Scarlet Heart - Revision history

Gamling: Added references

2012-10-29T05:24:04Z

Added references

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−	In [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]]'s earlier work ''[[The Fall of Gondolin]]'', the '''Scarlet Heart''' was the heart of [[Finwë]], then [[Turgon\|Turgon's]] father, cut out by [[orcs]] in the [[Nirnaeth Arnoediad\|Battle of Unnumbered Tears]]. It was regained by Turgon, and made the emblem of his [[House of the King\|House]].	+	In [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]]'s earlier work ''[[The Fall of Gondolin]]'', the '''Scarlet Heart''' was the heart of [[Finwë]], then [[Turgon\|Turgon's]] father, cut out by [[orcs]] in the [[Nirnaeth Arnoediad\|Battle of Unnumbered Tears]].<ref>{{LT1\|X}}, p. 241</ref> It was regained by Turgon, and made the emblem of his [[House of the King\|House]].<ref>{{LT2\|III}}, Note 27, p. 200</ref>

	If this story survived to be Tolkien's "[[final intent]]", then the heart would probably be that of Fingon, Turgon's brother. Finwë was slain by [[Morgoth]] himself in Aman, Fingolfin's body was taken away by Gwaihir before Morgoth could desecrate it, and Fëanor's body turned to ashes after death. But altogether it is doubtful that Tolkien ever kept this story, but changed or abandoned it with much of the other material found in the ''Fall''.		If this story survived to be Tolkien's "[[final intent]]", then the heart would probably be that of Fingon, Turgon's brother. Finwë was slain by [[Morgoth]] himself in Aman, Fingolfin's body was taken away by Gwaihir before Morgoth could desecrate it, and Fëanor's body turned to ashes after death. But altogether it is doubtful that Tolkien ever kept this story, but changed or abandoned it with much of the other material found in the ''Fall''.

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Morgan: Recatted (it's neither a race nor a character!)

2011-11-18T18:52:01Z

Recatted (it's neither a race nor a character!)

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	If this story survived to be Tolkien's "[[final intent]]", then the heart would probably be that of Fingon, Turgon's brother. Finwë was slain by [[Morgoth]] himself in Aman, Fingolfin's body was taken away by Gwaihir before Morgoth could desecrate it, and Fëanor's body turned to ashes after death. But altogether it is doubtful that Tolkien ever kept this story, but changed or abandoned it with much of the other material found in the ''Fall''.		If this story survived to be Tolkien's "[[final intent]]", then the heart would probably be that of Fingon, Turgon's brother. Finwë was slain by [[Morgoth]] himself in Aman, Fingolfin's body was taken away by Gwaihir before Morgoth could desecrate it, and Fëanor's body turned to ashes after death. But altogether it is doubtful that Tolkien ever kept this story, but changed or abandoned it with much of the other material found in the ''Fall''.

−	[[Category:~~Elves~~]]	+	[[Category:Signs and Symbols]]

Mithbot: Bot: Re-linked to Nirnaeth Arnoediad

2011-07-15T09:08:48Z

Bot: Re-linked to Nirnaeth Arnoediad

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−	In [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]]'s earlier work ''[[The Fall of Gondolin]]'', the '''Scarlet Heart''' was the heart of [[Finwë]], then [[Turgon\|Turgon's]] father, cut out by [[orcs]] in the [[~~Nírnaeth~~ Arnoediad\|Battle of Unnumbered Tears]]. It was regained by Turgon, and made the emblem of his [[House of the King\|House]].	+	In [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]]'s earlier work ''[[The Fall of Gondolin]]'', the '''Scarlet Heart''' was the heart of [[Finwë]], then [[Turgon\|Turgon's]] father, cut out by [[orcs]] in the [[Nirnaeth Arnoediad\|Battle of Unnumbered Tears]]. It was regained by Turgon, and made the emblem of his [[House of the King\|House]].

	If this story survived to be Tolkien's "[[final intent]]", then the heart would probably be that of Fingon, Turgon's brother. Finwë was slain by [[Morgoth]] himself in Aman, Fingolfin's body was taken away by Gwaihir before Morgoth could desecrate it, and Fëanor's body turned to ashes after death. But altogether it is doubtful that Tolkien ever kept this story, but changed or abandoned it with much of the other material found in the ''Fall''.		If this story survived to be Tolkien's "[[final intent]]", then the heart would probably be that of Fingon, Turgon's brother. Finwë was slain by [[Morgoth]] himself in Aman, Fingolfin's body was taken away by Gwaihir before Morgoth could desecrate it, and Fëanor's body turned to ashes after death. But altogether it is doubtful that Tolkien ever kept this story, but changed or abandoned it with much of the other material found in the ''Fall''.

