In that moment, the lies of Glaurung came to light and the spell the dragon placed over him fell and Turin knew he had been deceived. He heard the cries of Finduilas all about him.

He broke Brodda's neck and killed the rest of Brodda's men, causing the slaves of Dor-lomin to rise up in revolt. Sador was slain and Aerin refused to accompany Turin and died instead in the hall of ...

The defenses of Nargothrond stayed Morgoth's hand for a time and lands that had not known peace in an age now had some. At this time, Morwen and Nienor, Turin's mother and sister, fled Dor-lomin and came to Doriath. There Thingol treated them with honor but were saddened to learn Turin had been gone for some time and that no news had returned ...

Beleg searches among the bodies of Amon Rudh looking for Turins corpse, but finds none. Realizing Turing has been taken prisoner to Angband, Beleg sets off in pursuit with little hope in recovering him. He finds the orc trail and follows it to the Crossings of Tieglin, where the tracks split.

Taking the path that led directly to Angband, Beleg ...

Turin and Mim would often spend long hours together talking and learning of one another. Mim often spoke out against the Elves and Turin did not rebuke him. Androg found a secret stair that climbed ...

In Doriath (F.A 486), Beleg Strongbow urged Thingol to allow him to go forth and search for Turin in hopes of him returning to Doriath. Beleg is granted the black sword Anglachel, which had been wrought by Eol the Dark Elf and given to Thingol as payment to dwell in Nan Elmoth. Melian warns Beleg: ...

Turin, son of Hurin of the House of Hador was born of mother Morwen of the House of Beor (F.A. 464). He had a younger sister, Lalaith who died when a pestilence came out of Angband and afflicted many, including Turin (T.A. 469). When Turin regained his strength and asked of his sister, to which Morwen replied that she had died. ...