celeborn

I've seen quite different opinions regarding this topic,some say that he was simply a nobleman of Thingol's court while others think he is somehow related to him through one of his brothers. I don't actually remember the reasons supporting the latter but here are some of them 1. Legolas saying...

As you all know, the sindar prince of doriath, celeborn, actively fought in some wars in the war of the ring and all the wars in war of the elves and sauron, even in war of the last alliance. But the only thing that tolkien doesn't dwell on about celeborn is whether celeborn participated in the...

As you all know, there are many different versions of the celeborn's life story. But according to the accepted life story, namely the version that he met and married with Galadriel in Doriath, Did celeborn fight in dagor bragollach, nirnaeth arnoediad and war of wrath? there were sindar elves in...

"Of the march of the host of the Valar to the north of Middle-earth little is said in any tale; for among them went none of those Elves who had dwelt and suffered in the Hither Lands, and who made the histories of those days that still are known; and tidings of these things they only learned...

From the History of Galadriel and Celeborn it seems that Galadriel would have passed through Khazad-dûm at least once but Celeborn's dislike of dwarves means he may not have done - though he did move to Lothlorien (Lorinand) at some stage. He could have travelled over the mountains or around...

Building off of my other post about a Silmarillion AU: I used Galadriel's later story that had her opposed to Fëanor during the Kinslaying and leave in Celeborn's ship after he escaped. Her ship survives the burning at Losgar and so arrives in Beleriand separately. My questions are thus: Would...

I'm sure this has been discussed before, but it just bugs me time to time.WHy did Celeborn not go over the Sea with Galadriel ? I mean he had every right to, being an elf, I would imagine him not being very happy without her. I think it says somewhere that he did go over the Sea at some point (...

Return of the King, Book 6, Chapter 6, Many Partings: I'm 90 percent sure I know what this means, but I just want a second opinion on it. I interpreted this as Celeborn saying that he hopes Arwen remains with Aragorn to the end, as he knew that Galadriel would be living Middle-earth before...

Do you believe that Celeborn took his hatred against the Dwarves a little too far after the Ruin of Doriath? Sure, his witnessed his kindred being slayed by the Dwarves of Nogrod and the resulting ruin of his home. But the Dwarves of Khazad-dum (made up of Longbeards, Dwarves of Belegost and...

I was searching something in the Encyclopedia of Arda and found this: So this makes me think that they didn't live there in the Second Age. And somewhere I read that Galadriel often was in the Grey Havens, but if I've messed up something, please tell me. So the question is, where did they...

Ive always thought of Celeborn, Celegorm etc. as Seleborn, Selegorm. Reading through Silmarillion, I discovered it is actually Kelegorm, Keleborn. Anyone else discover that ? It changes the picture in my mind of them completly with that little pronounciation difference.

I was always under the impression that Galadriel and Elrond were accounted as the wisest elves in ME (especially Elrond), but I read something today that I must have surpassed when I last read this book. This is from The Fellowship of the Ring, in the chapter "The Mirror of Galadriel...

What do you think Celeborn meant when he spoke to Aragorn at their final parting? But Celeborn said: "Kinsman, farewell! May your doom be other than mine, and your treasure remain with you to the end!"

In the movie it shows Celeborn dying, but i looked on the Encyclopedia of Arda, and it said that he didn't. But in the movie it shows him dying in the battle of Helm's Deep. I am so confused, did he die or not?

I have several questions, but try to bear with me here: 1. Galadriel and Celeborn were married right? So what kind of a wife is Galadriel if she just left Celeborn in Middle-Earth? So what if her ring was fading, it doesn't mean she was. 2. Does anyone know exactyl when Celeborn left...

Many people have stated that they dislike Celeborn, both in the book and in the film. Why is that exactly? I like Celeborn in the book and I think he was played well in the movie. Any comments?

Ok, this is an issue that has been bugging me ever since my dad read the trilogy to me about 10 years ago. We all know that Galadriel and Elrond went across the sea. However, what happened to Celeborn? Did he cross the sea? Did he get killed? Did he simply vanish? He certainly wasn't in Loth...

In RoTK, Many Partings, when Aragorn says farewell to Celeborn: 'But Celeborn said: "Kinsman, farewell! May your doom be other than mine, and your treasure remain with you to the end!"' I'm guessing he meant Arwen. I guess we must assume that since Arwen spent many years in Lorien...

i was wondering if anyone can tell me the exact relationships between celeborn galadriel and arwen, im under the illusion that elrond may fit in here. unfortunatly i recently loaned the sil and lotr to either an ungrateful friend or a rather slow reader.

I know,that they've met in the house of Melian and Thingol,and they fell in love and then they have married...etc.... But i want to know more,somebody knows something?Do you think,that elven love last for ever? They never leave each other?They never fall in love with an other woman or man?