Why didn t feanor make more silmarils?

Short Answer: Because he knew the Valar could beat his ass, and he didn’t want them to know exactly where he was.

Why did Morgoth want the silmarils?

Morgoth cared about them because he loved the light of the trees as much as anyone but he wanted to have this light for himself alone. He was jealous of all beautiful things – which he could not create. The silmarils did glow. So living in paradise in the presence of the trees profoundly changed those elves who did it.

Who stole the Silmarils from Morgoth?

The other two gems remained in Morgoth’s hands, and were taken from him by a servant of Manwë at the end of the War of Wrath. However, soon afterwards, they were stolen by Fëanor’s two remaining sons, Maedhros and Maglor, as they tried to fulfil the oath they had sworn so many years before.

Are Morgoth and Sauron related?

In summary, Sauron was a servant of Morgoth, and after Morgoth was defeated, Sauron essentially replaces him as the main figure of evil in Arda.

Do the Silmarils have powers?

The Valar can operate on a god-like scale, as can things they create. That being established: to understand the Silmarils, you really need to start with understanding the Trees. The Trees were some of the most powerful things ever to exist in all of Arda. They were created by two of the Aratar, Yavanna and Nienna.

Did Galadriel have silmaril?

History. The Phial of Galadriel was a crystal phial filled with water from her fountain which held the light of Eärendil’s star – the light of the Two Trees as preserved in a Silmaril. When Shelob first approached, Sam reminded him of the “star-glass” and its light drove her away.

What happened to Fëanor?

He was finally struck down by Gothmog, the Lord of Balrogs. Then his sons arrived with a force of elves, and rescued him. But Fëanor succumbed to his wounds as he was carried away from the battlefield. When he died, his body basically turned to ash instantly, and his soul went to the Halls of Mandos.

What happened to Fëanor’s Silmarils?

After Fëanor was exiled to Formenos, the Silmarils were stored in a chamber of iron. Together with Ungoliant, Melkor destroyed the Two Trees. The Silmarils now contained all that remained of the light of the Trees. The Valar entreated Fëanor to give up the Silmarils so they could restore the Trees, but he refused.

What happened between Melkor and Fëanor?

Melkor tried again to manipulate Fëanor, but he went too far, and Fëanor realized that Melkor’s true goal was to obtain the Silmarils. He shut the door in Melkor’s face. In a rage, Melkor left. When the Valar heard of the incident, they resumed the hunt, but it was apparent that Melkor had fled from Valinor.

What did Fëanor do in The Lord of the Rings?

Following his father’s death, Fëanor claimed the kingship of the Noldor and delivered an impassioned speech, which he unwittingly filled with Morgoth’s lies. He rallied the Noldor against the Dark Lord, but because of Morgoth’s influence, he also blamed the Valar for Morgoth’s deeds.

What is the history of the Silmaril?

History. The Silmarils were created by Fëanor in Valinor after the un chaining of Melkor. According to a legend, Fëanor conceived the idea of capturing the light of the trees from the hair of Galadriel, which shone with gold and silver. Fëanor gave his heart to their making and could not duplicate them.