Grimnir
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Só a título de curiosidade: sempre achei que nas obras de Tolkien não houvesse nenhuma referência a relacionamentos de anão e elfo, porém no HoME 2 tem uma passagem curiosa em que os anões pedem ao rei Tinwelint (Thingol), entre outras coisas, umas donzelas élficas pra levarem pra casa, muito creepy.
Muito interessante (e creepy) esse trecho. Sendo da segunda parte do Book of Lost Tales, será que tem alguma nota sobre isso no final do capítulo? Ou sobre qual era a visão de Tolkien sobre os anões na época que escreveu isso?
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Definitivamente essa interpretação não sobreviveu. Imagino que o trecho seja sobre a primeira versão do Nauglamír, ainda sem a Silmarillion engastada:Thus Finrod came to the Caverns of Narog, and began to establish there deep halls and armouries after the fashion of the mansions of Menegroth; and that stronghold was called Nargothrond. In that labour Finrod was aided by the Dwarves of the Blue Mountains; and they were rewarded well, for Finrod had brought more treasures out of Tirion than any other of the princes of the Noldor. And in that time was made for him the Nauglamír, the Necklace of the Dwarves, most renowned of their works in the Elder Days. It was a carcanet of gold, and set therein were gems uncounted from Valinor; but it had a power within it so that it rested lightly on its wearer as a strand of flax, and whatsoever neck it clasped it sat always with grace and loveliness.