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So my family are listening to Lord of the Rings on audiobook while we eat dinner and my mum just referred to Aragorn as “hobo ninja” I am fucking ROLLING

As a LOTR fan I’m so tired of reading things such as: “What would Frodo have done without Aragorn or without Sam and so on for other characters?”. But do you ever wonder what all the other characters would have done without Frodo? He was the only one who had the courage to carry the Ring. In general I saw really few people who just give credit to what Frodo did. All the members of the company are important in the story and they should all be appreciated for what they have done without always making comparisons. I don’t know if I’m the only one who thinks this. Lemme know🥰

Can we appreciate this scene? Frodo doesn’t leave the Ring to Sam even if he is exhausted because the Ring will destroy Sam like it is doing with him and he would rather the Ring to destroy all of him than Sam. Just saying

Yes! You’re totally right! In fact, unlike many others, I don’t blame him for leaving the Shire. Fortunately Sam always stayed by his side and indeed they eventually reunited in the Undying Lands🥰

As a LOTR fan I’m so tired of reading things such as: “What would Frodo have done without Aragorn or without Sam and so on for other characters?”. But do you ever wonder what all the other characters would have done without Frodo? He was the only one who had the courage to carry the Ring. In general I saw really few people who just give credit to what Frodo did. All the members of the company are important in the story and they should all be appreciated for what they have done without always making comparisons. I don’t know if I’m the only one who thinks this. Lemme know🥰

it must suck to be Viggo Mortensen and know that he reached his absolute most attractive as aragorn covered in dirt

Hi everybody!

I'm very sorry, but I couldn't post yesterday. Due to the storm, the electricity went out in my entire city.

Today I have finished ''Pride and Prejudice''. The second half was MUCH better than the first. Elizabeth's aunt and uncle apperenced, Lydia ran away and finally, Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy got together. All these threads made the ending of the book awesome.

I think next week I'm going to start reading ''The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring''. I have never read it, but I saw all three movies and I LOVE them!

Ps: I also read ''Macbeth'' by Shakespeare a few days ago. It was pretty interesting, but I would never read it if it wasn't a lecture for school.

See you next Wednesday!

Hi everybody!

I'm currently reading ''The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring''. I'm already on page 150. I know, I'm a slow reader, but I really didn't have a lot of time this week.

Unfortunately, I'm not gonna have a lot of time to read "normal" books, because I have to read required reading for school. So prepare for the review of "The Miser" by Molier soon.

Ps: what is the worst required reading in your opinion?

See you next Wednesday!

“You can trust us to stick with you through thick and thin – to the bitter end. And you can trust us to keep any secret of yours – closer than you keep it yourself. But you cannot trust us to let you face trouble alone, and go off without a word. We are your friends, Frodo.”

Bilbo`s Birthday by Billy Christian

I wonder how long it took them to find Celebrían.

So either she went by herself, which is implied, or Elrond sent a few guards with her, or she travelled with some of Galadriel's people that came over specifically to escort her to Lothlórien. Was the trip planned in advance? Was it a regular thing, that she went to Lothlórien once every few years to see her parents? Did she take Arwen or the twins with her occasionally? Obviously not this time, otherwise they would have been "waylaid" too. If anyone else was with her they would have been killed, no doubt, and the only reason Celebrían herself survived her "poisoned wound" and whatever else the orcs did to her was because of whatever high-elf ancestry light-of-the-two-trees Daughter of Galadriel inner powers she had going on.

So it took the Fellowship approximately two months to get to Lothlórien from Rivendell, but that's accounting for their massive detour through Moria. Celebrían took the Redhorn Pass (side headcanon: the Redhorn Pass became impassable only after this incident), and because she was an elf and (presumably) by herself we can knock off about a month, if she was on a horse.

So in the Appendices Celebrían is referred to as Daughter of Celeborn, not Daughter of Galadriel, which seems more likely given Galadriel's importance in the Lord of the Rings and the history of Middle-Earth in general. That leads me to assume that Celebrían took after her father way more than her mother - it's likely she couldn't mind speak to the same extent, perhaps she didn't even have the same level of Foresight.

Assuming she would have sent Elrond a letter the moment she was in Lothlórien, and Elrond was expecting this, it would have taken maybe a week or two or maybe another month more for Elrond to think something was wrong - maybe she was delayed somehow, by weather etc, maybe the letter was lost on the way, whatever. If her parents were expecting her, it would have taken them equally long to suspect something was wrong.

