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Regarding the list of Valar, demonstrating their fraternal relationships, aren't Manwe and Melkor "brothers"?  "Manwe and Melkor were brethren in the thought of Iluvatar." (The Silmarillion: Valaquenta).  The Silmarillion uses almost exactly the same language to describe the relationship between Namo/Mandos and Irmo/Lorien, "The Feanturi, masters of spirits, are brethren, and they are called most often Mandos and Lorien." (The Silmarillion: Valaquenta).  It seems to me, therefore, that there should be a link between Manwe and Melkor, similar to those connecting Mandos, Nienna, and Lorien; Orome and Nessa; Yavanna and Vana, representing a fraternal kinship. [[User:Corsair Caruso|Corsair Caruso]] 20:01, 18 September 2013 (UTC)
Regarding the list of Valar, demonstrating their fraternal relationships, aren't Manwe and Melkor brothers?  ''"Manwe and Melkor were brethren in the thought of Iluvatar."'' (''The Silmarillion'': Valaquenta).  The Silmarillion uses almost exactly the same language to describe the relationship between Namo/Mandos and Irmo/Lorien, ''"The Feanturi, masters of spirits, are brethren, and they are called most often Mandos and Lorien."'' (''The Silmarillion'': Valaquenta).  It seems to me, therefore, that there should be a link between Manwe and Melkor, similar to those connecting Mandos, Nienna, and Lorien; Orome and Nessa; Yavanna and Vana, representing a fraternal kinship. [[User:Corsair Caruso|Corsair Caruso]] 20:01, 18 September 2013 (UTC)

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Regarding the list of Valar, demonstrating their fraternal relationships, aren't Manwe and Melkor brothers? "Manwe and Melkor were brethren in the thought of Iluvatar." (The Silmarillion: Valaquenta). The Silmarillion uses almost exactly the same language to describe the relationship between Namo/Mandos and Irmo/Lorien, "The Feanturi, masters of spirits, are brethren, and they are called most often Mandos and Lorien." (The Silmarillion: Valaquenta). It seems to me, therefore, that there should be a link between Manwe and Melkor, similar to those connecting Mandos, Nienna, and Lorien; Orome and Nessa; Yavanna and Vana, representing a fraternal kinship. Corsair Caruso 20:01, 18 September 2013 (UTC)Reply[reply]