[King of the North]

I personally, of course, chose Fingolfin the King of the North. He gives the house of Finwe a good name. Even though Feanor stayed him with his sword, Fingolfin remained forgiving. Even after he was deserted by his half brother, he still pushed forward. When his journey came to a halt in Middle Earth he stayed with these morals. After Feanor's death he becam High King of the Noldor. After facing defeat on almost all fronts he charged valiantly to Angband and faced Morgoth in a duel. He fought with utmost skill but at the end he was defeated, not before he hewed away the Dark Lord's foot with Ringil. Fingolfin was by far the bravest and most honorable son of Finwe.