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Melkor the Valar.
One angel, named Melkor, is indifferent.
The Silmarillion in the conflict between Melkor.
But Melkor had yet other designs to accomplish.
After three ages in the Halls of Mandos, Melkor was released.
But Melkor sowed lies, and in the end the peace in Tirion was poisoned.
When the Elves awoke, the Valar decided to fight Melkor to keep them safe.
His[melkor] might was greatest of all things in this world.”.
Knowing the danger the Elves were in,the Valar decided to fight Melkor to keep the Elves safe.
When Melkor arrived in Middle-earth, he attacked the Elvish kingdom of Doriath, but was defeated.
The fifteen most powerful Ainur are called the Valar; Melkor was the most powerful, but Manwë was the leader.
It also reveals how Melkor seduced many Maiar- including those who would eventually become Sauron and the Balrogs- into his service.
The Noldor, seeing that a mortal and an elf-woman could infiltrate Angband,perceived that Melkor was not invincible.
The Noldor earned the greatest anger of Melkor, who envied their prosperity and, most of all, the Silmarils.
Melkor was captured, most of his works were destroyed, and he was banished beyond the confines of the world into the Door of Night.
Orc origins are first described in The Tale of Tinúviel as"foul broodlings of Melkor who fared abroad doing his evil work".
Melkor- whom Ilúvatar had given the"greatest power and knowledge" of all the Ainur- broke from the harmony of the music to develop his own song.
Valaquenta("Account of the Valar"[4])describes Melkor and each of the fourteen Valar in detail, as well as a few of the Maiar.
Learning of this, the Valar and the Maiar came into Middle-earth and, in the War of Powers,defeated Melkor and brought him captive to Valinor.
Valaquenta("Account of the Valar")describes Melkor and each of the 14 Valar in detail, as well as a few of the Maiar.
The king sought to prevent their marriage by imposing what he believed an impossible task:retrieving one of the Silmarils from Melkor.
The Silmarillion states that Melkor, the Dark Lord, had already captured some wandering Elves, and twisted and mutilated them until they became the Orcs.
Influence of the Bible and traditional Christian narrative are seen in The Silmarillion in the conflict between Melkor and Eru Ilúvatar, a parallel of the polarity of Lucifer and God.
He released Melkor from Mandos, thus allowing him to cause the distrust of Fëanor, the Poisoning of the Two Trees, the murder of Finwë, the theft of the Silmarils, and the revolt of the Ñoldor.
This period, known as the Spring of Arda, was a time when the Valar had ordered the World as they wished andrested upon Almaren, and Melkor lurked beyond the Walls of Night.
Many centuries after Valinor was established, Melkor raised the Misty Mountains to impede the progress of the Vala Oromë as he hunted Melkor's beasts during the period of darkness in Middle-earth prior to the awakening of the Elves.
The Valar attempted to prepare the world for the coming inhabitants(Elves and Men), while Melkor, who wanted Arda for himself, repeatedly destroyed their work; this went on for thousands of years until, through waves of destruction and creation, the world took shape.