Elgaladwen
Father name: Silmëhareth / Elgaladwen
Mother name: Lúrëalassë / Gwaewlass
Epesse: Dailalph (Given by Gallorith)
(Prefers to go by the Sindarin version of her name)
Stats:
Born in SA 3401; Begetting, December 19
Birthplace: Imladris
Race: Noldor
Occupation: Healer (formerly one of many in Elrond's house), Herbalist
Gender: Female
Sexuality: Heterosexual
Married to Gallorith of Lothlórien (played by @sewer-princess)
Looks:
Deep black wavy hair, currently falls to her chest, but it has been both longer and shorter over the years
Very pale skin, except for her pink cheeks
Takes pains to keep her skin unblemished, so she has had no visible scars, up until recent RP, in which she now has fresh fingernail gouges down both her cheeks, which are scabbing over
Pale green eyes
Tends to wear ornate gowns and jewelry, unless more practical clothing is needed. She sometimes wears cosmetics such as kohl eyeliner, or a berry stain upon her lips
Artwork: Here, by @loremastering, here with Gallorith by @nozomi-mats, and here
Smell:
Lavender, sage, amber, myrrh
Sound:
Voice is on the deeper side of feminine, rich, smooth
Tends to speak slowly and deliberately, rather than hastily, even when excited or angered
Speaks many languages fluently, though her dialect may differ from what is common in some areas
Playlist here
General:
Generally good at hiding her emotions behind polite masks, though she lets her true feelings show more often when among friends
Is not a pacifist like her husband, and has no qualms with hurting those who have hurt people she loves, though she prefers mending, healing, and talking more than fighting
Holds grudges, but hides it well
Eats no meat, and hasn't most of her life. Prefers not to harm animals, but will for survival
Was raised to exude courtly decorum, and still tends to act in such a way in public
Favorite color is crimson, though she also enjoys deep blue, and any colors that are found in her beloved's garden
Lived in Imladris all her life, until moving to Lothlórien to be with Gallorith
Has traveled much, and still does on occasion, but now with Gallorith
Her parents were very proud Noldor elves, despite her grandparents probably being involved in the first kinslaying
They tried to arrange many marriages for her, always with others they considered of good lineage, but she refused them all and said she would never marry
She isn't particularly proud of her heritage herself, though it is more out of indifference than shame
She did end up marrying Gallorith, a Silvan elf, whom her parents would have likely found unsuitable- Or perhaps they'd have just been happy she was finally settling down. Either way, they sailed many years before she met him
She loves Gallorith more than all else in the world, and was surprised to feel such a way, always having thought tales of love and romance were greatly exaggerated
Has no family she's met left in Middle-earth, but does have distant cousins she doesn't know
Can read and write more languages than she can speak
Enjoys making dyes, perfumes, and other frivolous things, when not crafting tinctures and potions for healing
Heals using both the innate power that many of her people have, which seems like magic to many men, and by using practical methods, often combining the two to urge a patient's body to respond faster to herbs or medicine
Has studied anatomy extensively, mostly in elves, but a little in humans too
Enjoys learning and reading in general, so she knows much of history and general knowledge as presented in books, but healing, herbalism, and to a lesser extent, languages, are her main areas of study
Has trained with sword and staff, mainly to be able to defend herself should she be a battlefield medic, she is good with neither, though, and has little control over elements she is not directly using for healing
Generally lived a sheltered, happy life, up until recent events
Relationships with other characters can be seen here.
Background, history, and RP can be seen here.
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Tell me about fixed point my friend. In return I offer a monologue from one if my stage scripts, Matthew's Marvelous and Mystifying Magic Act (ironically preceding my knowledge of magic goes wrong)
Matt Thank you, to those of you who have stuck around to see the latter half of the production. We’ve had a few minor hiccups, but the show must go on, as I have to fulfil a contractual obligation to our sponsor: Wowzafresh cleaning products; scrub away your past with the all new ultra deluxe exfoliator, not safe for human use. Anyways, it seems my parents have still not arrived, though upon checking my email I’ve found that in response to the tickets I sent my mother she has sent back a link to a two year course in Accounting. Perhaps she is hoping I will one day take after my younger sister, a rather successful paralegal, in having a career she can tell her book club about and not receive condolences in return. Still, as a brief note the rabbit has been captured and safely returned to its cage and Sasha and I will be arranging a carpool after the performance to get rabies shots. I would highly encourage any of you who may have come into contact with it to do the same. Now, back to the magic!
(He is visibly startled by the smoke bomb this time, not managing to exit before it dissipates. Instead he just waits for Sasha to open the curtain.)
man i'm starting to think that you didn't find the goes wrong franchise... the goes wrong franchise found you
as a (fictional) scientific concept, the fixed point theory is a maxim of time travel that suggests that the progression of events is relatively immutable - summed up in the phrase anything that has happened will happen, and anything that will happen has happened. mainly, if a person goes back in time to do anything, whatever they do will ultimately contribute to the version of the "future" they know. vanessa speaks to this rather confusingly in the first chapter: "if she went back and time and killed her grandfather, she wouldn't cease to exist because her grandfather wasn't actually her grandfather, and this was how time was and he would always die like that. or something."
specific events are known as Fixed Points - moments in time that everything surrounds, like nails in a string, things that Cannot Be Changed, even as little bits and pieces shift and twist. most of what we know as history consists of fixed events. the shattering of the cornely drama society is also a fixed point.
this reminds us, as time travelers, that despite the freedom and adventure that comes with it, all our choices still have lasting effects - you can't go back and change it once it's happened. as a bonus, it means that the cpds didn't fuck anything up when they went to the seventies 😁
(also, it's just very important to the plot.)
thanks for the ask you're the best!!!
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