So then I'm guessing Elrond mind-spoke with Galadriel if he hadn't done so before to ask if Celebrían had arrived, maybe Galadriel saw something in her mirror and alerted Elrond the same way, whatever. Then finally, after about two months to my reckoning - the 24 hours you wait to file a missing persons report converted to Elf conceptions of time - Elrond sent out the search parties.

(By the way, if her horse somehow survived and found its way back to Rivendell, it would have taken a similar time).

Anyway, if it took her approx. 3 weeks (3/4 of the way from Rivendell to Lothlórien) to get to the Redhorn Pass, it took the rescuers the same amount of time - less if they were in a hurry, but they also had to physically look for her. Then they had to bring her back to Rivendell, and I read somewhere (maybe a fanfic, don't quote me on this) that it was the twins that found her - traumatic enough, but imagine travelling home for a few weeks with your half-dead mother beside you on your horse.

Maybe the eagles helped. Idk.

In conclusion, I believe Celebrían was lying poisoned and half-dead from torture in a cave (presumably without food or water) for at least two or three months before she was found and taken back to Rivendell.

This whole scenario is based on the assumption that nobody saw the attack coming, which, unlikely as it seems, must have been the case as there is no way either Elrond or her parents would have let her travel (alone or otherwise) if this outcome was an option.

This is my Roman Empire.

the road goes ever on

So I set myself a shortish timer and here's what I wrote in that time! Inspired by that one wholesome scene in Fellowship where the crebain come along and ruin the vibes.

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Gandalf had told them all about Hollin, and indeed it was a beautiful part of the world; but for weeks they had walked, and the faraway Misty Mountains did not seem to draw any nearer. The sky was cloudless and still, not a whisper of a breeze lingered among the thickets and belt of woodland that they came across. The sun slid calmly across the sky, as though pretending to be there, pale and dull in the crisp air. Smoke rose from their camp; from Samwise’s fire, and from Gandalf’s and Strider’s pipes both. Springy heather was their cushion, brown and damp now, their vibrant summer purples but a distant memory. Spiders spun their secret webs between their hardy twigs; unseen but for the early morning dew that caught the silk and cast a glittering veil over their path. Samwise, stoking the fire and heaping meat onto a little chipped plate, thought it was a remnant of elven magic in these lands. “You came this way all alone, did you, Master Boromir?” Pippin Took was saying, as Sam handed him the plate first. “It must have been awful lonely.” “Not entirely,” the Man shrugged, leaning over his pack to take a bone. Gandalf had decreed they would rest awhile longer than usual, a rare occasion. To celebrate, Strider had betaken himself to a nearby copse, emerging some time later with a brace of wood pigeons. They were tough and filled with tricky little bones; but the company had taken it in turns to pluck them, and Samwise had worked a magic of his own. “My horse was better company than both orcs, or nothing; and I met with the sons of Elrond along the way.” Sam turned to hand the plate to Gimli, who was chewing on the end of his unlit pipe, murmuring into his beard. “…most swiftly he rode after the messenger came, and not once did he falter. Why, when Durin himself - why thank you, Master Hobbit. A shame indeed that Gandalf does not allow us to rest for longer more often, or this adventure might be more cheerful! What say you, Master Elf?” Legolas lay on the root of a tree as easily and gracefully as though on a freshly upholstered couch, ankles crossed and head leaned back against the mighty trunk. He did not open his eyes; indeed he seemed to resent the intrusion upon his domain. “Any adventure beneath a clear blue sky is cheerful enough.” “Ah yes, for there is nothing to quench your thirst and quell your hunger quite like the hearty blue sky,” came the grumbled reply. Samwise smiled, and turned to the remainder of the company. Gandalf and Strider and Frodo and Merry were talking quietly amongst themselves.

***

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Imagine Y/N arriving at Rivendell with the hobbits.

Frodo: "I am ready to go home."

Y/N: "Yeah well if you were we wouldn't have two more movies to get through"

The Hobbits: "What?"

Legolas: "Wait, I know your face. I know you! You are the mortal who called me Ella!"

Y/N: "It's Elsa"

Imagine Y/N sitting at the council of Rivendell with Legolas.

Boromir: "Why not use this ring?" -continues speech-

-While Boromir talks-

Y/N(quietly): "On a scale from one to ten my friend you're fucked."

Legolas: "Language Mellon."

Imagine the reactions of the fellowship when Y/N took the blade for Frodo on Weathertop (Amon Sûl)

Elrond: My dear child you would have died. You do not possess the gift of immortality, must you be as reckless as you are? You are not of this world!

Y/N: *grinning* Nah she'll be right. I'm fine aren't I?

Legolas: *walks in* You look terrible. As you would after a near death experience.

