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by Amezarak
917 days ago
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Tolkien actually wrote a lot on this sort of stuff, you can find it in the Nature of Middle Earth. Elven marriages are, however, lifelong. Even the death of a spouse did not permit remarriage, except in on very exceptional case. FWIW, Elven childhood and growth was actually also much longer than human childhood, but it was quick in the eyes of the Elves. |
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that's because on death elves reincarnate in Valinor. The exception was given when the spouse refused to reincarnate (and a lot of pain resulted form that incident).