In a Dream
While I was reading the Fellowship of the ring one night, the antenna on the roof was struck by lightening, sending an electrical current through the house. The electrical current from the lightening over loaded the electrical wires running through the house, sending out the electric. As the power went out, I was thrown into the book by some unknown source of power. I landed at the feet of what looked like an Elf. The Elf raised his bow and aimed an arrow t me.
"Who are you?" asked the Elf.
"Where am I?" I asked.
"This is Rivendell. Who are you?" said the Elf.
"I'm Evelyn." I said.
"Well, Evelyn, what are you doing in Rivendell?" asked another Elf with his bow raised.
"I don't know." I said.
"How did you get here?" asked the first Elf.
"I was reading the Fellowship of the Ring when my house was struck by lightening which knocked the power out obviously sending me into the book." I said.
And we have no way of sending you home." Said the second Elf.
"Since we know who you are, I'm Elladan and over there is my twin brother Elrohir." Said Elladan.
Elrohir helped me up off of the ground and said, "We should take you t o our father since you had a nasty fall."
They took me inside to their father.
They explained to their father what I explained to them.
"Are you dizzy?" asked Elrond.
"No."
"Are you nauseous?"
"No?"
"Does any part of your body hurt?"
"Only my ankle and my head." I said.
"Ada, she was limping while we walked her here." Said Elladan.
"Take her to a room and I'll get the herbs I'm going to need." Said Elrond.
"Here, lean on me, because we have to walk up the stairs to the bedrooms." Said Elladan.
They got me upstairs and into a room.
Elrond gathered the herbs he needed and came into the room.
"First I need to look at your head to see if there is anything we should be concerned about, then I'm going to take a look at your ankle." Said Elrond.
"Good then maybe you can figure out what's wrong with it." I said.
"Why can't somebody figure out what's wrong with it?"
"The doctors keep telling me that there's nothing wrong with it but then they see that it's swollen again, they send me for the same tests all over again." I said.
"I'll try to figure it out then." Said Elrond.
"Thank you." I said.
Elrond checked my head then my ankle.
"Well the goods news is that it's not broken, but the bad news is that it's not in the right place." Said Elrond.
"What can you do about it?" asked Elladan.
"Well, I have to put it back into place for her to no longer be in pain." Said Elrond.
"How are you going to do it?" asked Elladan.
"The only choice, surgery."
"Will you put her to sleep or keep her awake?" asked Elladan.
"Well since you seem to care so much, Elladan, which would you rather I do?" asked Elrond.
"Put her to sleep." Replied Elladan.
"Do you agree with Elladan, Evelyn?" asked Elrond.
"Yes, my Lord." I said.
"Okay for that I have to get the herbs and equipment I'm going to need for the surgery." Said Elrond.
Elrond left the room and Elladan sat on the bed with me.
"Don't worry; Ada is the best healer in Middle Earth." Said Elladan taking my hand into his.
"At least I won't have the ankle problem to worry about any more." I said.
"Is there anything we should be concerned about, health wise?" asked Elrohir.
"I'm an asthmatic." I said.
"A what?" they said in unison.
"It means that sometimes I can't breathe properly and I don't have my medicine." I said.
"That's not a problem I can heal that too." Said Elrond coming into the room.
"You are going to put her to sleep, right?" said Elrohir.
"Evelyn, eat this, it will put you to sleep." Said Elrond ignoring his son's question and handing me the herb to put me to sleep.
When I awoke, Elladan was sitting in a chair beside the bed holding my hand while laying his head on the bed.
"Elladan. Elladan, wouldn't you be more comfortable in a bed." I said softly.
"Are you offering?" asked Elladan.
"Offering what?" I asked.
"Are you offering to share your bed with me?"
"What if I was just suggesting that you should just go sleep in a bed." I said.
"Fine, there's a bed right in front of me, I'll sleep there." He said getting into bed with me.
"Comfortable?" I asked.
"Not quite." He said pulling me close to him, close to the point where my head ended up on his shoulder.
"Are you comfortable now?" "Very comfortable."
"Okay."
"Go back to sleep."
"Fine." I said closing my eyes.
********************************A few hours later****************************
"What is going on in here?" demanded Elrond finding Elladan in my bed.
