes. (Lie dectector blows up)
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