Halasían
A Retired Dúnedain Ranger Fishing Lake Evendim
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Sell that quote to Amazon Prime .A lot of people think they are doing a lot of thinking for Tolkien these days! 😆
Ugh! That part was dreadful.THE SEA IS ALWAYS RIGHT!
"Lord of All Waters" would be my preference, but that sounds too similar to a certain moment upon Gondolin in The Silmarillion...I'll say no more (for now).I agree, "Lord of the Sea" would have worked much better.
- Nobody goes off-trail!!!THE SEA IS ALWAYS RIGHT!
Solitude is my portion. Eresse-Tari I am rightly named, Mistress of Solitude.- Nobody goes off-trail!!!
- And nobody walks alone!!!
unless of course you can't keep up or get hurt, then you are left to die. Or if you are back of the caravan it is like a death sentence, like being front line in the army before the world of guns. The episode felt so cringe to me.- Nobody goes off-trail!!!
- And nobody walks alone!!!
- Nobody goes off-trail!!!
- And nobody walks alone!!!
- Nobody goes off-trail!!!
- And nobody walks alone!!!
- Nobody goes off-trail!!!
- And nobody walks alone!!!
- Nobody goes off-trail!!!
- And nobody walks alone!!!
Where is the image from? Could you post the link if possible? (Minus the background of the other random stuff, just the portrait itself?) It looks beautiful.Because it is so beautiful, here's another wise saying:
"A stone sinks because it looks down into the dark water;
a boat floats because it looks up to the light"
Where is the image from? Could you post the link if possible? (Minus the background of the other random stuff, just the portrait itself?) It looks beautiful.
Unfortunately, I have not found. But I would also be interested to know who the artist was.Minus the background of the other random stuff, just the portrait itself?
Ah - I see. I shall check it out later.
Edit:
Unfortunately, I have not found. But I would also be interested to know who the artist was.
Editedit:
Krabat?
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Ugh, that was absolutely the dumbest and most illogical sequence of scenes. "Ah yes, we are a community of disadvantaged and unknown creatures who must stick together in order to survive, but we'll gladly leave anyone behind and then have a ceremony in which we laugh at the manner in which the sad pathetic losers in the back died."unless of course you can't keep up or get hurt, then you are left to die. Or if you are back of the caravan it is like a death sentence, like being front line in the army before the world of guns. The episode felt so cringe to me.
An excellent summary that clearly identifies the main problems:Ugh, that was absolutely the dumbest and most illogical sequence of scenes. "Ah yes, we are a community of disadvantaged and unknown creatures who must stick together in order to survive, but we'll gladly leave anyone behind and then have a ceremony in which we laugh at the manner in which the sad pathetic losers in the back died."
Aside from that, I'm just finding Galadriel's character to be extremely annoying and I thought maybe we'd start to see some progression by this episode. Problem is, I can't tell if the audience is supposed to like her for her fierce, stubborn, need-no-help-from-anyone attitude or if we're supposed to be annoyed by her. I'm annoyed, but am I supposed to be...?
I'm giving it one more episode and something better start happening or I'll be switching my 2 hours a week of TV (yeah, that's all I have time for) to the new season of Great British Baking Show.
That scene wasn't meant to mock anyone that got left behind but to celebrate their life.Ugh, that was absolutely the dumbest and most illogical sequence of scenes. "Ah yes, we are a community of disadvantaged and unknown creatures who must stick together in order to survive, but we'll gladly leave anyone behind and then have a ceremony in which we laugh at the manner in which the sad pathetic losers in the back died."
You're supposed to think that she's been so heavily traumatized by all the people she's lost that she's letting her grief cloud her best judgment.Aside from that, I'm just finding Galadriel's character to be extremely annoying and I thought maybe we'd start to see some progression by this episode. Problem is, I can't tell if the audience is supposed to like her for her fierce, stubborn, need-no-help-from-anyone attitude or if we're supposed to be annoyed by her. I'm annoyed, but am I supposed to be...?
This is the main problem I'm having with this series. I read that they are going to condense the timeline, which is understandable with an adaptation from book to screen, however, they seem to be jumbling the timeline up and it's confusing me to no end.But if they're following any sort of timeline, Halbrand wouldn't be Sauron, would he? He'd have had to already have made the One Ring before he visited Numenor, right?
I know Amazon may not follow the timeline exactly but he lost his fair form after Numenor was destroyed and had already made the Ring by then, right? Unless he goes back to ME and then after influencing Celebrimbor and making his Ring, goes back I guess.
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