"She made a comment that I would probably be more comfortable in a bed instead of the chair then I climbed into bed with her." Said Elladan.
"Fine. Evelyn, how old are you?" asked Elrond.
"Sixteen." I answered.
"Very well. Elladan, go to your own room and let Evelyn recuperate for a while." Said Elrond.
"Fine." Said Elladan and left the room.
"How are you feeling?" asked Elrond.
"Much better, thank you." I said.
"Lord Elrond, where are you?" asked a voice in the corridor.
Elrond opened the door and said, "I'm in here with a guest, Legolas."
"All right, who is this 'guest'?" said Legolas.
Elrond let Legolas into the room and said, "Legolas, this is Evelyn."
"It's very nice to meet you, Evelyn." Said Legolas.
"It's nice to meet you too, Legolas." I said.
"Okay, we must let our patient rest now, lord knows how late Elladan kept her up last night after the surgery." Said Elrond.
"Surgery?" asked Legolas.
"Minor ankle surgery last night." Answered Elrond.
"Well, my Father sent me to deliver urgent news." Said Legolas.
"Then let us go deal with that while we let her rest." Said Elrond.
Legolas and Elrond left and Elladan came back into the room.
"So what did my father say about me to Legolas, I heard my name mentioned?" asked Elladan.
"He told Legolas that they should let me rest because he didn't know if you had kept me awake all night." I answered.
"You do realize what he's going to do now, right?" said Elladan.
"No, what's he going to do?" I asked.
"He's going to try to keep us apart, he may even send you to another Elven city or worse, Gondor with the Humans." Said Elladan climbing into my bed.
"And what's so bad about Humans?"
"Nothing."
"You do realize that I am Human, right?"
"Of course. You would probably fit right in with them." Said Elladan.
"Which one of us is he most likely going to send away?" I asked.
"Could be either of us, but Legolas coming here was convenient especially if he decides to send you to away." Said Elladan.
"He wouldn't send me to Mirkwood, would he?" I asked.
"If I know my Father, and I'm sure I do, he might." Said Elladan
While I was reading the Fellowship of the ring one night, the antenna on the roof was struck by lightening, sending an electrical current through the house. The electrical current from the lightening over loaded the electrical wires running through the house, sending out the electric. As the power went out, I was thrown into the book by some unknown source of power. I landed at the feet of what looked like an Elf. The Elf raised his bow and aimed an arrow t me.
"Who are you?" asked the Elf.
"Where am I?" I asked.
"This is Rivendell. Who are you?" said the Elf.
"I'm Evelyn." I said.
"Well, Evelyn, what are you doing in Rivendell?" asked another Elf with his bow raised.
"I don't know." I said.
"How did you get here?" asked the first Elf.
"I was reading the Fellowship of the Ring when my house was struck by lightening which knocked the power out obviously sending me into the book." I said.
And we have no way of sending you home." Said the second Elf.
"Since we know who you are, I'm Elladan and over there is my twin brother Elrohir." Said Elladan.
Elrohir helped me up off of the ground and said, "We should take you t o our father since you had a nasty fall."
They took me inside to their father.
They explained to their father what I explained to them.
"Are you dizzy?" asked Elrond.
"No."
"Are you nauseous?"
"No?"
"Does any part of your body hurt?"
"Only my ankle and my head." I said.
"Ada, she was limping while we walked her here." Said Elladan.
"Take her to a room and I'll get the herbs I'm going to need." Said Elrond.
"Here, lean on me, because we have to walk up the stairs to the bedrooms." Said Elladan.
They got me upstairs and into a room.
Elrond gathered the herbs he needed and came into the room.
"First I need to look at your head to see if there is anything we should be concerned about, then I'm going to take a look at your ankle." Said Elrond.
"Good then maybe you can figure out what's wrong with it." I said.
"Why can't somebody figure out what's wrong with it?"
"The doctors keep telling me that there's nothing wrong with it but then they see that it's swollen again, they send me for the same tests all over again." I said.
"I'll try to figure it out then." Said Elrond.
"Thank you." I said.
Elrond checked my head then my ankle.
