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arwen, frodon, les havres
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Exact Meneldur. Dans UT, au tout début du chapitre sur "l'histoire de Galadriel et de Celeborn", on trouve le passage suivant (p. 229, désolé, je ne l'ai qu'en anglais...) :

"The exiles were allowed to return - save for a few chief actors in the rebellion, of whom at the time of The Lord of the Rings only Galadriel remained. At the time of her Lament in Lórien she believed this to be perennial, as long as the Earth endured. Hence she concludes her lament with a prayer that Frodo may as a special grace be granted a purgatorial (but not penal) sojourn in Eressëa, the solitary isle in sight of Aman, though for her the way is closed. Her prayer was granted - but also her personal ban was lifted, in reward for her services against Sauron, and above all for her rejection of the temptation to take the Ring when offered to her. So at the end we see her taking ship."

Merci Meneldur d'avoir pensé a ce passage qui apporte effectivement pas mal de réponses aux questions que l'on se posait ;-)

Laurent.

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