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[Waking up from being asleep for a year is much like coming out of a coma. It took Mary a few days to feel truly herself again, but now she's back and well and truly confused about what happened to her.

The last that she remembered, she had finally been able to smash the damn harp in her dreams and get some rest from the depression that constantly haunted her for weeks. One night she drifted off and the next thing she knew it was May... a year later. Obviously, much has happened and she wonders why she had to be the one to be put into a magical sleep and miss everything.

She experienced a dream, or what felt like a dream, during her sleep - that she was back at Downton and that she had interacted with her family members, even lived her life there for a year while her body was asleep here. The details of what happened are clear, though remembering it feels like watching everything happen through a veil over her face.

On the locket she appears rested, to say the least. She's bathed, washed her hair, and styled it so that she looks presentable. But there's confusion and a bit of fear in her eyes as she tries to get answers.]

Have I truly been asleep for a year? I fear this could be quite a long conversation, but what have I missed? And was I the only one afforded this privilege of missing out on a year of my life?

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{There are times he sees to his appearance - like when he is representing the Elves publicly. However he has gone through a period of not being that interested in it. Depression is a hard thing to shake and it weighs heavily on him after spending a year, more or less, cut off from a majority of the Drabwurld.}

I do. I recall you staying with us last year? You are always welcome to return if you have need.

[Taken care of or not, Mary knows a handsome man when she sees one, even if this one looks troubled.]

Thank you again. I found their hospitality to be quite warm and welcoming. They saved my life.

[She'll never forget that.]

There are many similarities between the Elves of my world and the Elves of this one. They do not accept death readily and, when they can intervene, they will use their resources well. I am glad you are still amongst us.

{Dying in the Drabwurld is no picnic.}

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The Elven lands were the most beautiful place that I have ever seen, here or in my world.

[She'll take your word on dying here, Aragorn.]

But you are not an Elf.

I wish I could show you Imladris or the Greenwood once the Darkness has passed. {Elvish architecture is always beautiful.} No, not entirely. There was an Elf who chose mortality. He is my Ancestor.

I did not know Elves had that option. Truly, there isn't much I know about Elves. They don't exist where I come from.

[But based on what she's learned here, they're all tall, graceful and incredible healers.]

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