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'''Ivorwen''' was the wife of [[Dírhael]] of the [[Dúnedain]], and mother to [[Gilraen]]. When [[Arathorn]] son of [[Arador]] sought [[Gilraen]]'s hand in marriage, Dírhael opposed him. Ivorwen, though, who was said to have the gift of foresight, persuaded her husband to allow the marriage. This was a small part to play in the history of [[Middle-earth]], but it had great consequences - the son of Arathorn and Gilraen was Aragorn, who would one day reunite the ancient [[Kingdoms of the Dúnedain]]. | '''Ivorwen''' was the wife of [[Dírhael]] of the [[Dúnedain]], and mother to [[Gilraen]]. When [[Arathorn]] son of [[Arador]] sought [[Gilraen]]'s hand in marriage, Dírhael opposed him. Ivorwen, though, who was said to have the gift of foresight, persuaded her husband to allow the marriage. This was a small part to play in the history of [[Middle-earth]], but it had great consequences - the son of Arathorn and Gilraen was Aragorn, who would one day reunite the ancient [[Kingdoms of the Dúnedain]]. | ||
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Ivorwen was the wife of Dírhael of the Dúnedain, and mother to Gilraen. When Arathorn son of Arador sought Gilraen's hand in marriage, Dírhael opposed him. Ivorwen, though, who was said to have the gift of foresight, persuaded her husband to allow the marriage. This was a small part to play in the history of Middle-earth, but it had great consequences - the son of Arathorn and Gilraen was Aragorn, who would one day reunite the ancient Kingdoms of the Dúnedain.
