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The Smith, father of all Dwarves and craftsman of wonders since the beginning of time in the world.

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--- Zitat ---Ride, ride fast, White Pilgrim,
To defy the grimness of our times, getting our hope dim,
Empyrean envoy, for how many man's lives did you fare?
The Enemy comes forth, his plot unveiled and bare.

May your steed not fail the quest,
This war shall close the age, the very last test,
Guardian of light, ride resolute against the inexorable doom,
Daring whom we greatly despise, a foe seeking endless darkness and hopeless gloom.
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Forebear of all Noldor, one of the Three Ambassadors and noble father of Elf-kings from the oldest sagas.

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--- Zitat ---Behold, the White Rider is here,
To relieve the city from doubt and fear,
The Black Land is a whole rage of ashes and storm,
Much dread we the Great Eye in its foul fiery form.
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--- Zitat ---Gandalf is greeted by the Keeper of the Havens himself after the wizard's landing on the westernmost shores of Middle-earth. The Elf-sire was one of the very few who saw through the mystery around the Istari's arrival in the world, grasping their real imperative purpose and original might. Adding to that, Círdan immediately foresaw the leading role that the Grey Wizard would later undertake even among his fellows, recognising and hailing in honour his very pure heart, together with an incredibly sensational wisdom. Hence the decision to give up to him the crimson Ring of Fire, so that it could aid the perilous mission of the Grey Pilgrim by easing the burden of worldly hardship and inspiring courage in hearts grown chill.

Círdan awaited the return of Gandalf for more than two millennia, until the task was done and both were therefore ready to part from that grey shore, sailing to the sundering waves in the company of the last mighty ones of their immortal kind.
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