...sounds good, thanks. And I do want the Valar to fix it first, if they're willing to.

She'll ask. If they aren't willing to there's also a psychic therapist about.

That works too. He should talk with one of the alternate universe versions of him and get caught up, shouldn't he.

Yeah. She'll notify his alts (the comm ball has good range, she can do that from here, attn: Findekános your new alt is reembodied and wants to talk to some of you to catch up where should he meet which of you?) and go sort out Valian emigration and talk to Celebrimbor and then come pick him up.

"Thank you."

"You're welcome."

She pops back to Taniquetil. Would they untamper the Findekáno? Also can people leave Valinor if they want?

They don't know how and people shouldn't go to Endorë seeing what a disaster that was but they guess people can go to other universes if they'd like. They might not be allowed to come back.

Well, Endorë is now void of evil Ainur fucking everything up all the time, which seems like it should help. Why would people not be allowed to come back?

They can't assess whether they'll have become evil or been exposed to something dangerous. Some of them might turn out to be safe but it won't be a categorical guarantee.

...do the Valar expect people to just casually become evil from wandering the multiverse, because that's never actually happened.

It could, though! Also lots of exposure to Fëanorians could make people unsuitable to come live in Valinor. Fëanorians are in this respect contagious.

Really, how's that work.

They're not sure but it's definitely observable.

They're letting Celebrimbor live in Valinor.

He learned his lesson about being ambitious and hubristic and doesn't do those things anymore!

...there's a world that systematically enforces a no hubris rule and it doesn't go well. In the "things that have actually ever happened" department.

Well, they didn't enforce anything, Celebrimbor just suffered the natural consequences of his actions.

It seems like it might still be interesting to note that a filtration mechanism they're endorsing, if enforced as policy, looks like that.

People who will be disruptive in Valinor aren't welcome here. This seems reasonable.

Do they have any plan to check if people who have left have somehow mysteriously become disruptive or is it just anyone who goes stays out?

No, they'll check. They did say 'might not be allowed to come back'.

Checking consists of?

They don't have a plan yet! They will devise one.

If it involves reading people's minds some people may have principled objections to that.

Then they don't have to come back to Valinor.