Vérité du mythe chez Tolkien

[Anglin]

procès qui n'est en rien contre toi ni personne Aglarond l'Etincellant ...
Ce n'est d'ailleurs même pas un procès au final ... et pour revenir au sujet :

Then looking hard at Gandalf he(>Gimli) went on: "But who wove the web? I do not think I have ever considered that before. Did you plan all this then, Gandalf? If not, why did you lead Thorin Oakenshield to such an unlikely door? To find the Ring and bring it far away into the West for hiding, and then to choose the Ringbearer – and to restore the Mountain Kingdom as a mere deed by the way: was not that your design?"
Gandalf did not answer at once. He stood up, and looked out of the window, west, seawards; and the sun was then setting, and a glow was in his face. He stood so a long while silent. But at last he turned to Gimli and said: "I do not know the answer. For I have changed since those days, and I am no longer trammelled by the burden of Middle-earth as I was then. In those days I should have answered you with words like those I used to Frodo, only last year in the spring. Only last year! But such measures are meaningless. In that far distant time I said to a small and frightened Hobbit: Bilbo was meant to find the Ring, and not by its maker, and you(>Frodo) therefore were meant to bear it. And I might have added: and I was meant guide you both to those points.

CLI3, Notes on the Text of "The Quest of Erebor"

Tu vois c'est plutôt de ce genre de passage que je parle
Une ligne comme "Who wove the web" (très alitérée au passage) à propos d'une intervention ou pas divine ... d'un destin tracé ou pas ?
Qui au passage fait penser au Wyrd tissé par les nornes nordiques ...