Tuor remained and fell in love with the only child of Turgon, Idril Celebrindal, whose mother Elenwë died during the crossing of the Helcaraxë. In contrast to the first union of Elves and Men, that between Lúthien and Beren which required much hardship and unimaginable sacrifice, Tuor and Idril were allowed to marry without difficulty; their wedding was celebrated with great mirth and joy. This was because King Turgon had grown fond of Tuor, who was made the leader of the House of the Swan Wing, one of the twelve houses of Gondolin. Turgon also remembered the last words of Huor which prophesied that a "star" would arise out of both his and Turgon's lineage which would redeem the Children of Ilúvatar from Morgoth. This was the second union between the Elves and Men. However, their marriage angered Turgon's influential nephew Maeglin, who desired Idril for himself. Maeglin defied Turgon's order to stay within the mountains, and unbeknownst to the people of Gondolin was captured by Orcs during a trip to gather resources. Having noticed Maeglin's suspicious behaviour, who said nothing about his encounter with Morgoth and his servants upon his return, Idril decided to construct a secret passage out of Gondolin, known as Idril's Secret Way.