The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien
an ocean not to break
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Summary
The Rite of Remembrance was not one of the better holidays, no matter what her father said about it, so Galadriel didn't know why they couldn't celebrate it back in Tirion. In Tirion, they ate mostly honey and all manner of other sweet things to commemorate the joy they all took in the memories of those Elves that did not make it to Valinor. In Tirion, her Noldor cousins only had to eat one mouthful of acrid herbs to express their sorrow that not all Elves lost in the long journey had heeded the call of Mandos. In Tirion, the singing was over in only a few hours.Or Galadriel as a child has a terrible, no good, very bad Rite of Remembrance.
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