Don't worry, they don't. Tolkien's elves don't actually die the way men do: their soul go back to Valinor where they are eventually given a new body. The only single instance where an elf decided not to be reborn, her partner was given the permission to be married again with another partner.Honestly, that feels extreme. I never thought about it at the time back when I read LotR, but man, that feels wrong.
After all, humans have been dealing with this for as long as they've existed - whether outliving your parents (expected), outliving your spouse and friends (always possible), outliving your children (tragic), or even at the lowest end of that scale, outliving your pets (expected and tragic), outliving your loved ones is just something that will happen.
Tolkien deciding the elf side of a couple always dies of heartbreak because he dislikes the notion of the elf moving on and remarrying that much is kind of rubbish of Tolkien.
If parting is inevitable, then you want the other side to be happy that they were with you for as long as that was possible, and to keep being happy after you're gone.
Onions are not necessary???? You better take that back BOYEh, not really. Unless you specifically refer to the engineering that goes into them, it's just materialism.
At least she realised it was her own fault.
Trapped into having to buy one. But she's not holding the wallet. Great expressions being denied and saying goodbye.
Those have been made in cast iron for as long as cast iron cookware have existed.
Onions are not necessary. World would be better without them.
Casually mentioning the childhood friends part and the lucky pervert meeting. And casually killing him.
No, he's not an alien. She is.
There's not a single thing that has been made better by onions.Onions are not necessary???? You better take that back BOY
Steak. Excuses for when sad or romantic stuff happens in manga. Sour Cream and Onion flavored chips.There's not a single thing that has been made better by onions.