"Well the goods news is that it's not broken, but the bad news is that it's not in the right place." Said Elrond.
"What can you do about it?" asked Elladan.
"Well, I have to put it back into place for her to no longer be in pain." Said Elrond.
"How are you going to do it?" asked Elladan.
"The only choice, surgery."
"Will you put her to sleep or keep her awake?" asked Elladan.
"Well since you seem to care so much, Elladan, which would you rather I do?" asked Elrond.
"Put her to sleep." Replied Elladan.
"Do you agree with Elladan, Evelyn?" asked Elrond.
"Yes, my Lord." I said.
"Okay for that I have to get the herbs and equipment I'm going to need for the surgery." Said Elrond.
Elrond left the room and Elladan sat on the bed with me.
"Don't worry; Ada is the best healer in Middle Earth." Said Elladan taking my hand into his.
"At least I won't have the ankle problem to worry about any more." I said.
"Is there anything we should be concerned about, health wise?" asked Elrohir.
"I'm an asthmatic." I said.
"A what?" they said in unison.
"It means that sometimes I can't breathe properly and I don't have my medicine." I said.
"That's not a problem I can heal that too." Said Elrond coming into the room.
"You are going to put her to sleep, right?" said Elrohir.
"Evelyn, eat this, it will put you to sleep." Said Elrond ignoring his son's question and handing me the herb to put me to sleep.
When I awoke, Elladan was sitting in a chair beside the bed holding my hand while laying his head on the bed.
"Elladan. Elladan, wouldn't you be more comfortable in a bed." I said softly.
"Are you offering?" asked Elladan.
"Offering what?" I asked.
"Are you offering to share your bed with me?"
"What if I was just suggesting that you should just go sleep in a bed." I said.
"Fine, there's a bed right in front of me, I'll sleep there." He said getting into bed with me.
"Comfortable?" I asked.
"Not quite." He said pulling me close to him, close to the point where my head ended up on his shoulder.
"Are you comfortable now?" "Very comfortable."
"Okay."
"Go back to sleep."
"Fine." I said closing my eyes.
********************************A few hours later****************************
"What is going on in here?" demanded Elrond finding Elladan in my bed.
"She made a comment that I would probably be more comfortable in a bed instead of the chair then I climbed into bed with her." Said Elladan.
"Fine. Evelyn, how old are you?" asked Elrond.
"Sixteen." I answered.
"Very well. Elladan, go to your own room and let Evelyn recuperate for a while." Said Elrond.
"Fine." Said Elladan and left the room.
"How are you feeling?" asked Elrond.
"Much better, thank you." I said.
"Lord Elrond, where are you?" asked a voice in the corridor.
Elrond opened the door and said, "I'm in here with a guest, Legolas."
"All right, who is this 'guest'?" said Legolas.
Elrond let Legolas into the room and said, "Legolas, this is Evelyn."
"It's very nice to meet you, Evelyn." Said Legolas.
"It's nice to meet you too, Legolas." I said.
"Okay, we must let our patient rest now, lord knows how late Elladan kept her up last night after the surgery." Said Elrond.
"Surgery?" asked Legolas.
"Minor ankle surgery last night." Answered Elrond.
"Well, my Father sent me to deliver urgent news." Said Legolas.
"Then let us go deal with that while we let her rest." Said Elrond.
Legolas and Elrond left and Elladan came back into the room.
"So what did my father say about me to Legolas, I heard my name mentioned?" asked Elladan.
"He told Legolas that they should let me rest because he didn't know if you had kept me awake all night." I answered.
"You do realize what he's going to do now, right?" said Elladan.
"No, what's he going to do?" I asked.
"He's going to try to keep us apart, he may even send you to another Elven city or worse, Gondor with the Humans." Said Elladan climbing into my bed.
"And what's so bad about Humans?"
"Nothing."
"You do realize that I am Human, right?"
"Of course. You would probably fit right in with them." Said Elladan.
"Which one of us is he most likely going to send away?" I asked.
"Could be either of us, but Legolas coming here was convenient especially if he decides to send you to away." Said Elladan.
"He wouldn't send me to Mirkwood, would he?" I asked.
"If I know my Father, and I'm sure I do, he might." Said Elladan