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Delver in the Deep
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Aotearoa
Posts: 960
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I think that all but a select few Men would have followed a summons of the Valar. Men seemed in general to have had a mistrust of them. And I don't think that anything less than the Smith God himself could have presuaded the Dwarves to go to Valinor. And even then they may be unwilling to desert their homes or the familiar lands. Also, I doubt whether most of the Valar would want either Men or Dwarves in Valinor. Not after what happened with Fėanor, and later Ar-Pharazōn. I think that rather than endangering their own homes, the Valar would largely (with the exception of Ulmo and perhaps others) have left the mortals to their fate in Middle-Earth, leaving them in Ilśvatar's hands.
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