Dinenwen: die-nen-wen

1) An elvish word (deriving from the Sindarin dialect in the fiction of J.R.R Tolkein) meaning 'silent maiden'

2) A sixteen year old girl known elsewhere as 'Steel_lace' or 'Elizabeth'

3) A forgotten melody, an accident waiting to happen. She takes delight in thunderstorms, overcast days, and fishnet stockings. She lives most at three in the morning and has a secret fascination with the moon. Passion is her moniker but she doesn’t understand her own heart. She’ll sit around forever waiting to be swept off her feet. When she falls she falls hard. Knowledge is her delight and her power. It will also be her downfall. Torn. She’s a creature of silent explosions and too many contradictions. She’s drawn to velvet gowns, lost causes, broken hearts, and all manners of impracticality. She believes that steel and lace are not mutually exclusive materials. Metaphors explode roses

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