Abstract
The topic of the nature of evil in Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit has gained widespread popularity in recent decades and has been widely described by scholars. However concerning The Silmarillion the literature and criticism are limited and selective. Additionally, most of Tolkien's critics assume that the image of evil is alike in those three works. Yet, the narrative structure of The Silmarillion introduces a different image of...
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