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Flame of the Ainulindalë
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Lhuna seems to have had one dream as Menel's narration for Night1 ends with
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of Mith: "rather innocent, in my opinion" of me: "either a sneaky wolf or a trigger-happy innocent" of Lommy: "guilty Finn?" & "Lommy" of Legate: "bored innocent or wolf setting up an insanity defence" Then she goes on with the following in one post: Volo is a lost explorer Agan is sweet and innocent (or so she claims) Gwath is a guilty lawyer and is likely to ignore Legate's plea for insanity Oddwen is crazy and innocent. Ending all this she goes... "So my pine cones tell me". Now this last add-on kind of makes me wonder whether someone noticed this already yesterDay or is it just th power of hindsight that makes this one shine through? But if she wished to hint she was the seer why isn't she more explicit with whom she knows of? Hinting to be the ser and leving others in confusion about her dreams doesn't sound reasonable playing ... so maybe I'm just reading too much into this? Anyway... I'm not sure about Gwath but I could imagine Nerwen picking that one up... Anyway. Next time she comes in she has this to say: Quote:
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She dreamt of Mith and found her innocent. She dreamt of Gwath and found him a wolf. She dreamt of Agan and found her innocent. She dreamt of Oddwen and found her innocent. She reamt of Nerwen and found her a wolf. I'd say she dreamt of Mith and found her innocent. For that is the most believable explanation I can find - she after all mentioned her twice and both times as an innocent without reservations or second thoughts / possibilties.
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A Voice That Gainsayeth
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: In that far land beyond the Sea
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Last but not least, I do not trust you (but you promoting Mith wouldn't have to mean you are wolves together, that will be rather transparent; rather I'd expect you making it look like that, to support the theory that you two are wolves, while she actually isn't). EDIT: x.-ed since that Nog's post I've quoted
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