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One of his most powerful statements arises in the wake of the Kinslaying, where he proclaims a curse that echoes through time. This curse not only serves as a forewarning of the strife yet to come but also enshrines the intrinsic linkage between actions and their inevitable consequences. Mandos's prophecy highlights the tragic dimensions of choice, betrayal, and regret.
The aftermath of his proclamations becomes a pivotal theme in "The Silmarillion," as the Kinslaying and subsequent events lead to catastrophes that fulfill his earlier words. The weight of fate he lays upon the Elves underscores not only the gravity of their choices but the interconnectedness of all beings in the tapestry of Arda.