p74 : "She went then to the gardens of Lorien and lay down to sleep ; but though she seemed to sleep, her spirit indeed departed from her body, and passed in silence to the halls of Mandos. The maidens of Estë tended the body of Miriel, and it remained unwithered ; but she did not return. Then Finwë lived in sorrow ; and he went often to the gardens of Lorien, and sitting beneath the silver willows beside the body of his wife he called her by her names. But it was unavailing ;..."
Le corps de Miriel reste intact car il est dans les jardins de Lorien, à l'abri de toute souillure. Comment la faire revenir alors que son bien-aimé a une autre épouse ? La Maison de Finwë est suffisament déchirée, il est inutile de rajouter une guerre entre Indis et Miriel.
Enfin, si les écrivains du forum sont inspirés par cette hypothèse ...
Nat