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| | Beren - encyclopedia article about Beren. |
 | | Lúthien bore Beren a son, named Dior, Thingol's heir, considered to be one of the fairest beings to ever live, for in him flowed the blood of Men, the blood of Elves, and the blood of the Ainur. | | | In the earliest versions of the legendarium (see: The Book of Lost Tales), Beren was a Gnome (a Ñoldorin Elf), son of Egnor (which might have been an early name for Aegnor). | | | Her soul went to the Halls of Mandos, where she managed to charm Mandos into granting her a wish. |
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| | TolkienWiki: Beren |
| | However Finrod sacrificied himself by saving Beren from the wofl that was sent for him. | | | But while Celegorm was about to kill Beren, Huan betrayed his master and attacked Celegorm to save BEren's life. | | | She was also imprisoned in Nargothrond by Curufin who intended to ask her hand from Thingol. |
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http://www.thetolkienwiki.org/wiki.cgi?Beren
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| | When Beren was killed by Carcharoth in the Hunting of the Wolf, Lúthien was devastated, and appealed to Mandos in the House of the Dead, where he took pity on her and offered her a new life. | | | She met Beren in the First Age 465, and later gave him her love, taking upon herself his mortality and pain of his fate. | | | She forced her assistance on Beren's subsequent journey to Angband, and used her spells to overcome Morgoth and Carcharoth, and healed Beren's poisoned wound inflicted by Carcharoth. |
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| | The Mythic Well III |
| | Beren had a destiny -- and it was like a shield around him, protecting him as he passed through barriers that stopped all others - mountains infested with evil as well as fences of warding magic that baffled the senses. | | | Middle Earth's red-fanged father of wolves snapped at the jewel of starlight which Beren had just stolen from Morgoth's crown and took the thief's hand with it. | | | Of course, if true, this actually indicates that the storyline of Beren, the hero who was almost dogged by a destiny recognisable to others, was originally meant for Sinclair. |
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| | Encyclopedia of Arda: Steward of Gondor |
| | We know that the office of Steward was created by King Rómendacil I, so the first holder of the title must have taken up their duties before Rómendacil's death in III 541. | | | The dating in the Tale of Years therefore appears to be an error - probably a simple confusion with Belecthor's date of birth, which is given as III 2752. | | | There is no canonical record of Faramir's son, but the texts underlying Appendix A to The Lord of the Rings list 'Elboron' as his heir. |
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http://www.glyphweb.com/arda/s/steward.html
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| | The History of the House of Hurin |
| | Instead, as symbol of office, the Stewards hold only a plain white rod and their banner is a white field without charge in contrast to the royal banner which is sable with a white tree in blossom beneath seven stars. | | | The death of King Ondoher and his two childless sons caused competing claims for the crown of Gondor, one from Arvedui of the North-kingdom who claimed the Crown by marriage and the other from Eärnil, the captain whose battlefield prowess saved Gondor after the death of King Ondoher. | | | Orcs, fleeing the Battle of the Dwarves and Orcs in Nanduhirion had begun to infiltrate the White Mountains and were then a serious problem for years afterwards. |
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http://www.neosoft.com/genesis/info/gondor/hurin.html
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| | "Of Beren and Lúthien" part 1. |
| | Then Beren was aware in his dream of a form that came to him across the water, and it was a wraith of Gorlim; and it spoke to him declaring his treachery and death, and bade him make haste to warn his father. | | | Thereafter for four years more Beren wandered still upon Dorthonion, a solitary outlaw; but he became the friend of birds and beasts, and they aided him, and did not betray him, and from that time forth he ate no flesh nor slew any living thing that was not in the service of Morgoth. | | | But Felagund heard his tale in wonder and disquiet; and he knew that the oath he had sworn was come upon him for his death, as long before he had foretold to Galadriel. |
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| | Finduilas's J.R.R. Tolkien Page - People in Middle-Earth |
