"If thou will be slain, I will slay thee gladly. But small help will that be to Morwen and Nienor. No heed didst thou give to the cries of the Elf-woman. Wilt thou deny also the bond of thy blood?"
Glaurung to Túrin
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"If thou will be slain, I will slay thee gladly. But small help will that be to Morwen and Nienor. No heed didst thou give to the cries of the Elf-woman. Wilt thou deny also the bond of thy blood?" Glaurung to Túrin |
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- Beren/Luthien, since Tolkien calls their story as the "the chief one" in the Silmarillion;
- Earendil seeing that he is named the greatest Half-elven - just seeing how many heroes he rescued, I would also consider Thorondor; - Finrod helped the establishment of Men to the greatest degree, - Feanor, chief gifted and trouble-maker  - Turin, for all the drama in his life, and his foretold role in the last battle. |
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