So, in your estimation, if I ever come back after I leave tomorrow, how likely are they to try to keep me prisoner?
So what, practically, does it mean if I do or do not have leave to go?
There are orcs on the continent. They are more closely related to you than I am. Even the Men were created as part of the same plan, on the same planet. I have not been assuming that the taboo on kinslaying would apply to me if anyone had a serious problem with me.
So. He's not a kinslayer. But if I find it necessary to do things without his leave...
No I am not. I look like it. But I don't even look like this, this is a seeming Odin placed on me; under it I'm blue and I have red eyes and I may or may not have ice magic that I can't get to work and I'm probably supposed to be twice this tall but that didn't come off even in the presence of a Balrog. My species is from a place more like the Ice the newcomers crossed than the caves where the Dwarves live, let alone a forest. Even Asgard, which is more like places that would be familiar and comfortable to Quendi, none of the history comes to a point with yours. We did not branch off from any of Eru's creations, and your mother is confident that you would have to traverse more than just space to get to where I grew up, you'd have to go to a completely other reality. The Dwarves do not look much like you and they have different customs and interests but they are more kin than I am. If the factor is kin, and not personhood, not common goals, then I will stop being close enough to kin the moment someone wants me dead and cannot consider me kin at the same time.
No, my heritage didn't come up with him at all except for his interest in my possession of free will. Since I found out I was blue after I killed his Balrog he probably doesn't even know I'm a kidnapped frost giant.
No, that didn't come up either. I'm not strongly paranoid about this, but I do not think I can rely on a taboo with the word 'kin' in it.
I'm not thrilled about the prospect either. It's nice to have somewhere safe to go. It's not safe if I can't leave.
You don't need to do that, and it's not an attack I'm worried about so much as strategic protective custody without my cooperation.
I don't think they can keep me, but if I have to actually escape, I can't very well come back.