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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]: > > The happier days were sometime in the second age. So what had > happened in the meanwhile that would cause the friendship between > the Dwarves and Elves to wane? Obviously Celebrimbor and his > people were wiped out by Sauron, but it does not seem that would > be attributed to either the Dwarves or Elves. What else happened > in that time span that may have legitimately been either the fault > of the Elves or Dwarves? Suspicion brought on by years of separation? I don't suppose the Noldor would have been encouraged to keep in contact with Moria once they'd settled in Lorien, and the appearance of the balrog and the removal of the dwarves to Erebor would have exacerbated this. Remember that, even during the relatively short period of time between the departure of Finrod and its fall, the elves of Nargothrond grew lethally suspicious of outsiders. -- Cheers, ymt. Email to: jim dot laker one at btopenworld dot com
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