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We have very little detail about how the servants of Melkor saw the Valar, but the Orcs were clearly aware of the existence of the Powers in the West, and that they could influence events in Middle-earth to some extent. While bringing the captive Túrin to Angband, a group of Orcs encountered a terrible storm in the highlands of Taur-nu-Fuin. They were filled with terror, believing that it had been sent by their Enemies beyond the Sea, as they named the Valar. The Orcs may have been right,1 because the storm did indeed allow Túrin to escape their clutches, but it also led to Túrin's accidental slaying of the Elf Beleg Strongbow. Notes
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