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They sought the Havens long ago.'įirst, when they were exiled in Formenos, then, all the tragic events which fell on their destiny. 'But the Elves of this land were of a race strange to us of the silvan folk, and the trees and the grass do not now remember them: Only I hear the stones lament them: deep they delved us, fair they wrought us, high they builded us but they are gone. Much evil must befall a country before it wholly forgets the elves, if once they dwelt there.' But what has happened to the water, I cannot guess it used to be swift and noisy. ‘This is where the stream ran: Sirannon, the Gate-stream, they used to call it. It was empty and silent, and hardly a trickle of water flowed among the brown and redstained stones of its bed but on the near side there was a path, much broken and decayed, that wound its way among the ruined walls and paving-stones of an ancient highroad. Hurrying up they saw below them a deep and narrow channel. He was standing on a knoll and pointing to the right. Suddenly Gimli, who had pressed on ahead, called back to them. It was really a veiled attack on the gods, an incitement to try and make a separate independent paradise.

Sauron found their weak point in suggesting that, helping one another, they could make Western Middle-earth as beautiful as Valinor.

He was still fair in that early time, and his motives and those of the Elves seemed to go partly together: the healing of the desolate lands. They became sad, and their art (shall we say) antiquarian, and their efforts all really a kind of embalming – even though they also retained the old motive of their kind, the adornment of earth, and the healing of its hurts. They thus became obsessed with 'fading’, the mode in which the changes of time (the law of the world under the sun) was perceived by them. They wanted the peace and bliss and perfect memory of ‘The West’, and yet to remain on the ordinary earth where their prestige as the highest people, above wild Elves, dwarves, and Men, was greater than at the bottom of the hierarchy of Valinor. But they wanted to have their cake without eating it. There was nothing wrong essentially in their lingering against counsel, still sadly with the mortal lands of their old heroic deeds. In the first we see a sort of second fall or at least ‘error’ of the Elves. Obviously these issues grow even further if one also includes the matter of Celebrimbor being Aman-born to a wife who doesn't follow Curufin (and therefore the matter of his age at the time of exile), but reconciling these versions is borderline impossible with how the origins of Celebrimbor keep changing throughout the conception of the legendarium. this surely excludes any non-royalty youngsters, but nonetheless). This poses some issues with regard to age, as I recall Orodreth-son-of-Angrod and Idril as being named the only two non-adults to do the journey to ME (again. Now regarding the parentage of Orodreth, he is here son of Angrod, as I feel that is a better option in almost all respects.

The full headcanon on Meril here would have her as daughter of a Vanya who is kin of Ingwe and of Telerin nobility (or royalty? they're all big on intermarrying between royal families), which fulfills both sides of the coin and also stays true to the statement that Elenwe is the sole full-Vanya to join the exile (I'm gonna assume this excludes any non-royalty followers).

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