Aulë: Diferenzas entre revisións

Cando os [[Elfo]]s chegaron a [[Valinor]], os [[Noldor]] convertéronse nos alumnos de Aulë. [[Fëanor]] foi o seu mellor discípulo, que aprendeu del como crear xemas mediante artes xa esquecidas. Isto levaría en última instancia á creación dos [[Silmaril]]s, a meirande obra artesanal de Arda. Após a ''Fuxida dos Noldor'', os Elfos desta estirpe que voltaron a Valinor guiados por [[Finarfin]] chamáronse a si mesmos os ''Aulendur'', Seguidores de Aulë.

 

 

 

When Aulë had completed his work he began to instruct the Dwarves in the language he had made for them, [[Khuzdul]]. Then Ilúvatar spoke to him, asking why he would seek to exceed his power and authority by attempting to make new life. Aulë repented, answering that the drive to create was kindled in him by Ilúvatar, and that he only wished for other beings to love and teach, with whom to share in the beauty of the world. He admitted that his impatience had driven him to folly and submitted his creations to Ilúvatar. Assuming that they should be destroyed, he made to smite the seven [[Fathers of the Dwarves]] with a great hammer, weeping as he did so. But as the Dwarves shrank from the blow, Ilúvatar stayed Aulë's hand and showed that he had already accepted his offer by gifting the Dwarves with spirits of their own, else they could not have been afraid.