Morgoth

Melkor, whom the elven smith Fëanor named Morgoth, lord of fire and ice, greatest of the Ainur, and the Dark Lord in Angband. He has a cruel personality and a short temper, so he’s truly a dangerous being to cross. He dwells in Angband, his subterranean fortress under the three peaks of the Thangorodrim, to the north of the land of Beleriand, where first elves then the Edain, the men who fight alongside the elves, live. However, Morgoth desires all of Middle Earth for his own, and also desires to drive away the Noldor, the devision of the elves who are his enemies. Because of all this, he has waged unceasing war upon Beleriand, and after four hundred years, known as the Siege of Angband to the elves and the Edain, their might fails and Morgoth’s forces sweep the land in a sudden onset. You are one of either the elves or the Edain who live after this breaking of the peace (any time from the ending of the Siege of Angband to Morgoth’s downfall in the War of Wrath), and after fighting for your people, you have been captured by the forces of Morgoth and brought to Angband. You are brought before Morgoth, who desires to make you one of his many slaves, which, along with cruel menial labor, unfortunately means that you will be in the presence of the horrible Dark Lord somewhat often. Will you be able to endure the terrible Melkor, whose very name means “he who arises in might”?