Crossing the Helcaraxë isn't fun
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Crossing the Helcaraxë isn't fun
Fingon, war edition
Fingon the Valiant
"High upon the shoulders of Thangorodrim [Fingon] climbed, and looked in despair upon the desolation of the land; but no passage or crevice could he find through which he might come within Morgoth's stronghold. Then [âŠ] he took his harp and sang a song of Valinor [âŠ]; and his voice rang in the mournful hollows that had never heard before aught save cries of fear and woe. Thus Fingon found what he sought."
Tolkien, J. R. R. (2013). The Silmarillion. HarperCollins.
Aka Fingon finally finds Maedhros
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Andor Appreciation Day 2 - Everyone Has Their Own Rebellion
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stirring. every act of rebellion counts.
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Your reminder that today (June 26th) is the death-anniversary of Fingon and Huor, as well as the day Hurin was captured.
Thus ends the Nirnaeth Arnoediad. Aurë Entuluva!
After Thangorodrim - 2023
I somehow finished this in a week while recovering from surgery this summer. I have so many feelings about them!
thinking about the person on a forum years ago who described the noldolantĂ« as a culmination of everything you feel while reading Tolkienâs work. itâs an underlying emotion, not a physical work. hang on I gotta find it again
this, oh my god, this. if this was your post from 2006 please step forward so I can examine your absolutely humongous brain.
[ID: a post by Turgon Ghost-King of Gondolin from August 7th 2006, that reads âThe Noldolante remains something of a mystery, much like the fate of its author Maglor. Thatâs not such a bad thing really. I donât think Tolkien was enough of a poet to write a Noldolante himself... at least one that was supposedly composed by the greatest of Noldorin poets. So it remains lost to history... but you know those feelings you get when you read the Silmarillion? The sudden blow of sadness when Finrod dies? The indescribable elation when Turgonâs appears during the Battle of Unnumbered Tears? Thatâs the folk memory of Noldolante. Deep down inside, all Silmarillion fans know the song... but just like Tolkien we donât have the means to express it. The true beauty of the Silmarillion.â /end ID]
Turin after Beleg's death.
some people really be out there typing fanfics longer than war and peace in their free time and then going on about their life like it's no big deal. how fucking incredible. like no offense to tolstoy but that was like. his whole job
THE LORD OF THE RINGS costumes appreciation: â Aragornâs ranger costume (costume design by Ngila Dickson and Richard Taylor)
Fingon, High King of the Noldor
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ANDOR A showcase of some of the most memorable lines from the first season.