13 Facts About Half-elf

Half-elf is a mythological or fictional being, the offspring of an immortal elf and a mortal human.

Half-elf told him he had freed her from a curse and asked to leave.

Half-elf told him they would have a child, and asked him to visit the child the next winter at the harbour.

Half-elf told him that the child's name was Skuld, which means "what you should do".

Half-elf said that the King would gain the reward for breaking the curse, but that the King's people would suffer as the King had not done as she had asked.

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Half-elf was killed while still young, when the sons of Feanor sacked Doriath.

Half-elf married the Elf Celebrian, daughter of Celeborn and Galadriel, and sailed into the West at the conclusion of the War of the Ring.

Half-elf ruled for 120 years, choosing to die at a great age for a man, but while still in full health.

Half-elf died alone at the age of 2,901 years, grieving the brevity of her mortal happiness.

The earliest version of the tale of Turin Turambar had Tamar, the character Tolkien later renamed Brandir, as a Half-elf; Tolkien mentioned this in a way that implied he did not consider Half-elven descent especially remarkable at the time he wrote that story.

Half-elf writes that "Aragorn is a hero and a descendant of heroes, but he is brought up in hiding and given the name of Hope [Estel]; Arwen possesses the beauty of Luthien, but she is born in the twilight of her people and her title is Evenstar; these two restore the original glories only for a little while, before the world is altered and 'fades into the light of common day'".

Half-elf went on to the singular assertion that 'the Human-stories of the elves are doubtless full of the Escape from Deathlessness'.

Half-elf left Qualinesti, a land of elves, because their leader's daughter Laurana was in love with him and her father was having none of it.