The Valar were all assembled and did something you considered unreasonable, and you told them why it was unreasonable and asked them for more information and got a concession - lousy concession, but still - and a better picture of what they're worried about. The Bella who arrived here would have been too terrified to do any of that. Or to keep inventing things.
Yeah. I just need different habits and to be alert. I might be able to duplicate the effect with subtle arts, but I don't know if the Valar would let it stick to anyone but me.
I sort of wish I had asked what they can possibly be thinking, preventing me from interacting in certain ways with Fëanáro because they don't like his fate. That seems - bizarre. It didn't sound like they wanted to enforce it per se, just like they were only willing to see it change if the way to do it were to - shrink him -
I only got bits and pieces. The Trees were dead, I don't think that was his doing but he had some way to fix them and wasn't doing it. Swearing a long incredibly foolish oath to - get some thing. I think Finwë was dead in the vision, I don't think that was him either, he was furious about it. Copious lethal violence over boats so he could sail away. Charging the Enemy, dying. Staying dead.
I think that's what they were worrying about but I told them that if I'm going to help it only works if he knows I want to help him...
They should learn more about psychology before trying to play with it, then.
And Bella double-checks her schedule to make sure she doesn't have any suspiciously large blocks in there, and then goes to visit Fëanáro.