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"Finwe's grief was great, and he went often to the gardens of Lorien and sitting beneath the silver willows beside the body of his wife he called her by her names.
But it was of no avail, and he alone in all the Blessed Realm was bereaved and sorrowful.
After a while he went to Lorien no more, for it did but increase his grief.
All his love he gave to his son; for Feanaro was like his mother in voice and countenance, and Finwe was to him both father and mother, and there was a double bond of love upon their hearts." - Morgoth's Ring, HoME by J. R. R. Tolkien, ed; C. Tolkien.

Finwë with baby Fëanaro, saying soft goodbyes before going to Lórien yet again.

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"Finwe's grief was great, and he went often to the gardens of Lorien and sitting beneath the silver willows beside the body of his wife he called her by her names.
But it was of no avail, and he alone in all the Blessed Realm was bereaved and sorrowful.
After a while he went to Lorien no more, for it did but increase his grief.
All his love he gave to his son; for Feanaro was like his mother in voice and countenance, and Finwe was to him both father and mother, and there was a double bond of love upon their hearts." - Morgoth's Ring, HoME by J. R. R. Tolkien, ed; C. Tolkien.

Finwë with baby Fëanaro, saying soft goodbyes before going to Lórien yet again.