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’
What
would
you
here
,
unhappy
mortal
,
and
for
what
cause
have
you
left
your
own
land
to
enter
this
,
which
is
forbidden
to
such
as
you
?
Can
you
show
reason
why
my
power
should
not
be
laid
on
you
in
heavy
punishment
for
you
insolence
and
folly
?
’
Then
Beren
looking
up
beheld
the
eyes
of
Luthien
,
and
his
glance
went
also
to
the
face
of
Melian
and
it
seemed
to
him
that
words
were
put
into
his
mouth
.
Fear
left
him
,
and
the
pride
of
the
eldest
house
of
Men
returned
to
him
;
and
he
said
:
’
My
fate
,
O
King
,
led
me
hither
,
through
perils
such
as
few
even
of
the
Elves
would
dare
.
And
here
I
have
found
what
I
sought
not
indeed
,
but
finding
I
would
possess
for
ever
.
For
it
is
above
all
gold
and
silver
,
and
beyond
all
jewels
.
Neither
rock
,
nor
steel
,
nor
the
fires
of
Morgoth
,
nor
all
the
powers
of
the
Elf
-
kingdoms
,
shall
keep
from
me
the
treasure
that
I
desire
.
For
Luthien
your
daughter
is
the
fairest
of
all
the
Children
of
the
World
.
’
Then
silence
fell
upon
the
hall
,
for
those
that
stood
there
were
astounded
and
afraid
,
and
they
thought
that
Beren
would
be
slain
.
But
Thingol
spoke
slowly
,
saying
:
’
Death
you
have
earned
with
these
words
;
and
death
you
should
find
suddenly
,
had
I
not
sworn
an
oath
in
haste
;
of
which
I
repent
,
baseborn
mortal
,
who
in
the
realm
of
Morgoth
has
learnt
to
creep
in
secret
as
his
spies
and
thralls
.
’
Then
Beren
answered
:
’
Death
you
can
give
me
earned
or
unearned
;
but
the
names
I
will
not
take
from
you
of
baseborn
,
nor
spy
,
nor
thrall
.
By
the
ring
of
Felagund
,
that
he
gave
to
Barahir
my
father
on
the
battle
field
of
the
North
,
my
house
has
not
earned
such
names
from
any
Elf
,
be
he
king
or
no
.
’
His
words
were
proud
,
and
all
eyes
looked
upon
the
ring
;
for
he
held
it
now
aloft
,
and
the
green
jewels
gleamed
there
that
the
Noldor
had
devised
in
Valinor
.
For
this
ring
was
like
to
twin
serpents
,
whose
eyes
were
emeralds
,
and
their
heads
met
beneath
a
crown
of
golden
flowers
,
that
the
one
upheld
and
the
other
devoured
;
that
was
the
badge
of
Finarfin
and
his
house
;
Then
Melian
leaned
to
Thingol
’
s
side
,
and
in
whispered
counsel
bade
him
forgo
his
wrath
.
’
For
not
by
you
,
’
she
said
,
’
shall
Beren
be
slain
;
and
far
and
free
does
his
fate
led
him
in
the
end
,
yet
it
is
wound
with
yours
.
Take
heed
!
’
But
Thingol
looked
in
silence
upon
Luthien
;
and
he
thought
in
his
heart
:
’
Unhappy
Men
,
children
of
little
lords
and
brief
kings
,
shall
such
as
these
lay
hands
on
you
,
and
yet
live
?
’
Then
breaking
the
silence
he
said
:
’
I
see
the
ring
,
son
of
Barahir
,
and
I
perceive
that
you
are
proud
,
and
deem
yourself
mighty
.
But
a
father
’
s
deeds
,
even
had
his
service
been
rendered
to
me
,
avail
not
to
win
the
daughter
of
Thingol
and
Melian
.
See
now
!
I
too
desire
a
treasure
that
is
withheld
.
For
rock
and
steel
and
the
fires
of
Morgoth
keep
the
jewel
that
I
would
possess
against
all
the
powers
of
the
Elf
-
kingdoms
.
Yet
I
hear
you
say
that
bonds
such
as
these
do
not
daunt
you
.
Go
your
way
therefore
!
Bring
to
me
in
your
hand
a
Silmaril
from
Morgoth
’
s
crown
;
and
then
,
if
she
will
,
Luthien
may
set
her
hand
in
yours
.
Then
you
shall
have
my
jewel
;
and
though
the
fate
of
Arda
lie
within
the
Silmarils
,
yet
you
shall
hold
me
generous
.
’
Thus
he
wrought
the
doom
of
Doriath
,
and
was
ensnared
within
the
curse
of
Mandos
.
And
those
that
heard
these
words
perceived
that
Thingol
would
save
his
oath
,
and
yet
send
Beren
to
his
death
;
for
they
know
that
not
all
the
power
of
the
Noldor
,
before
the
Siege
was
broken
,
had
availed
even
to
see
from
afar
the
shining
Silmarils
of
Feanor
.
For
they
were
set
in
the
Iron
Crown
,
and
treasured
in
Angband
above
all
wealth
;
and
Balrogs
were
about
them
,
and
countless
swords
,
and
strong
bars
,
and
unassailable
walls
,
and
the
dark
majesty
of
Morgoth
.
