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Jun 15, 2020 · The Walls of the Night were the outer walls of the world beyond Ekkaia that surrounded Arda as its boundaries in the Elder Days. In the North and South, Ekkaia was narrower and the Walls were closer to the north and south lands of Arda.
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The Walls of Night were the extraordinary walls that surrounded Arda in ancient times, beyond Ekkaia, the Encircling Sea.
In the west and east of the World, Ekkaia was wide, and the Walls were a great distance from land. In the north and south, however, the Encircling Sea was much narrower. This was how Melkor returned into the World towards the end of the Days before days, coming secretly over the Walls of Night into the north of Arda, and building there his fortress of Utumno beyond the knowledge of the Valar.
1.The Silmarillion, Quenta Silmarillion, Chapter I: "Of the Beginning of Days"
The Walls of Night: Directed by John Meredyth Lucas. With David Janssen, Janice Rule, Steve Ihnat, Sheree North. Kimble and a beautiful trucking dispatcher fall in love, but she's afraid to tell him about legal restrictions against her.
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Apr 28, 2022 · The Encyclopedia of Arda - Walls of Night. The extraordinary walls that surrounded Arda in ancient times, beyond Ekkaia, the Encircling Sea. In the west and east of the world, Ekkaia was wide, and...
The Walls of the World are what separates Arda from the Timeless Void. I'm sure they're not literal walls, with ramparts and battlements and such. I'm not sure what JRRT had in mind precisely. I'd assume metaphorical walls.
The Wall of Night Series by Helen Lowe. 4 primary works • 4 total works. Book 1. The Heir of Night. by Helen Lowe. 3.73 · 1,471 Ratings · 200 Reviews · published 2010 · 18 editions. “A richly told tale of strange magic, dark treache… Want to Read. Rate it: Book 2. The Gathering of the Lost. by Helen Lowe.
The Door of Night was likened to a huge gate of stone at the very edge of the world: the Ilurambar, invisible Walls of the World. There it still stands, utterly black and huge against the deep-blue walls.
