“I might as well give myself up, if my only defenders are a giddy blonde and a knight who runs around his friends’ castles in his underpants. Unless that’s your sword you’ve got in there, sir.”
The Madness of Dru
Submitted by Devin on Sat, 04/10/2010 - 15:34.
I was looking at Dru's family tree and noticed that he had a child with his 10 year old half sister who died 4 days after the birth of their daughter. I'm betting that he raped the poor child. How could the elves allow him to roam free knowing what he's capable of?
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Submitted by Lothere on Mon, 04/12/2010 - 10:55.Ugh, I am tempted to treat that as a rhetorical question. HOW COULD THEY???!!! *incoherent outrage*
Elven society has gone rotten in the last few decades. Sorin is an ineffective leader, and Saralla willfully blinds herself to a lot of negative things. In the absence of a strong official government, a underworld shadow-government will often fill the void, among people as well as elves.
A few years ago, when Paul was still Kiv and he was telling Vash that he couldn't give up, he wasn't only speaking about the "OMG you must marry Iylaine and have babies or our civilization is DOOMED" aspect of the elven situation.
I won't go into more details at this time, but it's something to ponder.