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Mithbot: Bot Message: changing link to Turgon

2010-12-13T20:13:27Z

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−	In [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]]'s earlier work ''[[The Fall of Gondolin]]'', the '''Scarlet Heart''' was the heart of [[Finwë]], then [[Turgon ~~of Gondolin~~\|Turgon's]] father, cut out by [[orcs]] in the [[Nírnaeth Arnoediad\|Battle of Unnumbered Tears]]. It was regained by Turgon, and made the emblem of his [[House of the King\|House]].	+	In [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]]'s earlier work ''[[The Fall of Gondolin]]'', the '''Scarlet Heart''' was the heart of [[Finwë]], then [[Turgon\|Turgon's]] father, cut out by [[orcs]] in the [[Nírnaeth Arnoediad\|Battle of Unnumbered Tears]]. It was regained by Turgon, and made the emblem of his [[House of the King\|House]].

	If this story survived to be Tolkien's "[[final intent]]", then the heart would probably be that of Fingon, Turgon's brother. Finwë was slain by [[Morgoth]] himself in Aman, Fingolfin's body was taken away by Gwaihir before Morgoth could desecrate it, and Fëanor's body turned to ashes after death. But altogether it is doubtful that Tolkien ever kept this story, but changed or abandoned it with much of the other material found in the ''Fall''.		If this story survived to be Tolkien's "[[final intent]]", then the heart would probably be that of Fingon, Turgon's brother. Finwë was slain by [[Morgoth]] himself in Aman, Fingolfin's body was taken away by Gwaihir before Morgoth could desecrate it, and Fëanor's body turned to ashes after death. But altogether it is doubtful that Tolkien ever kept this story, but changed or abandoned it with much of the other material found in the ''Fall''.

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KingAragorn at 23:12, 2 September 2010

2010-09-02T23:12:04Z

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	If this story survived to be Tolkien's "[[final intent]]", then the heart would probably be that of Fingon, Turgon's brother. Finwë was slain by [[Morgoth]] himself in Aman, Fingolfin's body was taken away by Gwaihir before Morgoth could desecrate it, and Fëanor's body turned to ashes after death. But altogether it is doubtful that Tolkien ever kept this story, but changed or abandoned it with much of the other material found in the ''Fall''.		If this story survived to be Tolkien's "[[final intent]]", then the heart would probably be that of Fingon, Turgon's brother. Finwë was slain by [[Morgoth]] himself in Aman, Fingolfin's body was taken away by Gwaihir before Morgoth could desecrate it, and Fëanor's body turned to ashes after death. But altogether it is doubtful that Tolkien ever kept this story, but changed or abandoned it with much of the other material found in the ''Fall''.

−	[[Category:~~Gondolin~~]]	+	[[Category:Elves]]

KingAragorn Bot: Bot Comment: Changing Categories

2010-09-02T16:59:52Z

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	If this story survived to be Tolkien's "[[final intent]]", then the heart would probably be that of Fingon, Turgon's brother. Finwë was slain by [[Morgoth]] himself in Aman, Fingolfin's body was taken away by Gwaihir before Morgoth could desecrate it, and Fëanor's body turned to ashes after death. But altogether it is doubtful that Tolkien ever kept this story, but changed or abandoned it with much of the other material found in the ''Fall''.		If this story survived to be Tolkien's "[[final intent]]", then the heart would probably be that of Fingon, Turgon's brother. Finwë was slain by [[Morgoth]] himself in Aman, Fingolfin's body was taken away by Gwaihir before Morgoth could desecrate it, and Fëanor's body turned to ashes after death. But altogether it is doubtful that Tolkien ever kept this story, but changed or abandoned it with much of the other material found in the ''Fall''.

−	[[Category:Gondolin ~~and Turgon~~]]	+	[[Category:Gondolin]]

Mithbot: Bot Message: changing link to Nírnaeth Arnoediad

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Bot Message: changing link to Nírnaeth Arnoediad

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−	In [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]]'s earlier work ''[[The Fall of Gondolin]]'', the '''Scarlet Heart''' was the heart of [[Finwë]], then [[Turgon of Gondolin\|Turgon's]] father, cut out by [[orcs]] in the [[Battle of Unnumbered Tears]]. It was regained by Turgon, and made the emblem of his [[House of the King\|House]].	+	In [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]]'s earlier work ''[[The Fall of Gondolin]]'', the '''Scarlet Heart''' was the heart of [[Finwë]], then [[Turgon of Gondolin\|Turgon's]] father, cut out by [[orcs]] in the [[Nírnaeth Arnoediad\|Battle of Unnumbered Tears]]. It was regained by Turgon, and made the emblem of his [[House of the King\|House]].

