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Nick: aragonvaar (Registered User)
Date/Time: Sat, 1/17/2004 at 0:19 EDT
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In Reply To: "Delete fodder for the mods" or "Tar-Telperien drags herslf into another Dwarf beard spiel"  <Tar-Telperien>  [1/16/2004 @ 4:57]  (2/2)
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Actually I have a theory about dwarf-femmes' isolation...
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namely that, they originally went around openly, but that the Orcs targetted them (on thir masters' orders) and the Avari mocked them persistently.  So the Dwarves did what they normally do in the face of hostility and contempt: they clammed up.

I think the Dwarvish women probably went abroad more often than is "officially" stated, but that your average Elf or human just didn't penetreate their disguise.

And the line about marrying pretty whom they please and refusing any husband if they can't have the one they want (in the teeth of the Khazad's endangered species status), says to me that female dwarves were at least as stubborn as the men, and probably did pretty much what they pleased.

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