You Know, For All That The Elves Are Beautifully Described By Tolkien To Have A Deep Cultural Connection

You know, for all that the elves are beautifully described by Tolkien to have a deep cultural connection to the stars, the only character in Middle Earth that I would really label an astronomer is a mortal man: Tar-Meneldur, the fifth king of Numenor.

Tar-Meneldur was actually born “Irimon”,...

I really hate when someone offers for me five hundred camels and tells me I have beautiful eyes, but he just wants to sell me a tea.

My heart is broken... These princes were so unique.

Scarlet Heart: Ryeo → Princes

Irony of fate is when in Spotify free starts playing ,,You Can’t Always Have What You Want".

mutuals try this: reblog for fingolfin. like for finarfin

I don't think I understand dwarves. I get that Khazad-dûm is their main, greatest and most beautiful city, a cultural treasure, but some pretty terrible things did happened there. And yet all they want is to reclaim it again and actually live there. It's like if elves were trying to restore the ruins of Gondolin (were it possible). "Sure, it was our most beautiful stronghold once, but on the other hand thousands of our people died here horribly... which doesn't give me nightmares at all..." I mean, the dwarves deserve our respect.