Frodo in the Havens - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

Maeglin · 02-13-2002, 01:31 PM

That's childich of the Valar i think. They saved the world, where ringbearers and loved the elves and they werent allowed to get to Aman. Have they never heard of the word compromiss? [img]smilies/eek.gif[/img]

Well anyway, I thought that all elves left Tol Eressëa.
This is what the register in my Silmarillion sais (im translating this from swedish):

"The Lonely Island" (also just Eressëa), The Island where vanyar, noldor and later teleri was moved over the sea. The Island later went still (bad translation) in the Eldamarbay outside Amans couste. Teleri stayed a long time on the Island before continuing to Alqualondë; many sindar and noldor lived here after the end of the first age.
(simple and crappy translation. My appologies)

Hmmm... maybe it means that the noldor and sindarin stayed there but that's not how it seems.

Anyway I still think it was childich by the Valar... [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]

02-13-2002, 01:31 PM	#3
Maeglin Wight Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Nan Elmoth Posts: 136	That's childich of the Valar i think. They saved the world, where ringbearers and loved the elves and they werent allowed to get to Aman. Have they never heard of the word compromiss? [img]smilies/eek.gif[/img] Well anyway, I thought that all elves left Tol Eressëa. This is what the register in my Silmarillion sais (im translating this from swedish): "The Lonely Island" (also just Eressëa), The Island where vanyar, noldor and later teleri was moved over the sea. The Island later went still (bad translation) in the Eldamarbay outside Amans couste. Teleri stayed a long time on the Island before continuing to Alqualondë; many sindar and noldor lived here after the end of the first age. (simple and crappy translation. My appologies) Hmmm... maybe it means that the noldor and sindarin stayed there but that's not how it seems. Anyway I still think it was childich by the Valar... [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img] __________________ The fool speaks of what he knows. The wise knows what he speaks of.