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Morgoth persuades Maeglin to betray Gondolin
"Maeglin was no weakling or craven, but the torment wherewith he was threatened cowed his spirit, and he purchased his life and freedom by revealing to Morgoth the very place of Gondolin and the ways whereby it might be found and assailed. Great indeed was the Joy of Morgoth, and to Maeglin he promised the lordship of Gondolin as his vassal, and the possession of Idril Celebrindal, when the city should be taken; and indeed desire for Idril and hatred for Tuor led Maeglin the easier to his treachery..." (Silmarillion, J.R.R.Tolkien)

"Come follow me
And you will see
How it will be
When all the pain is gone away" (Thorn, Blind Guardian)

Description
Morgoth persuades Maeglin to betray Gondolin
"Maeglin was no weakling or craven, but the torment wherewith he was threatened cowed his spirit, and he purchased his life and freedom by revealing to Morgoth the very place of Gondolin and the ways whereby it might be found and assailed. Great indeed was the Joy of Morgoth, and to Maeglin he promised the lordship of Gondolin as his vassal, and the possession of Idril Celebrindal, when the city should be taken; and indeed desire for Idril and hatred for Tuor led Maeglin the easier to his treachery..." (Silmarillion, J.R.R.Tolkien)

"Come follow me
And you will see
How it will be
When all the pain is gone away" (Thorn, Blind Guardian)