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Why shouldn't Angrod have forgotten that his father was is a lord of the Noldor?

In the XIII chapter of the Silmarillion, Caranthir addressing Angrod says:

“But Caranthir, who loved not the sons of Finarfin, and was the harshest of the brothers and the most quick to anger, cried aloud: 'Yea more! Let not the sons of Finarfin run hither and thither with their tales to this Dark Elf in his caves! Who made them our spokesmen to deal with him? And though they be come indeed to Beleriand, let them not so swiftly forget that their father is a lord of the Noldor, though their mother be of other kin.”

But exactly with: "And though they be come indeed to Beleriand, let them not so swiftly forget that their father is a lord of the Noldor, though their mother be of other kin", what did he mean?

Why shouldn't Angrod have forgotten that his father was is a lord of the Noldor?

Why shouldn't Angrod have forgotten that his father was is a lord of the Noldor?

In the XIII chapter of the Silmarillion, Caranthir addressing Angrod says:

“But Caranthir, who loved not the sons of Finarfin, and was the harshest of the brothers and the most quick to anger, cried aloud: 'Yea more! Let not the sons of Finarfin run hither and thither with their tales to this Dark Elf in his caves! Who made them our spokesmen to deal with him? And though they be come indeed to Beleriand, let them not so swiftly forget that their father is a lord of the Noldor, though their mother be of other kin.”

But exactly with: "And though they be come indeed to Beleriand, let them not so swiftly forget that their father is a lord of the Noldor, though their mother be of other kin", what did he mean?

Why shouldn't Angrod have forgotten that his father was is a lord of the Noldor?

Why shouldn't Angrod have forgotten that his father was a lord of the Noldor?

In the XIII chapter of the Silmarillion, Caranthir addressing Angrod says:

“But Caranthir, who loved not the sons of Finarfin, and was the harshest of the brothers and the most quick to anger, cried aloud: 'Yea more! Let not the sons of Finarfin run hither and thither with their tales to this Dark Elf in his caves! Who made them our spokesmen to deal with him? And though they be come indeed to Beleriand, let them not so swiftly forget that their father is a lord of the Noldor, though their mother be of other kin.”

But exactly with: "And though they be come indeed to Beleriand, let them not so swiftly forget that their father is a lord of the Noldor, though their mother be of other kin", what did he mean?

Why shouldn't Angrod have forgotten that his father was a lord of the Noldor?

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In the XIII chapter of the Silmarillionthe Silmarillion, Caranthir addressing Angrod says:

“But Caranthir, who loved not the sons of Finarfin, and was the harshest of the brothers and the most quick to anger, cried aloud: 'Yea more! Let not the sons of Finarfin run hither and thither with their tales to this Dark Elf in his caves! Who made them our spokesmen to deal with him? And though they be come indeed to Beleriand, let them not so swiftly forget that their father is a lord of the Noldor, though their mother be of other kin.”

“But Caranthir, who loved not the sons of Finarfin, and was the harshest of the brothers and the most quick to anger, cried aloud: 'Yea more! Let not the sons of Finarfin run hither and thither with their tales to this Dark Elf in his caves! Who made them our spokesmen to deal with him? And though they be come indeed to Beleriand, let them not so swiftly forget that their father is a lord of the Noldor, though their mother be of other kin.”

But exactly with: "And though they be come indeed to Beleriand, let them not so swiftly forget that their father is a lord of the Noldor"And though they be come indeed to Beleriand, let them not so swiftly forget that their father is a lord of the Noldor, though their mother be of other kin", though their mother be of other kin" what did he mean? Why

Why shouldn't Angrod have forgotten that his father was is a lord of the Noldor?

In the XIII chapter of the Silmarillion Caranthir addressing Angrod says:

“But Caranthir, who loved not the sons of Finarfin, and was the harshest of the brothers and the most quick to anger, cried aloud: 'Yea more! Let not the sons of Finarfin run hither and thither with their tales to this Dark Elf in his caves! Who made them our spokesmen to deal with him? And though they be come indeed to Beleriand, let them not so swiftly forget that their father is a lord of the Noldor, though their mother be of other kin.”

But exactly with: "And though they be come indeed to Beleriand, let them not so swiftly forget that their father is a lord of the Noldor, though their mother be of other kin" what did he mean? Why shouldn't Angrod have forgotten that his father was is a lord of the Noldor?

In the XIII chapter of the Silmarillion, Caranthir addressing Angrod says:

“But Caranthir, who loved not the sons of Finarfin, and was the harshest of the brothers and the most quick to anger, cried aloud: 'Yea more! Let not the sons of Finarfin run hither and thither with their tales to this Dark Elf in his caves! Who made them our spokesmen to deal with him? And though they be come indeed to Beleriand, let them not so swiftly forget that their father is a lord of the Noldor, though their mother be of other kin.”

But exactly with: "And though they be come indeed to Beleriand, let them not so swiftly forget that their father is a lord of the Noldor, though their mother be of other kin", what did he mean?

Why shouldn't Angrod have forgotten that his father was is a lord of the Noldor?

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Why shouldn't Angrod have forgotten that his father was is a lord of the Noldor?

In the XIII chapter of the Silmarillion Caranthir addressing Angrod says:

“But Caranthir, who loved not the sons of Finarfin, and was the harshest of the brothers and the most quick to anger, cried aloud: 'Yea more! Let not the sons of Finarfin run hither and thither with their tales to this Dark Elf in his caves! Who made them our spokesmen to deal with him? And though they be come indeed to Beleriand, let them not so swiftly forget that their father is a lord of the Noldor, though their mother be of other kin.”

But exactly with: "And though they be come indeed to Beleriand, let them not so swiftly forget that their father is a lord of the Noldor, though their mother be of other kin" what did he mean? Why shouldn't Angrod have forgotten that his father was is a lord of the Noldor?