Coversations with Legolas, # 4637
Mar. 6th, 2003 09:37 pm She looked at her reflection in the mirror, trying her best not to bang her head into the glass. The knocking on the bathroom door was becoming more and more insistent.
“Please, please let me do it,” Legolas said, speaking into the keyhole.
“Dammit. If you’re so fascinated by toilets, use one and you can flush it yourself!” With that Heather pushed the handle, and the gurgle of water through plumbing drowned out the sigh of Legolas’s disappointment.
“Elves don’t go to the bathroom,” he said, long-suffering. His interest in human technology sometimes got Heather exasperated.
“Well, duh,” Heather said, opening the door and marching past him, “You eat so much Lembas that it’s no wonder that you’re not regular.”
She left the elf to puzzle that one out and headed for the computer.
“Please, please let me do it,” Legolas said, speaking into the keyhole.
“Dammit. If you’re so fascinated by toilets, use one and you can flush it yourself!” With that Heather pushed the handle, and the gurgle of water through plumbing drowned out the sigh of Legolas’s disappointment.
“Elves don’t go to the bathroom,” he said, long-suffering. His interest in human technology sometimes got Heather exasperated.
“Well, duh,” Heather said, opening the door and marching past him, “You eat so much Lembas that it’s no wonder that you’re not regular.”
She left the elf to puzzle that one out and headed for the computer.