Oh wow, this connection between them is so interesting. I'm glad they met here and were able to share their feelings with someone who'd understand. And Frodo being able give Maglor a different perspective, to express the good aspects of his family's works, even though they're also the cause of Frodo's experience. (Although who's to say what the dark lords world have got up to even without the Silmarils and the Rings!)

I like both parts of this a lot for many reasons. Somehow, I was particularly struck, though, by how brave Frodo had to make that decision to go Valinor. Very believable, too.