	If this story survived to be Tolkien's "[[final intent]]", then the heart would probably be that of Fingon, Turgon's brother. Finwë was slain by [[Morgoth]] himself in Aman, Fingolfin's body was taken away by Gwaihir before Morgoth could desecrate it, and Fëanor's body turned to ashes after death. But altogether it is doubtful that Tolkien ever kept this story, but changed or abandoned it with much of the other material found in the ''Fall''.		If this story survived to be Tolkien's "[[final intent]]", then the heart would probably be that of Fingon, Turgon's brother. Finwë was slain by [[Morgoth]] himself in Aman, Fingolfin's body was taken away by Gwaihir before Morgoth could desecrate it, and Fëanor's body turned to ashes after death. But altogether it is doubtful that Tolkien ever kept this story, but changed or abandoned it with much of the other material found in the ''Fall''.

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Narfil Palùrfalas at 20:51, 24 September 2006

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−	In [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]]'s earlier work ''[[The Fall of Gondolin'', the '''Scarlet Heart''' was the heart of [[Finwë]], then [[Turgon of Gondolin\|Turgon's]] father, cut out by [[orcs]] in the [[Battle of Unnumbered Tears]]. It was regained by Turgon, and made the emblem of his [[House of the King\|House]].	+	In [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]]'s earlier work ''[[The Fall of Gondolin]]'', the '''Scarlet Heart''' was the heart of [[Finwë]], then [[Turgon of Gondolin\|Turgon's]] father, cut out by [[orcs]] in the [[Battle of Unnumbered Tears]]. It was regained by Turgon, and made the emblem of his [[House of the King\|House]].

	If this story survived to be Tolkien's "[[final intent]]", then the heart would probably be that of Fingon, Turgon's brother. Finwë was slain by [[Morgoth]] himself in Aman, Fingolfin's body was taken away by Gwaihir before Morgoth could desecrate it, and Fëanor's body turned to ashes after death. But altogether it is doubtful that Tolkien ever kept this story, but changed or abandoned it with much of the other material found in the ''Fall''.		If this story survived to be Tolkien's "[[final intent]]", then the heart would probably be that of Fingon, Turgon's brother. Finwë was slain by [[Morgoth]] himself in Aman, Fingolfin's body was taken away by Gwaihir before Morgoth could desecrate it, and Fëanor's body turned to ashes after death. But altogether it is doubtful that Tolkien ever kept this story, but changed or abandoned it with much of the other material found in the ''Fall''.

	[[Category:Gondolin and Turgon]]		[[Category:Gondolin and Turgon]]

Narfil Palùrfalas at 20:38, 24 September 2006

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−	In [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]]'s earlier ~~works~~, the '''Scarlet Heart''' was the heart of [[Finwë]], then [[Turgon of Gondolin\|Turgon's]] father, cut out by [[orcs]] in the [[Battle of Unnumbered Tears]]. It was regained by Turgon, and made the emblem of his [[House of the King\|House]].	+	{{noncanon}}
		+	In [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]]'s earlier work ''[[The Fall of Gondolin'', the '''Scarlet Heart''' was the heart of [[Finwë]], then [[Turgon of Gondolin\|Turgon's]] father, cut out by [[orcs]] in the [[Battle of Unnumbered Tears]]. It was regained by Turgon, and made the emblem of his [[House of the King\|House]].
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		+	If this story survived to be Tolkien's "[[final intent]]", then the heart would probably be that of Fingon, Turgon's brother. Finwë was slain by [[Morgoth]] himself in Aman, Fingolfin's body was taken away by Gwaihir before Morgoth could desecrate it, and Fëanor's body turned to ashes after death. But altogether it is doubtful that Tolkien ever kept this story, but changed or abandoned it with much of the other material found in the ''Fall''.

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Ebakunin at 15:36, 17 May 2006

2006-05-17T15:36:00Z

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−	In [[Tolkien]]'s earlier works, the '''Scarlet Heart''' was the heart of [[Finwë]], then [[Turgon]]'s father, cut out by [[orcs]] in the [[Battle of Unnumbered Tears]]. It was regained by Turgon, and made the emblem of his [[House of the King\|House]].	+	In [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]]'s earlier works, the '''Scarlet Heart''' was the heart of [[Finwë]], then [[Turgon of Gondolin\|Turgon's]] father, cut out by [[orcs]] in the [[Battle of Unnumbered Tears]]. It was regained by Turgon, and made the emblem of his [[House of the King\|House]].

	[[Category:Gondolin and Turgon]]		[[Category:Gondolin and Turgon]]