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1. Ethical Analysis of the Kinslayings by TausNell

   Fandoms: The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien  

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   16 Aug 2026

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   • Galadriel (Tolkien)
   • Celeborn (Tolkien)
   • Ereinion Gil-galad
   • Idril Celebrindal
   • Tuor (Tolkien)
   • Aredhel (Tolkien)
   • Eöl (Tolkien)
   • Maeglin (Tolkien)
   • Turgon of Gondolin (Tolkien)
   • Eärendil the Mariner (Tolkien)
   • Nimloth of Doriath (Tolkien)
   • Dior Eluchíl
   • Elwing (Tolkien)
   • Maedhros (Tolkien)
   • Maglor (Tolkien)
   • Elros Tar-Minyatur
   • First Kinslaying | Kinslaying at Alqualondë (Tolkien)
   • Second Kinslaying | Sack of Doriath (Tolkien)
   • Third Kinslaying | Sack of Sirion (Tolkien)
   • War of Wrath (Tolkien)
   • Aranruth Thingol's sword

   Summary

   Why the Kinslayings are so horrible
   Brief descriptions of the Kinslayings
   The Kinslayings of Gondolin
   Why Gil Galad and Idril should have acted differently
   The Aranruth paradox
   The Paradox of the Fate of the Feanorian army

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   • Part 6 of The Silmarillion people have issues

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