TheMalhamBird

Traveling Troupe (놀이패) AU

(A little over 24 hours after Feanor is retreived from Angband, Nolofinwe ducking in to the medical tent in the Amanyar warcamp)

Nolofinwe: Brother mine. You cannot /bite/ one of the Valar.

Feanor: Empirically speaking I can, in fact

Nolofinwe: Naro.

Feanor: Now, if you mean that I cannot just bite one of the Valar, and expect them to get the point of anything but my teeth-

Nolofinwe: oh ha ha, this isnt funny.

I would presume that he has had enough of an Ainur touching him - Eonwe has never been seen to be angry or defiant but in this moment, armour still stained with dark ichor he looks as furious and terrifying as any could imagine. And for that I do not blame him - he has no reason to think well of us.

They had all seen Eonwe hiss where is mairon, an eagles scream terrifying in his voice. They had all seen what Morgoth had said, even as they hacked his legs from under him.

You will never find my little flame. Never.

I think in my head- theyre still looking for Mairon? Fëanor knows they *havent* found him yet but has no reason to think they *wont*. He conceded that he isnt well enough to help the search, and gave them the run down of the various places Mairon usually ends up on the occasions where Melkor separates them (because Melkor periodically decides his treasures are too focused on each other rather than him , gets pissy, and keeps them apart until he's over it)

Woke: Henry IV was a narcissist

There are a whole lot of issues with this. Leaving the whole quagmire of issues brought about by people who have no mental health training to speak of diagnosing a 600+ year old dead guy whose life was subject to heavy propagandistic rewriting following his deposition aside though or that they effectively interpret historical evidence of Richard's life through the belief that he was a narcissist instead of the evidence leading them to that conclusion or that they're effectively contributing to the stigma around NPD... the DSM, Anatomy of Human Destructiveness and 9 Nines You're Dating A Narcissist are all written from a modern-day, western viewpoint talking about modern, western individuals. The DSM is not designed to deal with medieval society, much less diagnose medieval kings, lol. Yeah, Richard might have believed he was "special and unique" (one of the DSM criteria for NPD) but he was a king living in a society that genuinely believed in the divine right of kings so that belief reflected the reality of his society and culture.