| | Beren succeeded in the quest though he lost a hand, and the Silmaril it contained to the greatest of the Werewolves. | | | Luthien chose to follow Beren from Middle-Earth, and her song to Mandos had enough power to move him to pity, something that had never happened before or since. | | | When the surviving sons of Feanor attacked to recover the Silmaril, Earendil and Elwing, fled into the West, to beg for aid from the Valar for Middle-Earth. |
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| | LotR Fanatics Library: Finrod |
| | The tale of the life of Finrod was also entwined with the tale of Beren and Lúthien, for Beren was the son of Barahir and had taken the Ring from the Orcs who had slain his father. | | | But Beren did not appear with the freed slaves; instead they found him grieving over the body of Finrod, fairest of the House of Finwë. | | | Together Lúthien and Huan the Hound of Valinor overthrew Sauron, and threw down his dark tower. |
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http://www.lotrlibrary.com/racesofarda/finrod.asp
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| | They bore a white rod only as the token of their office; and their banner was white without charge; but the royal banner had been sable, upon which was displayed a white tree in blossom beneath seven stars. | | | He was a man of strong body and hot mood; but he would take no wife, for his only pleasure was in fighting, or in the exercise of arms. | | | It was afterwards believed that needing knowledge, but being proud, and trusting in his own strength of will, he dared to look in the _palantír_ of the White Tower. |
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| | Morwen--Daughter of Baragund (nephew of Barahir, the father of Beren); wife of Húrin and mother of Túrin and Nienor; called Eledhwen (translated in the text as ‘Elfsheen’) and the Lady of Dor-lómin. | | | Lay of Leithian--The long poem concerning the lives of Beren and Lúthien from which the prose account in The Silmarillion was derived. | | | Hunthor--A Man of the Haladin in Brethil who accompanied Túrin in his attack on Glaurung at Cabed-en-Aras and was killed there by a falling stone. |
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| | Human Section |
| | She explained to him that she was the daughter of Elrond and had been away with her mother's kin in Lothlórien. | | | Again he did this as the surprise friend for Eowyn in the Houses of Healing, a reward for her brilliant victory over the Witch King by giving her a desire for life again. | | | Instead, they may have worked on him through Faramir. |
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http://valarguild.org/varda/Tolkien/encyc/men.html
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| | The Shire Fellowship |
| | Before they enter the hall, Gandalf advises Pippin to be mindful of what he says to Denethor and to speak nothing of Frodo’s errand or of Aragorn. | | | We know that it's beautiful and that Denethor rules it, and that Pippin has sworn to be one of the Steward's Men. | | | but, what comes to my mind foremost, only a thought, is that he is a Steward for all of Middle Earth, protecting it, tending it, helping where he can to overcome Sauron's Power. |
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http://10923.rapidforum.com/topic=101581602822
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| | Romenna: Stories |
| | The Steward had read the reports; he knew who had written them, who had done the thinking, who provided the counsel, yet always it was to Thorongil that Ecthelion turned with his questions. | | | According to the king, Thorongil appeared as though by chance when Thengel had none to order East Emnet and the Wold against Orc incursions from the Brown Lands in the years immediately after he took the throne. | | | He had thought the Swans would return to Dol Amroth after the Prince was done taking counsel with the Steward. |
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http://www.romenna.net/stories/chapter_view.cfm?STID=129&SPOrdinal=1
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| | Beloved Fool |
| | Steward: [as though unable not to answer her] | | | Beren wasn't doing anything to you -- to say nothing of | | | We'll put it all back the way it was after, sir. |
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| | The Sojourn at Nargothrond |
| | Beren: [working poniards out of cloak hem and hand-guards] | | | Beren turns away abruptly and stares fiercely into the flames.] | | | [Wordlessly Beren removes the Ring and passes it to him.] |
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| | The True Corsairs of Umbar -- Falastur(Overseer) Welcomes You! |
