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07-19-2014, 06:56 PM | #1 |
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Narsil
Ok, i have my theory about how Narsil ended up as the sword of the lords of Andunie. Telchar made it for Thingol, Maglor picked it and Hadafang up after the kinslaying, then he gave Narsil to Elros and Hadafang to Elrond as parting gifts. Then Elros would have took Thingol's sword Aranruth as the sword of the kings of Numenor, and Narsil would have been a family heirloom. Then given as either a wedding present to Silmarion by Tar-Elendil because she should have been queen but for the law, or to her son Valandil along with the Ring of Barahir when he became 1st lord of the Anduine. I cant find my Sil book so i cant look up exactly when and how long they were with Maglor, but i think they were like 6 when he took them, so he would have raised them for awhile. I dont wanna start that argument up here, i guess its relevant though as to how old the boys would be. I came up with this because of the theory; Techar made it for Curufin and Maglor took it after Dior killed him (Narsil i mean). I dont see Elros accepting a sword that had belonged to Curufin. What do you all think? Also excuse spelling please.
P.S I know Hadafang was made for the movies. This would explain how it came into the picture. (ive also heard the one where it was Idril's but i like this better)
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07-21-2014, 09:24 PM | #2 |
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Or maybe the sword Turgon left in Vinyamar was named, NARSIL. No that wouldnt work would it, because it would have been to early for Techlar to have made it.
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Fingolfin.....He passed over Dor-nu-fauglith like wind amid dust, and all that beheld his onslaught fled in amaze, thinking Orome himself was come: for a great madness of rage was upon him, so that his eyes shone like the eyes of the Valar. |
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