Twice the Pride, Double the Fall: Fëanor's Rebellion, Part 1 – Tolkien Talks

An analysis on The Silmarillion, Chapter 9.

Lord of the Rings -The Fall of Gondolin - Flipbook by suriana.salaman

Tolkien's Middle-earth (creative franchise): Overall, was Fëanor good or bad? - Quora

In Tolkien's universe, who was the closest to being the human equivalent to Fëanor, 'made the mightiest in all parts of body and mind: in valour, in endurance, in beauty, in understanding

BuT GaLaDriEL doEsN't FiGhT : r/lotrmemes

Did all of the Noldor go to Middle-Earth with Fëanor? - Quora

The Lord of the Rings (creative franchise): When elves die, what happens? Is it conceivable that Fëanor or Fingolfin are alive somewhere and could return to Middle-earth if they chose to?

Leighanne Talks Tolkien

Middle-Earth The Busybody

The Lord of the Rings – Tor.com

Leighanne Talks Tolkien

Why is Sauron so powerful? - Quora

Was Saruman on the path to evil even before he left for Middle-Earth? If so, is it the failure on part of the Valar to not see through it? - Quora

In 'The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies', how did Galadriel collapse and then suddenly turn into a scary-looking witch who managed to drive Sauron away? - Quora

When Galadriel lived in Valinor, did she ever meet/see Sauron as Mairon or Melkor before he got the name Morgoth? - Quora

How were Feanor and Galadriel related? - Quora