Good question!
I'm going to rant-ish now, just fair warning. It's expository creative writing, so I may very well write a short paper here.
On one hand, Kel is one extreme, Velin the other, and Cyaer and the Fellowship are in the middle. Because Kel is the Lady of the House, and Velin is her antagonist, and Cyaer just happens to be in the middle of them, literally and figuratively. Literally because he stands in the line of succession between Velin and Kel. Figuratively because he's such a righteous person.
Another angle argues that the entire Fellowship is sandwiched between where they would like to be; glory, honor, etc., and the evil people; Vira, Velin. Evil gives as good as it gets, push for pull and all that.
So now the question is less of -who- is in the middle, but more of what force/person/idea is acting as the end pieces. It's like a sandwich (Sorry, I'm hungry, my analogies relate to food when I'm hungry.). Maybe we have two pieces of bread, one is Vira and one is Velin. Then let's say we're making a figurative BLT. We have mayonnaise on the bread, this is, perse our go between people and chaotic neutral people; The Gobby (Name, anyone?), Kel'thul possibly, Baelic, and all the other people being used/influenced. Then we have lettuce, bacon, and tomato. The Fellowship as a whole.
Now, when I think about this kind of thing, it seems to me that the couples have a larger place in the scheme of things, because while stronger together, there is that second person to watch out for, so, in my head, Wyndd and Varus, Nic and Kel, and Cyaer and Mia get a special place in our sandwich.
TL;DR:
We've become a sandwich.
Strange analogies aside, that's what I've got, and I'm going to go make a BLT and eat it.
EDIT: Cy, you did something right with that journal entry, it just almost made me cry. Either that, or I'm just in a weird place right now. Either way, good job.
Edited by Kellatira on 7/3/2012 7:00 AM PDT