In the end, Maglor's memory returned not through Dani's efforts, not that she didn't try - he'd been happy, in their home - very definitely had not WANTED to remember. But Curufin is here, Curufin, who Maglor sang lullabies to and taught his letters, Curufin at whose wedding Maglor sang, whose child Maglor dandled, Curufin, who Maglor sang to his final rest, whose body Maglor consigned to the flames himself. Curufin is here, and for his brothers, Maglor would do anything at all.

But Dani was right, when she asked him if he was a father before. She's not his daughter, not truly, but already he begins to love her as if she were his own, even with scant few days to know her, and he follows her, when she goes out monster hunting, trying to stay back, for he does not wish her to be upset with him.