Сильмариллион
Of the Silmarils and the Unrest of the Noldor
ButFingolfinhastenedtohishallsandstoodbeforehim,saying:’Kingandfather,wiltthounotrestraintheprideofourbrother,Curufinwe,whoiscalledtheSpiritofFire,alltootruly?Bywhatrightdoeshespeakforallourpeople,asifhewereKing?ThouitwaswholongagospokebeforetheQuendi,biddingthemacceptthesummonsoftheValartoAman.ThouitwasthatledtheNoldoruponthelongroadthroughtheperilsofMiddle-earthtothelightofEldamar.Ifthoudostnotnowrepentofit,twosonsatleastthouhasttohonourthywords.’
ButevenasFingolfinspoke,Feanorstrodeintothechamber,andhewasfullyarmed:hishighhelmuponhishead,andathissideamightysword.’Soitis,evenasIguessed,’hesaid.’Myhalf-brotherwouldbebeforemewithmyfather,inthisasinallothermatters.’ThenturninguponFingolfinhedrewhissword,crying:’Gettheegone,andtakethydueplace!’
FingolfinbowedbeforeFinwe,andwithoutwordorglancetoFeanorhewentfromthechamber.ButFeanorfollowedhim,andatthedooroftheking’shousehestayedhim;andthepointofhisbrightswordhesetagainstFingolfin’sbreast’See,half-brother!’hesaid.’Thisissharperthanthytongue.Trybutoncemoretousurpmyplaceandtheloveofmyfather,andmaybeitwillridtheNoldorofonewhoseekstobethemasterofthralls.’
Thesewordswereheardbymany,forthehouseofFinwewasinthegreatsquarebeneaththeMindon;butagainFingolfinmadenoanswer,andpassingthroughthethronginsilencehewenttoseekFinarfinhisbrother.
NowtheunrestoftheNoldorwasnotindeedhiddenfromtheValar,butitsseedhadbeensowninthedark;andtherefore,sinceFeanorfirstspokeopenlyagainstthem,theyjudgedthathewasthemoverofdiscontent,beingeminentinself-willandarrogance,thoughalltheNoldorhadbecomeproud.
