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Flame of the Ainulindalë
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Lord Athanar has spoken!
![]() If you wonder about the congenial mood I have depicted let me tell you my train of thought... After all the mixed emotions - and especially with the soldiers, a long day of utterly mix-feeling manhunting - getting food and an ale, and receiving these messages both sides want, combined with the arousal of a common "enemy" - any studies of mass-psychology would tell people would probably react that way. And I left there an opening for anyone disagreeing with the common feel-good -factor to write them doing so. Also I think that as most people more or less believe lord Eodwine is dead (they don't know "the Creator of lord Eodwine" is back), they also think in the back of their heads that they'll have to get used to this state of affairs and thus this peace-making attitude would sound good in their ears. Foley & Dury: if there is anything wrong with Thornden and/or Coen, let me know. lmp: I need to postpone my PM to you for tomorrow, sorry, but it's absolutely too late now to start writing that (3.30am).
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A Voice That Gainsayeth
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: In that far land beyond the Sea
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Looks great, Nog! I absolutely agree with what you wrote. I will probably write something regarding closer reactions of the soldiers soon, too...
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