Vairë's Weavings (Aman)

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Tapestries and fine woolen fabrics woven in the Legendary Lands of the West  (This is the stall for all prompts set in Aman, from the Years of the Trees to the Fourth Age and beyond.)

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Vairë, Feanor, Miriel

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Vairë was a queen of the Valar and the spouse of Namo. She wove tapestries in which she recorded all the events of history, and they hung on the walls of the Halls of Mandos--where Feanor and his beloved mother, Miriel, both were doomed to dwell forever.

I would love to see a story where Feanor and/or his mother use Vairë's tapestries as a way to stay 'in touch' with the family they have left behind. Perhaps Miriel watching her son's deeds unfold in the tapestries. Or Feanor (and possibly Miriel too) watching his son's in Beleriand.

How do they feel about what they see? How does it change them? Does Vairë interact with them as they look at her works and, if so, what are her thoughts?

Anything with those tapestries. It has always fascinated me that Middle Earth's history was recorded where those in Aman (or Mandos, at least) could see it. I've tried to write this myself, but I get no where with it. :( lol