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'''The Music of the Ainur''' is the second chapter of ''[[The Book of Lost Tales Part One]]''. | '''The Music of the Ainur''' is the second chapter of ''[[The Book of Lost Tales Part One]]''. The chapter is divided in two parts: ''Link between Cottage of Lost Play and (Tale 2) Music of Ainur'' and ''The Music of Ainur''. | ||
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This first part follows the interrupted narrative of the [[The Cottage of Lost Play|previous chapter]], in which [[Eriol]] has arrived to the [[Cottage of Lost Play]] and he is being prepared to hear the Lost Tales. He starts asking [[Lindo]] about the [[Valar]] or [[Gods]], but his hosts ask him to rest and wait for the next day, explaining that anyone can stay in their house while there is still a tale he wants to hear. Then Eriol is led by [[Littleheart]] to a little and warm bedroom. There slept Eriol with great delight, surrounded in dreams by fragances and music. | |||
The next morning Eriol wandered arround the house, finding a beautiful garden. There, the old door-ward, called Rúmil, and Littleheart tell him about the Elves and their tongues. Seeing that they have great knowledge, Eriol asks them about the Valar. Rúmil explains him about [[Ilúvatar]], naming the [[Music of the Ainur]], and Eriol begs him to know more about it. | |||
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The Music of the Ainur is the second chapter of The Book of Lost Tales Part One. The chapter is divided in two parts: Link between Cottage of Lost Play and (Tale 2) Music of Ainur and The Music of Ainur.
Synopsis
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This first part follows the interrupted narrative of the previous chapter, in which Eriol has arrived to the Cottage of Lost Play and he is being prepared to hear the Lost Tales. He starts asking Lindo about the Valar or Gods, but his hosts ask him to rest and wait for the next day, explaining that anyone can stay in their house while there is still a tale he wants to hear. Then Eriol is led by Littleheart to a little and warm bedroom. There slept Eriol with great delight, surrounded in dreams by fragances and music.
The next morning Eriol wandered arround the house, finding a beautiful garden. There, the old door-ward, called Rúmil, and Littleheart tell him about the Elves and their tongues. Seeing that they have great knowledge, Eriol asks them about the Valar. Rúmil explains him about Ilúvatar, naming the Music of the Ainur, and Eriol begs him to know more about it.
