#feanor no

[cirrdan]

Melko stole his precious silmarils

[elves-as-things-my-friends-said]

Fëanor: is it really a god complex if I'm right?

[podficsgalore]

Chapter 27: Ill-Conceived Escapes

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[fabulous-feanorians]

“Man, I hate road-trips.”

—Maedhros, watching the ships burn at Losgar, probably

[philbatrax]

[runawaymun]

"But Fëanor followed him, and at the door of the king's house he stayed him; and the point of his bright sword he set against Fingolfin's breast 'See, half-brother!' he said. 'This is sharper than thy tongue. Try but once more to usurp my place and the love of my father, and maybe it will rid the Noldor of one who seeks to be the master of thralls.'

These words were heard by many, for the house of Finwë was in the great square beneath the Mindon; but again Fingolfin made no answer, and passing through the throng in silence he went to seek Finarfin his brother." ( "The Silmarillion").

Just a sketch I did while I had some downtime at work. This scene has lived rent free in my head ever since I first read it. And I always imagined that at this point  Fëanor was unhinged and crazy confident. Casually whipping out the first ever forged sword in the history of the world on his own brother. 

Adjusted the quote to fit how I’d imagine it would be said if this was an animated series like The Dragon Prince or something:

“See half-brother! This is sharper than your tongue. Try and usurp me, and we shall see just how sharp it is.” 

[spawnofangbang]

Nerdanel: remember. Murder is never the answer

Fëanor: yes, yes I know-

Nerdanel: good!

Fëanor: murder is the question!

Nerdanel: ...

Fëanor: and the answer is always yes

[seatonorth]

so this is my theory

We all know that Feanor managed to seal the light of trees in silmarils, so basically the energy was contained in the form of stones, right?

Feanor, who happened to be the greatest Smith in elven history, said that if valars ever broke the silmarils he would be slained. So, it's very possible that he put pieces of his own Fea into the stones. If anyone has the ability to do that, it would be feanor.

it's definitely plausible that Feanor could make the silmarils explored on his command, therefore release the power of trees inside the stones.

So basically Silmarils can be used as freaking nuclear bomb or something like that