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Before
the
gates
of
Valmar
Melkor
abased
himself
at
the
feet
of
Manwe
and
sued
for
pardon
,
vowing
that
if
he
might
be
made
only
the
least
of
the
free
people
of
Valinor
he
would
aid
the
Valar
in
all
their
works
,
and
most
of
all
in
the
healing
of
the
many
hurts
that
he
had
done
to
the
world
.
And
Nienna
aided
his
prayer
;
but
Mandos
was
silent
Then
Manwe
granted
him
pardon
;
but
the
Valar
would
not
yet
suffer
him
to
depart
beyond
their
sight
and
vigilance
,
and
he
was
constrained
to
dwell
within
the
gates
of
Valmar
.
But
fair
-
seeming
were
all
the
words
and
deeds
of
Melkor
in
that
time
,
and
both
the
Valar
and
the
Eldar
had
profit
from
his
aid
and
counsel
,
if
they
sought
it
;
and
therefore
in
a
while
he
was
given
leave
to
go
freely
about
the
land
,
and
it
seemed
to
Manwe
that
the
evil
of
Melkor
was
cured
.
For
Manwe
was
free
from
evil
and
could
not
comprehend
it
,
and
he
knew
that
in
the
beginning
,
in
the
thought
of
Iluvatar
,
Melkor
had
been
even
as
he
;
and
he
saw
not
to
the
depths
of
Melkor
’
s
heart
,
and
did
not
perceive
that
all
love
had
departed
from
him
for
ever
.
But
Ulmo
was
not
deceived
,
and
Tulkas
clenched
his
hands
whenever
he
saw
Melkor
his
foe
go
by
;
for
if
Tulkas
is
slow
to
wrath
he
is
slow
also
to
forget
.
But
they
obeyed
the
judgement
of
Manwe
;
for
those
who
will
defend
authority
against
rebellion
must
not
themselves
rebel
.
Now
in
his
heart
Melkor
most
hated
the
Eldar
,
both
because
they
were
fair
and
joyful
and
because
in
them
he
saw
the
reason
for
the
arising
of
the
Valar
,
and
his
own
downfall
.
Therefore
all
the
more
did
he
feign
love
for
them
and
seek
their
friendship
,
and
he
offered
them
the
service
of
his
lore
and
labour
in
any
great
deed
that
they
would
do
.
The
Vanyar
indeed
held
him
in
suspicion
,
for
they
dwelt
in
the
light
of
the
Trees
and
were
content
;
and
to
the
Teleri
he
gave
small
heed
,
thinking
them
of
little
worth
,
tools
too
weak
for
his
designs
.
But
the
Noldor
took
delight
in
the
hidden
knowledge
that
he
could
reveal
to
them
;
and
some
hearkened
to
words
that
it
would
have
been
better
for
them
never
to
have
heard
.
Melkor
indeed
declared
afterwards
that
Feanor
had
learned
much
art
from
him
in
secret
,
and
had
been
instructed
by
him
in
the
greatest
of
all
his
works
;
but
he
lied
in
his
lust
and
his
envy
,
for
none
of
the
Eldalie
ever
hated
Melkor
more
than
Feanor
son
of
Finwe
,
who
first
named
him
Morgoth
;
and
snared
though
he
was
in
the
webs
of
Melkor
’
s
malice
against
the
Valar
he
held
no
converse
with
him
and
took
no
counsel
from
him
.
For
Feanor
was
driven
by
the
fire
of
his
own
heart
only
,
working
ever
swiftly
and
alone
;
and
he
asked
the
aid
and
sought
the
counsel
of
none
that
dwelt
in
Aman
,
great
or
small
,
save
only
and
for
a
little
while
of
Nerdanel
the
wise
,
his
wife
.
In
that
time
were
made
those
things
that
afterwards
were
most
renowned
of
all
the
works
of
the
Elves
.
For
Feanor
,
being
come
to
his
full
might
,
was
filled
with
a
new
thought
,
or
it
may
be
that
some
shadow
of
foreknowledge
came
to
him
of
the
doom
that
drew
near
;
and
he
pondered
how
the
light
of
the
Trees
,
the
glory
of
the
Blessed
Realm
,
might
be
preserved
imperishable
.
Then
he
began
a
long
and
secret
labour
,
and
he
summoned
all
his
lore
,
and
his
power
,
and
his
subtle
skill
;
and
at
the
end
of
all
he
made
the
Silmarils
.
As
three
great
Jewels
they
were
in
form
.
But
not
until
the
End
,
when
Feanor
shall
return
who
perished
ere
the
Sun
was
made
,
and
sits
now
in
the
Halls
of
Awaiting
and
comes
no
more
among
his
kin
;
not
until
the
Sun
passes
and
the
Moon
falls
,
shall
it
be
known
of
what
substance
they
were
made
.
Like
the
crystal
of
diamonds
it
appeared
,
and
yet
was
more
strong
than
adamant
,
so
that
no
violence
could
mar
it
or
break
it
within
the
Kingdom
of
Arda
.
Yet
that
crystal
was
to
the
Silmarils
but
as
is
the
body
to
the
Children
of
Iluvatar
:
the
house
of
its
inner
fire
,
that
is
within
it
and
yet
in
all
parts
of
it
,
and
is
its
life
.
And
the
inner
fire
of
the
Silmarils
Feanor
made
of
the
blended
light
of
the
Trees
of
Valinor
,
which
lives
in
them
yet
,
though
the
Trees
have
long
withered
and
shine
no
more
.
Therefore
even
in
the
darkness
of
the
deepest
treasury
the
Silmarils
of
their
own
radiance
shone
like
the
stars
of
Varda
;
and
yet
,
as
were
they
indeed
living
things
,
they
rejoiced
in
light
and
received
it
and
gave
it
back
in
hues
more
marvellous
than
before
.
All
who
dwelt
in
Aman
were
filled
with
wonder
and
delight
at
the
work
of
Feanor
.
And
Varda
hallowed
the
Silmarils
,
so
that
thereafter
no
mortal
flesh
,
nor
hands
unclean
,
nor
anything
of
evil
will
might
touch
them
,
but
it
was
scorched
and
withered
;
and
Mandos
foretold
that
the
fates
of
Arda
,
earth
,
sea
,
and
air
,
lay
locked
within
them
.
The
heart
of
Feanor
was
fast
bound
to
these
things
that
he
himself
had
made
.
Then
Melkor
lusted
for
the
Silmarils
,
and
the
very
memory
of
their
radiance
was
a
gnawing
fire
in
his
heart
.
From
that
time
forth
,
inflamed
by
this
desire
,
he
sought
ever
more
eagerly
how
he
should
destroy
Feanor
and
end
the
friendship
of
the
Valar
and
the
Elves
;
but
he
dissembled
his
purposes
with
cunning
,
and
nothing
of
his
malice
could
yet
be
seen
in
the
semblance
that
he
wore
.
Long
was
he
at
work
,
and
slow
at
first
and
barren
was
his
labour
.
But
he
that
sows
lies
in
the
end
shall
not
lack
of
a
harvest
,
and
soon
he
may
rest
from
toil
indeed
while
others
reap
and
sow
in
his
stead
.
Ever
Melkor
found
some
ears
that
would
heed
him
,
and
some
tongues
that
would
enlarge
what
they
had
heard
;
and
his
lies
passed
from
friend
to
friend
,
as
secrets
of
which
the
knowledge
proves
the
teller
wise
.
Bitterly
did
the
Noldor
atone
for
the
folly
of
their
open
ears
in
the
days
that
followed
after
.
