Rough sketch of a battle between an elves and orcs. Totally inspired by the events of the first age when Morgoth took over Beleriand.
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Tolkien’s subtle connections between LOTR and The Silmarillion are just glorious to discover. Like the reason Gollum hates sunlight and moonlight is the same reason the Nazgûl get scared off when Frodo calls out to Varda! Sauron, and thus his servants and his Ring that has completely corrupted Gollum’s soul, shares the absolute darkness of Melkor, who always hated and feared Varda because she is absolute light and thereby she created the Sun and Moon in defiance of that darkness… and she created them out of the last remaining light of the Two Trees which Melkor destroyed, so every time a piece of Melkor’s darkness comes into contact with the light of the Sun and Moon, it is reminded that Melkor did not destroy that light completely, that it lives on. Gollum can feel Varda’s creations forever clashing with what is indirectly Melkor’s creation.
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So what if the Valar foresaw that a balrog would be reawakened, and sent Glorfindel back as a precaution against this?
Then when Elrond is picking the company that it is Glorfindel’s life’s purpose to be in he gets upped by some silvan weirdo.
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Aragorn and Arwen in Vietnamese traditional clothings
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All of my special guys are in here
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Only ashes know what it's like to burn to the ashes
Feanor
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Insane how Bilbo Baggins embodies each of the Free-Peoples of Middle-Earth.
He is The Hobbit.
He is an honorary Dwarf.
He is an Elf-friend and VIP in their restricted realm.
And he is the instigator of the ultimate salvation of Men.
Bilbo Baggins is the Free-Peoples, rolled up in one.
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