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<blockquote data-quote="Mac Callum" data-source="post: 1445090" data-attributes="member: 17035">You have weird dreams - cool, but weird.Grass has probably grown over her legs.&nbsp; The forest floor will have to be ripped off of her to allow her to stand...and that's if there aren't any vines or ivy plants in the area.&nbsp; Any kind of creeper plant could have her completely mummified by now.Her clothes would be completely ragged, and so worn down the slightest stress would probably cause them to disintigrate.&nbsp; The elders might have taken that into account though and&nbsp; given her something more durable to wear.Hair.&nbsp; If it was long before, it's probably a squirrel's nest now (perhaps literally).&nbsp; It would certainly be windblown and tangled all to hell - twenty years is a long time to go without a trim.Finger &amp; toe nails.&nbsp; Very long.&nbsp; Her feet might even be trapped if something had grown around the nails.20 years is long enough for a tree to grow around something and entrap it if it's thin enough.&nbsp; I have seen this happen to fence posts and stones.&nbsp; She could be 'embraced' by an Oak by now -- heh, Old Man Willow, but nicer.Any explanation for why she hasn't been eaten for the last 20 years?&nbsp; Are there other elves watching over her?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mac Callum, post: 1445090, member: 17035"] You have weird dreams - cool, but weird. Grass has probably grown over her legs. The forest floor will have to be ripped off of her to allow her to stand...and that's if there aren't any vines or ivy plants in the area. Any kind of creeper plant could have her completely mummified by now. Her clothes would be completely ragged, and so worn down the slightest stress would probably cause them to disintigrate. The elders might have taken that into account though and given her something more durable to wear. Hair. If it was long before, it's probably a squirrel's nest now (perhaps literally). It would certainly be windblown and tangled all to hell - twenty years is a long time to go without a trim. Finger & toe nails. Very long. Her feet might even be trapped if something had grown around the nails. 20 years is long enough for a tree to grow around something and entrap it if it's thin enough. I have seen this happen to fence posts and stones. She could be 'embraced' by an Oak by now -- heh, Old Man Willow, but nicer. Any explanation for why she hasn't been eaten for the last 20 years? Are there other elves watching over her? [/QUOTE]

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