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They cannot die - but can their bodies be destroyed? After the destruction of the trees Morgoth lost the power to change his form; he was stuck in the form of a 'Dark Lord'. Fingolfin hewed off Morgoth's foot, and he never got it back, as the Silmarillion clearly states. If his physical body could be damaged thus, could it not also be destroyed?
It's a tricky question. But we know one thing - Morgoth was not immune to weapons or to pain. Unlike the other Valar, he felt fear.
-Voronwë
<font size="2">"For Aldarion had become enamoured of the Great Sea, and of a ship riding there alone without sight of land, borne by the winds with foam at its throat to coasts and havens unguessed; and that love and desire never left him until his life's end."</p>
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