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[politicians]

How do you honor those who have left this place?

Is there a custom you follow? And are willing to share?

Or perhaps a story of those you miss. For remembrance.

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[politicians]

Yes. Distant kin of mine, an old friend by choice.

[godshattering]

I'm sorry. I hope that things are alright at home where you'd both left them.

[ Something which doesn't always seem to be the case for most he's talked to here, and Claude remembers Elrond mentioning many forces at work in their talks. Maybe better to move on from that for now. ]

If the two of you shared some things in common, like a hobby or a favorite food or drink, there's always doing that here to remember them by. Like taking a few minutes each day or week to do it, if that'd bring you any comfort too.

[politicians]

She tended to prefer the art of war and battle while I'm more of a writer and poet. I fear she would be annoyed if I wrote a verse.

Still, we did share interests. I am mostly thinking of how they would coalesce into a worthwhile celebration.

[godshattering]

Maybe a verse combining the two then, to be for both in remembrance and to share some of what she'd done in war or battle? That way it's both for you and for her.

Or, and this is thinking more towards the celebration side, you could also read the verse to others who knew her while she was here at some kind of gathering, or to those who might not have met her but would like to share in the memory all the same.

[politicians]

[ oh. he rather likes that. ]

That is an excellent suggestion. Thank you.