𝐒𝐚𝐮𝐝𝐚𝐝𝐞 - ᴀ ɴᴏsᴛᴀʟɢɪᴄ ʟᴏɴɢɪɴɢ ᴛᴏ ʙᴇ ɴᴇᴀʀ ᴀɢᴀɪɴ ᴛᴏ sᴏᴍᴇᴏɴᴇ ᴛʜᴀᴛ ɪs ᴅɪsᴛᴀɴᴛ
Susan x OC1
Edmund x OC2
Caspian x OC3
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Talia resents a lot of things.
For one, she resents the fact that none of the other leaders want to listen to her ideas of improving the Elve's future. She resents the fact that she spent many nights awake, writing a scroll containing all her ideas, in a structured order. She resents that the other leaders, who seemed to be only men, made fun of it.
She resents herself for thinking she'd get taken seriously.
She resents herself for wasting her time.
But mostly, she resents herself for keeping the wish of something she cannot have.
Talia loves children, and she enjoys taking care of others. She loved being an older sister to Alea, and she loved spending time with Suprio's younger brother.
And yet, she was made to never be able to have children of her own.
Maybe that's one of the reasons why Suprio cheated on her.
She also resents herself for not noticing that sooner.
She was blinded by the affection he gave her, how he'd spend so much time with her. She hates herself for forgetting how he used to look at her sister, how he only started showing interest in Talia when realising he couldn't have Liliane.
She was blinded by his kindness, how he'd pretend she was the one for him.
She forgot the only reason why she started inviting Liliane to the wine nights; he gets loud when he drinks and it's only the two of them.
Oh, and how he hated her for not being able to have children.
Talia now realised how power-hungry he is, how he wants an heir so he can continue to control things.
It was in September of 1017, when she accidently opened a letter meant for him, thinking it was for her.
It was sent by the wife of the Desert Elve's leader, and she wrote, in detail, how much she enjoys their affairs when Suprio's annoying wife is visiting her sister at Cair Paravel.
She sent the letter to Liliane, who picked her up the same day, taking her to live at the castle.
But Talia is not open to disrespect: before she left, she published all the letters she found in his office about the affair.
If the Elves hate her, they should hate him too.
In the past years, Talia has been a great help to Narnia. She had the most ideas on how to keep the people calm, and knew the most effective ways to rebuild Narnia and its broken economy.
Liliane was grateful for her sister's help. Herself, she might be good at fighting battles, but she was never good at handling people. Although, she did help a lot in making plans for rebuilding poor villages.
But Talia did not have long to live. She was only seven when the White Witch turned her into stone. Her mind was not fully developed, but forced to grow under the circumstances of being a statue. It drained her mind. Although it made her feel emotionally mature, it shortened her life span.
When an Elve's life comes to its end, they don't die. They change.
Close to each Elve Village, there is some kind of forest. The Elves of the Desert have cactuses, the Elves of the Ocean have corals and the Elves of the Forest have pink cherry blossom trees.
Talia never died, she changed into a tree.
It happened in 1025, that she was lying in her bed in Cair Paravel, Liliane by ber side, that her body changed into pink patels, which would float towards the forest and become a tree.
In her last seconds, Talia held out a hand, offering her sister to come with her.
