Maybe she could mindcontrol consenting people?

Also more defensible than most cases. The ring still doesn't have its mind control features though.

Yeah but if it was going to be responsible with it it could have it back. It's such a good feature.

She thinks it might believe that for unprincipled reasons.

Nah it's definitely the most detailed and compelling and pretty of the features, it's a shame she never even got to see it.

She got a bit of a faceful.

That's not the same.

Presumably, but it can see why she might be soured on the concept.

Yeah okaaaay. They can do more portals.

Great. (Sorry to make FTL slightly redundant, Fëanáro.)

It is still being used for exploration for new stars so he's a good sport about it.

Good. She should be informed if any good candidates for eventual ring terraforming come up.

Her world takes the news about the Other Fëanorians fairly well. Oaths: really terrible idea. The worst idea. Good thing their kind was reformable.

Yep. Eru is considering reforming the other kind too.

- the Fëanorians can't come back to life until they do that, and they make lots of great stories.

There you go.

Eru reforms oaths. 

Ambela goes to visit Elrond in case he wants to be there when they're reembodied or something.

His wife left Valinor once that was allowed, to go see him and the children again. He looks much happier than last time. He does a double-take at the Ring.

"It doesn't have mind control any more." She takes it off illustratively. "It's annoyed about it."

"That's ... really good."

She puts it back on. "I'm learning to do portals and resurrections and terraforming. Also I taught it to read. It didn't know how."

He blinks a few times. Then he laughs. "Whyever not."

"It has some gaps in its education." She pats it.

It does not propose mindcontrolling Elrond even a little bit although it'd be so fun.