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Tinuviel nodded and sighed. "Well, if Nana can't take care of him," she said softly, "I'll have a go at it. He usually listens to me, even when he doesn't listen to Nana."

Earendil rolled his eyes. "You make it sound as if you have no idea why that might be," he commented dryly.

Lore chuckled lightly while trying to keep quiet, he was sure that Ruel would not apperiacate that kind of comment from Celebor. However, it would be difficult to explain to Celebor otherwise exactly the kind of thing that adults cared about so much, that most children, especially children like Celebor were unaware of.

"I suppose that is as good of an answer as any," he replied.

Tinuviel smiled down at Lin. "Ada thinks there's something extra special about me because I might one day be Queen," she told the tiny child softly. "And because of that, he thinks he's a bit special as well. He thinks he can do whatever he wants to and that it doesn't matter. Nana, I think, is probably trying to tell him that right now, but he sometimes doesn't listen, even though he loves her so much. On the other hand, there's a chance he just might listen to me, because he thinks I'm so special."

It was the only time where she actually appreciated her position.

Lin looked thoughtful, she hadn't really heard of Queens only that they led things like the way a clanleader would or the way the master of a school would. She tilted her head and thought... and thought... and for the life of her couldn't connect it to her every day life because it made no sense to her.

"But... someday you'll be Queen," she replied, "But he's not going to be Queen, why does you being Queen make him a bit special?"

Tinuviel smiled. Ah, the innocence. "He isn't special at all, really, he just thinks he is. Someday he'll learn, but for now ..." And she gave a most un-princess-like shrug.

"Rue the day," Earendil said grimly.

Lin mused on this as she ate more, and then seh blinked thinking that Earendil, even though he sounded so serious, made a really bad pun.

"Until then he'll just have to get use to everyone, starting with me."

She was more firm about this now, he would learn to put up with different people, and what better than a little girl who was the daughter of a human and angel.

Earendil chuckled a bit and ruffled Lin's hair affectionately. "Well then," he grinned, "you're going to have to learn our language. Why don't we go see Sir Valdemar again after dinner and see if he might be able to help teach you?"

He was a student after all, not a teacher.

"And don't hit him," Tinuviel added, though her eyes were also sparkling.

"Now why would I hit him?" Lin inquired innocnetly in a way that would mkae Donovna proud, "If I didn't really like him, hitting him would do no good, I can't reach.'

She smiled sweetly before she cointinued eating.