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Urwen · 03-13-2019, 07:13 AM

No, I said you shouldn't be focusing on 'great fires'. What I meant by that is that there are other fires too. 'Great fires' have significance for the world as a whole, while this particular fire has significance only to the person in question (and one of their kinsmen)

And not Feanor. I don't see how is his etymology related to the sea, or the ocean, in any way.

I am trying to help, but it's difficult to do without giving away the answer completely.

03-13-2019, 07:13 AM	#32
Urwen Spirit of Nen Lalaith Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Meneltarma Posts: 5,408	No, I said you shouldn't be focusing on 'great fires'. What I meant by that is that there are other fires too. 'Great fires' have significance for the world as a whole, while this particular fire has significance only to the person in question (and one of their kinsmen) And not Feanor. I don't see how is his etymology related to the sea, or the ocean, in any way. I am trying to help, but it's difficult to do without giving away the answer completely. __________________ Tuor: Yeah, it was me who broke [Morleg's] arm. With a wrench. Specifically, this wrench. I am suffering from Maeglinomaniacal Maeglinophilia.