| | Sirith restored its havens and built its navies as best he could and his son and his son's son after him did likewise, and so great were the deeds of Sirith in his lifetime that the people of Lebennin named that river which flowed through their land in his honor. | | | Four months later only one man returned; he had never reached Gondor, but found that the Dunlendings had been stirred by some reason and they had killed two of the men in the night before sending the last fleeing back north. | | | Five years later when Beregond was appointed as the Ruling Steward of Gondor, upon the death of his father, the courageous Sirith was also appointed as the Captain of Pelargir. |
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http://www.freewebs.com/thecorsairsofumbar/history.htm
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| | GreenBooks.TheOneRing.net™ Question & Answer Month of 02/03 |
| | The Ring of Barahir was given to Barahir, father of Beren, by Felagund of Nargothrond as a token of his oath of abiding friendship, as told in the tale of the Ruin of Beleriand in The Silmarillion. | | | In the tale of Beren and Lúthien, we learn how the captain of the Orcs that slew Barahir cut his hand from his wrist with the ring still on it, and how Beren slew the captain and took the hand and ring. | | | Thus with the Steward dead, his eldest son dead, his second son incapacitated, and the king not yet returned, the ranking noble in Gondor was the Prince of Dol Amroth, Imrahil, and he ruled the City until the Steward could take up his post and until the king was revealed. |
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| | Stewards of Gondor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | In England there arose a powerful office, that of Lord High Steward, which was the principle advisor to the monarch. | | | The Stewards of Gondor were rulers from J. | | | The Steward Faramir, son of Denethor II, surrendered to the King his rod of office, but it was returned to him. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steward_Kings
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| | Leavetakings: Ch. IV: Leavetaking |
| | She smiled at the dark intent head and continued with the story of Beren and Lúthien, thinking to herself, Despite all the troubles and perils they endured, at least they were able to leave this life together. | | | He sent a servant to bring them, unwilling himself to leave her side. | | | Even the duties of the Steward he ignored, the only time she could remember that he had ever done so. |
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| | Silmarillion Storybook |
| | The daughter (and only child) of Turgon and Elenwe; wife of Tuor, mother of Earendil, with whom she escaped from Gondolin to the shores of the Great Sea; departed thence with Tuor into the West. | | | The lake in Middle-Earth where the first Elves awoke, and where the Gods first found the Elves. | | | Spirits of the same race as the Gods but of a lesser order; Sauron, Melian, and Gandalf (from Lord of the Rings) are all Maiar. |
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http://www.randyhoyt.net/projects/storybook/intro/glossary.html
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| | Hand Made LOTR Inspired Pottery |
| | There was ignorance of what had happened to the Ithil-stone: it was reasonably assumed that it was destroyed by the defenders before Minas Ithil was captured and sacked; but it was clearly possible that it had been seized and had come into the possession of Sauron. | | | The palantiri were never matters of common use or knowledge, even in Numenor. | | | If Beren the Steward considered the Stone at all when he gave the keys [of Orthanc] to Saruman, he probably thought that it could be in no safer hands that those of the head of the Council opposed to Sauron. |
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| | -*-'Hiril en ambar'-*- :: I Lach Anor ed ardhon gwannen.... |
| | He is succeeded by his son Thorin I. The Dwarves of Durin's Folk leave Erebor and settle in the Grey Mountains. | | | Death of Steward Húrin I. He is succeeded by his son, who becomes Túrin I. Death of Steward Túrin I. He is succeeded by his son Hador. | | | Huor is slain in the Fen of Serech, and Húrin is captured by Morgoth. |
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| | The Shire Fellowship |
| | How long it took before Sauron himself started to use the stone is an open question, but he could not forsee anything about to happen or that might happen using the stone the way Galadriel could with her mirror. | | | I hope this answers your first question Ithlista. | | | Also, as stated in UT the tradition was preserved among the Stewards of Gondor. |
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http://10923.rapidforum.com/topic=101481647536
