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Michelle Fairley as Catelyn Stark · Game of Thrones 1.01
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So I think one thing that really drives Feanor is his grief– he looses Miriel, and he very clearly never recovers from that. There's the pain of loosing a parent and the added layer of Miriel's death being, on some level, a choice to leave Feanor. You can't tell me he didn't internalize the idea that he wasn't good enough for his mother to stay ay least a little. And I can't help but imagine that most of Valinor really wasn't helpful. There was probably a lot of vague sympathy with no real understanding of the situation, people who in theory thought Feanor had the right to grieve but reacted pretty badly to any actual displays of grief, and some people who insisted that Miriel chose to stay dead, Finwe and Indis were happily married, and therefore, Feanor shouldn't feel sad about it anymore. Even for those with more understanding of grief, it's still a really complicated situation. But you know who would understand Feanor?
Elrond. And the reason is Elros and Arwen– Elrond knows what it's like when someone you love dearly chooses to leave you, essentially forever, not because they don't care about you or because you weren't good enough, but because they have to make the best choice for themselves. And how you can respect that choice, and be glad that they did what they needed to, but still grieve them and the relationship you had with them. He understands those complicated feelings and how to process them in a healthy and non-destructive way.
And I'm losing my mind over this because Feanor is the one who starts the kinslayings and the cycle of violence between elves, and Elrond is the end result of all that violence; born to two refugees and raised largely by Feanor's sons. But despite all that, he's good and kind and able to focus on healing instead of pain. He ends the violence and makes a sanctuary where everyone is welcome. And he's able to do what Feanor never could, and not be consumed by his pain. And that means so much.
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incorrect merlin quotes #11
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THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE TWO TOWERS (2002) dir. peter jackson
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#invented feminism
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southfarthing · 13 hours
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it's my gaius-dies-and-everything-falls-apart-before-they-slowly-put-it-back-together fic btw 😛
almost at 50k hits for my passion project merlin fic this is honestly surreal
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southfarthing · 14 hours
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i love tolkien guys. like the utter magic of middle earth. im so grateful he put that out into the world i truly am :')
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almost at 50k hits for my passion project merlin fic this is honestly surreal
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THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING
2001 | dir. Peter Jackson
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TOLKIEN LADIES: Berúthiel
Berúthiel lived in the King's House in Osgiliath, hating the sounds and smells of the sea and the house that Tarannon built below Pelargir "upon arches whose feet stood deep in the wide waters of Ethir Anduin;" she hated all making, all colours and elaborate adornment, wearing only black and silver and living in bare chambers, and the gardens of the house in Osgiliath were filled with tormented sculptures beneath cypresses and yews. She had nine black cats and one white, her slaves, with whom she conversed, or read their memories, setting them to discover all the dark secrets of Gondor, so that she knew those things "that men wish most to keep hidden," setting the white cat to spy upon the black, and tormenting them. No man in Gondor dared touch them; all were afraid of them, and cursed when they saw them pass.
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“You are a ring-bearer, Frodo. To bear a ring of power is to be alone. This task was appointed to you. And if you do not find a way, no one will.”
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Viggo Mortensen as Aragorn The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)
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Viggo Mortensen as Aragorn The Lord of the Rings: Two Towers 2002, dir. Peter Jackson
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Miranda Otto as Éowyn of Rohan THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE TWO TOWERS 2002 | dir. Peter Jackson
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Scenes I’ve Never Seen: LOTR Extended Edition The Fellowship of the Ring 1 ➺ The Death of Isildur
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NEW VERSION. :)
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Katie McGrath as Morgana Pendragon in MERLIN (2008–2012)
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