Y/N: You call it a near death experience. I call it a vibe check from God.

Aragorn: *Bursts into laughter*

Gandalf: *Stares pointedly* Yes.. not of this world.

Legolas: *is visibly confused* Are we talking about her recklessness or her beauty?

Y/N: >_> Ummm anyways, when are we leaving?

Incorrect quotes #1

Boromir: Gondor has no king. Gondor needs no king.

Y/N: *whispers* Mad cause bad.

Legolas and Aragorn: *suppresses grins*

Incorrect quotes #2

Boromir: One does not simply walk into Mordor. It's black gates are guarded by more than just orcs. There is evil there that does not sleep.

Legolas, Gimli and Aragorn: Neither does Y/N, what's your point.

Y/N: *Sarcastically* Oh no you got me!!

Imagine Y/N sitting at the council of Rivendell while everyone is arguing

Y/N: *quietly singing the McDonald's theme song*

Gandalf: I don't suppose you want to break this up for us?

Y/N *whispers* Nah, you and I both know that's Frodo's thing. Don't ruin his big moment.

Gandalf: Very well

20 seconds later

Frodo: I will take it!!

Gandalf: I will help you bear this burden, Frodo Baggins. As long as it is yours to bear.

Aragorn: If by my life or death I can protect you.. I will. You have my sword. *turns to Y/N*

Y/N: *whispers* Do I have to? Can't I stay here with the pretty elv-

Aragorn: *shoulders Y/N* Yes.

Y/N: *sighs* And I will follow, but only if I get to call Legolas and Gimli, Elsa and Anna.

Legolas: Again the young maiden speaks words that I do not understand. *Turns to Frodo* You have my bow.

Gimli: And my axe.

Boromir: You carry the fate of us all little one-

Y/N: *interrupts* Alright yadda yadda can we go? I didn't eat breakfast.

Imagine Y/N giving the answer to the riddle at the doors of Moria

Gandalf: *muttering spells at the door*

Frodo: Can Gandalf open the door?

Legolas: If not Gandalf then who? Surely the dwarf knows the key to his kin's door.

Gimli: *grumbles*

Merry and Pippin: *throwing rocks into the water*

Aragorn: *hurriedly* Do not disturb the water.

The Hobbits: *turns to Y/N*

Y/N: Don't touch the water little ones. You need not disturb it. You know not what the depths of the abyss holds.

The hobbits: *surprised to see Y/N serious*

Frodo: It's a riddle is it not?

Y/N: Correct my dear.

Legolas: Then pray tell what is the answer.

Y/N: *grins* Mellon

Legolas: *frowns* Are you talking to me-

The doors open

Y/N: Try to be more obvious about how you feel hm? *smirks*

Legolas: I know not of what you spea-

Boromir: *interrupts* Enough of the flirting. Quickly, I am not eager to find out what the waters of this cursed place holds.

All quickly walk inside

Legolas: *grins at Y/N's back*

Gandalf: *Shakes his head* Young fools.

Imagine you were hiding in the throne room when Thranduil and Legolas questioned the orc about Thorin's company.

Orc: Death is upon you. The flames of war are upon you!

Thranduil: *slices It’s head off*

Legolas: Why did you do that.. You promised to set him free.

Y/N *whispers from behind the throne* Oop

Thranduil: And I did. I freed his wretched head from his miserable shoulders.

Y/N *tries to suppress laughter*

Legolas: There was more the orc could tell us.

Thranduil: There was nothing more he could tell me.

Y/N: *about to burst*

*Legolas leaves*

Thranduil: Was it really that amusing Y/N?

Y/N: *Falls over in a fit of laughter* Did you see?! His face? *Imitates Legolas* Why did you do that *falls over in laughter*

Thranduil: You know you cannot keep your presence a secret for much longer. The scriptures have stated that he will meet a ranger, one that was not seen in stories foretold, a ranger who defies the hands of time, the one who appears when there is great need.

*Y/N pauses, and lays still on the floor*

Y/N: A life time, it has been. Yet still I have not found the reason nor purpose for which I was sent here. Old friend, will I ever return from whence I came?

Thranduil: You will find your purpose, whether it be here in middle earth, or where you came from. It matters not whether you return.

*Thranduil strides back to his throne*

Y/N: Well, I will see you again soon.

Thranduil: Hopefully not.

Y/N: You love our chats.

Thranduil: Do not push your luck Pethryn. *Smiling slightly* Go do what you must. I shall await for when fate will bring you back to my halls.

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Pethryn means narrator in Sindarin I think >_>

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