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| | Saruman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Ironically, in that same year the One Ring was found by the creature Gollum, drawing the Dark Lord closer to the conflict that would eventually prove Saruman's undoing. | | | No records speak of his earliest journeys into the east of Middle-earth, but when he returned, he actually became for a while a servant of Gondor, receiving the keys to Orthanc from Beren (Steward of Gondor), as its warden. | | | There he became important in the defence of the free lands of the west. |
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http://www.butte-silverbow.us/project/wikipedia/index.php/Saruman
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| | TheOneRing.net™ Barliman's Chat Room The Hall of Fire Log 05/20/2000 : The Silmarillion on Film |
| | <nazfyratu> i'm fairly skeptic about attempts to make Sil into a movie, but I *do* think the tale of Beren and Luthien is the closest you could get to having a "complete" story to make a movie out of | | | <Melian> Hey In Lost Tales Beren was an Elf...woulda messed up a lot if stayed that way | | | I like the fact that they have the only "and they lived happily ever after"story in the whole book, even though there are a few sad consqeuences. |
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| | Rohan |
| | March 20: Eowyn meets Faramir, Steward of Gondor. | | | Hirgon carried the Red Arrow - a symbol that Denethor, the Steward of Gondor, was calling upon the Rohirrim to fulfill the Oath of Eorl. | | | Eomer ruled Rohan until his death in 63 of the Fourth Age. |
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| | Arwen Evenstar |
| | A character in an early form of the Silmarillion. | | | A name of Beren after he lost his hand to the wolf of Angband. | | | The son of Denethor II, Steward of Gondor and Prince of Ithilien. |
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| | Saruman |
| | About T.A. 3000, Saruman used the palantir of Orthanc, and was trapped by Sauron, after which, though he thought himself to be free, he was controlled by the Dark Tower. | | | In T.A. 2953 he refused to recognize Steward’s authority and declared Orthanc his property. | | | At first Saruman lived in Orthanc by permission of Steward Beren of Minas Tirith. |
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http://www.lord-of-the-rings.org/books/saruman.html
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| | Chronological Reading List |
| | Durin's Folk [read through discussion of Dis and dwarf women] | | | The Stewards [read up to Cirion and the Oath of Eorl] | | | The Stewards [read from Beren 19th steward to Turgon] |
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http://lotrscrapbook.bookloaf.net/books/readinglist.html
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| | Egalmoth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Egalmoth was followed by his son Beren at his death in 2743. | | | Although no details are given, the attacks by the Corsairs of Umbar must have increased during his reign. | | | An earlier Egalmoth, who lived during the First Age, was a Ñoldorin Elf of Gondolin, the leader of the Folk of the Heavenly Arch. |
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| | The One Tolkien |
| | 11th, 2005 @ 10:26 am Discussion -- Return of the King, Book VI, Chapter 5: The Steward and the King | | | Earendil is Tuor's son and father of Elros (First King of Numenor) and Elrond, their mother being Elwing daughter of Dior, son of Beren and Luthien: so the problem of the Half-elven becomes united in one line. | | | The Ring was used as a token by Barahir's son Beren Erchamion when he sought Finrod's aid in the Quest of the Silmaril, and passed down by his descendants for thousands of years. |
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http://www.livejournal.com/community/the_one_tolkien
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| | Council of Elrond :: LotR News and Information |
| | Beren of Gondor was the nineteenth Steward of Gondor, ruling from TA 2743-63. | | | He gave the keys to Isengard, then simply a deserted fortress, to Saruman - hoping to gain the Istari’s aid in defending Gondor’s allied territories. |
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http://www.councilofelrond.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=Encyclopedia&file=index&action=DisplayTerm&pn_vid=2&pn_id=4978
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| | Tolkienion Lexicon Letter B |
