Why did Valar call for the Elves?

But they also feared that the Elves would be preyed upon by Melkor and his servants. With Melkor imprisoned in Valinor, the Valar sent emissaries to the Elves, inviting them to go live in Valinor, where they would be protected and share in the daily lives of the Valar and Maiar.

How did the Elves get to Aman?

In time, and not without some corrupting help from Sauron, the Númenóreans violated the Ban of the Valar, and sailed to Aman with a Great Armament under the command of Ar-Pharazôn the Golden. For the Elves, however, he crafted a Straight Road that peeled away from the curvature of the earth and passed to Aman.

Do the Elves live with the Valar?

In east-central Valinor at the Girdle of Arda (the Equator of Tolkien’s world) is Valmar, the capital of Valinor (also called Valimar or the City of Bells), the residence of the Valar and the Maiar in the realm of Valinor. The first house of the Elves, the Vanyar, settled there as well.

Why do the elves have to go to Valinor?

The Elves have to leave Middle Earth because they are diminishing and became weary because of the effects of Morgoth’s corruption into the world. They have to leave Middle Earth and go to Valinor which is the Arda not corrupted by Morgoth, and only the light of the Blessed Realm can sustain them.

What did the Valar think of Men?

In fact, the Valar were very aware of Men. They knew that they were frail compared to Elves, and would easily be killed in any titanic conflict between themselves and Morgoth.

Why didn’t the Elves fight in Lord of the Rings?

Lord Elrond and King Thranduil both hold grudges against the race of men and dwarves — who built Woodland Realm’s great halls! They are meant to be kind, compassionate, and not to hold grudges against others because that is a sign of avarice and greed, which are traits found in men and dwarves.