Elrond

Sun, 25 Jan 2004 20:51:24 GMT

How did you lose your virginity?

I'm finding it terribly difficult not to become bored with these questions. This is an awfully immature topic to be taking such grand pleasure in. I see giggling children behind half these entries and ridiculous excuses behind the other half.

"Uhh ... I was young and drunk and stupid and rebellious."

*snorts* Hardly.

I was far from young, sober, extremely thoughtful and the furthest possible thing from rebellious.

*sighs*

I will admit, however, that is near impossible not to remember her wistfully. She is so far from home. So far.

Sat, 10 Jan 2004 03:49:11 GMT

Do you believe in love at first sight?

Yes. What more is there to say but that?

I suppose you want some sort of explanation, but I find that I grow tired of explaining myself time and again. I met my wife and I fell in love with her. It is unexplainable.

Yes, I do believe in love at first sight.

Fri, 02 Jan 2004 21:56:14 GMT

Is there ever a good reason to get blindingly drunk?

I have seen men make utter fools of themselves when under the influence of mead or ale or some other such drink.

You are asking an Elf Lord if there is ever a good excuse for such horrid behaviour? Surely you must be joking.

If one cannot control their life while they are completely sober, what good excuse would one have to imbibe such drinks and lose even more control?

Mankind are such fools.

Sat, 20 Dec 2003 01:20:18 GMT

Do you feel that you were born with a predetermined role in society? If so, how do you feel about it?

I have the gift of sight. I know of many things before they happen and there was once a time I would have refused to answer such a question. I saw my daughter's son and I did not tell her. I lost her because of this. I know there is a fate meant for all of us, because I can see them. I do not 'feel' that I was born with a predetermined role, I simply know it.

I cannot see everything, however. I did not see the fate of Middle Earth, nor did I see the fate of my daughter. I simply saw what could be and hoped that I could change it. I should have accepted that I cannot change the course of the future. I cannot change what people will do or who they are.

How do I feel about this? I feel quite indescribable. I wish to be able to change the course of the future, but I know I cannot. I wish to change what it predetermined, but this I will never be able to do. I have yet to decide if this is a good thing or a bad thing.