| | Father of Beren; rescued Finrod Felagund in the Dagor Bragollach, and received from him his ring; slain on Dorthonion. | | | (2) Nineteenth Ruling Steward of Gondor, who gave the keys of Orthanc to Saruman. | | | Elder son of Denethor II, Steward of Gondor; one of the Fellowship of the Ring. |
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http://www.tolkienion.com/lexicon/comp_b.html
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| | Encyclopedia of Arda: Beren |
| | The nineteenth Ruling Steward of Gondor, the son of Egalmoth, named for Beren Erchamion. | | | Beren was the Steward who granted Saruman the Key of Orthanc. | | | Click the link or the Seeing-stone to display the main page and full index. |
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http://www.glyphweb.com/arda/b/berensteward.html
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| | Council of Elrond :: LotR News and Information |
| | Only at the request of Saruman, many years later, did Beren, Steward of Gondor, surrender the key to him, and Saruman took up his abode in the ancient Gondorian stronghold. | | | At the time of the Oath of Eorl, the tower was sealed by the Gondorians, and the key taken to Minas Tirith. |
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| | The Stewards of Gondor |
| | Fought the Balchoth and gave Calenhardhon to Eorl for his aid to Gondor | | | Became the 1st Ruling Steward on Earnil's death | | | The first stewards ruled during The Watchful Peace |
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| | Mordor... the Land of Shadow |
| | He continued his researches into ring-lore, and the making of devices, and was accustomed to watch the stars from the pinnacle of the Tower. | | | In III 2759, he was given the keys of Orthanc by Steward Beren of Minas Tirith, and took up his abode there. | | | It was at about this time that Saruman began to study the Rings of Power, their history and the means of their making. |
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| | Encyclopedia of Arda: Ruling Steward |
| | The first of the Ruling Stewards was Mardil Voronwë, and the title was carried in line of succession through twenty-six generations to Denethor II, Ruling Steward at the time of the War of the Ring. | | | His son Faramir gave the rule of Gondor to Aragorn, the rightful Heir of Isildur. |
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| | Isengard |
| | Beren gladly gave him the keys to Orthanc, and Saruman settled there. | | | After him the valley became known as Nan Curunír, or "Valley of Saruman". | | | During the rule of Rohan's King Déor it turned out that Isengard had become openly hostile to the Rohirrim. |
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| | Council-of-Elrond Forums - Frontpage Cast - what we've got so far |
| | The son of Denethor, Steward of Gondor, Boromir set out from Minas Tirith to Rivendell for answers to a prophetic dream which he had. | | | Upon arrival, he learned of Isildur's bane, the One Ring, and volunteered to accompany Frodo the Ringbearer on his quest. |
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http://www.council-of-elrond.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3171
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| | The Lord of the Rings |
| | He travelled much in the unknown East, and of those travels no tale tells, but when he returned in Third Age 2463, he was made head of the White Council. | | | In T.A. 2759, with the consent of Steward Beren of Gondor, he settled in Isengard, at the tower of Orthanc. | | | For a time, it seemed that Gondor and Rohan had received a great friend. |
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| | This is where Saruman settled and began his abode. | | | It was he who wandered east, and to him Beren the Steward entrusted the keeping of Orthanc and the Ring of Isengard. | | | The friend of men, the most clever and subtle with the tongue and the art of craft. |
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| | Saruman made it his base of operations during his search for the One Ring and later his attack on Rohan during the War of the Ring. | | | When Beren, Steward of Gondor gave Isengard to Saruman, he also gave the keys to Orthanc to the Wizard. | | | Orthanc housed one of the Palantíri of the South Kingdom, and was guarded by a special warden until Isengard was mostly abandoned by Gondor. |
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| | Open Scrolls Archive - "Oath Renewed", Chapter 1 (Rated: G) |
| | He also recognized his friend, the King’s Steward, Edrahil. | | | “As I have told those here, I am now just Finrod.” He held up a hand when Beren, who was standing a few paces behind him, began to protest. | | | He recognized a ranger from an eastern outpost that had once been under his command. |
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