“And he isn’t going to mess with my pans!”

ao3 alia, she/her, adult, desiamerican i used to be @allegoriesinmediasres header credit to @patrick-stewart

[herawell]

Alia, she/her, adult, DesiAmerican. I used to go by Ally and my url was @allegoriesinmediasres for many years.

My AO3 is AllegoriesInMediasRes and my Discord is allegoriesinmediasres. I also post fics and edits on tumblr.

I’ve had this multifandom personal writing blog for almost 10 years. I’m not as active as I used to be but I’m still here. Tag me in anything you want me to see. I’m open to asks and requests but my muse is fickle.

Current interests include musicals, AmRev history, Hindu mythology, and Tolkien.

[ehlihr]

Tenar and ged sketch

[rogers-carter]

THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RETURN OF THE KING 2003 | dir. Peter Jackson

[silmaspens]

part three : saving

In which Fingon, carried by Thorondor, frees his cousin Maedhros from the mountain Thangorodrim.

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[gay-pippin]

Mary Oliver - Jacqueline Woodson - Anne Carson

[cilantroodon]

[ID1: You do not have to be good. You do not have to walk on your knees For a hundred miles through the desert repenting. You only have to let the soft animal of your body love what it loves.

ID2: A shot of Sam looking at Frodo from behind as Frodo gazes into the middle distance.

ID3: When I was a kid, there was this song that played on the radio all the time. It talked about a road that was long and a brother who had to be carried on it. The singer said the brother wasn't heavy. That he was, simply, his brother. And that line repeated again and again -- He ain't heavy. He's my brother. And something about the way the singer's voice hugged those words, proclaimed them to the world, caught in the back of my throat. Making it hard to move. To swallow. I didn't know then -- at nine, ten, eleven -- that this was love. That this was community. That this was about a greater good. If the road is long, it doesn't matter what you weigh -- I will carry you.

ID4: A gif of Sam carrying Frodo up Mt. Doom.

ID5: Pylades: I'll take care of you. Orestes: It's rotten work. Pylades: Not to me. Not if it's you.

ID6: Side by side shots of Frodo grabbing Sam's wrist to pull him from the river and Sam grabbing Frodo's hand to pull him out of the volcano. End IDs.]

[coolcat-in-a-hat]

samfro + bonus frodo art! trying to get better with colored pencils :p

[fickleartdump]

children of the land and sea and sky

[herawell]

I despise J*mes C*meron as a person but filming what ended up being the highest grossing film of all time as an excuse to get funding to research his niche interest is some god tier shit.

[checoleclerc]

Random Galadriel moments: 161/?

[cattyisokay]

No context for this

[vdragon57]

day two! inspired by reset because this scene lives rent free in my brain lmbo

@heraweek

[tzitzki]

farewell.

[tehriz]

wish fulfillment au where boromir lives through amon hen and since the ring has moved on his thoughts are clear and he’s just aragorn’s devoted right hand 

and he and gimli bitch endlessly about the run across rohan because “i had THIS MANY ARROWS in my chest i want our hobbits back but CAN WE SLEEP” and he’s 5000% shitty to rohirrim who don’t respect aragorn and he and eowyn become rampaging bffs and he gets in on the body counting at helm’s deep (“ARAGORN I’M BEHIND I’M GOING TO THE DOOR” “YOU ARE NOT GET BACK HERE”) and he and treebeard become instant kin because mi hobbit es su hobbit and he goes through the dimholt pass with aragorn and hates every single second of it but is unfailingly by his side through all of it

and then gets to minas tirith and reunites with faramir and finds out pippin is a guard of the citadel and has to go lock himself in a room and laugh for hours

[psdrawsthings]

ged and tenar concepts for uni project

[balrogballs]

One thing I often think about when it comes to the Jackson films’ fleshing out of the Elrond and Arwen storyline is how in Return of the King, Elrond straight up just admits that he’s seen Arwen’s son through his prophetic visions — presumably a similar scene to the one she saw, but with her instead of Aragorn holding the child.

And yes, obviously the actual point being made there by the film was that Elrond lied to/misled his daughter because he didn’t want her to die.

But can we just take a moment to think about him actually experiencing that vision? That’s his grandson. That’s his grandson. This elf, who once wholly gave his heart to a mortal infant brought into his household, looking into the future and seeing the proof of the love he has given both Aragorn and Arwen. That’s his grandson right there, all of five years old and destined for a more blissful life than any of his ancestors. That’s his heir and Elros’ heir, messing about in a forest with two people whom he loves more than the world. That’s his fucking grandson.

And can you just imagine what it must have been like, coming out of that vision? The cold understanding that this is what it has come to in the end. That his grandson, his very first one, would be the collateral damage of his daughter’s salvation. That out of all the thousands of possible futures knitting about his head, there’s not a single one in which he can save them both.

edit: i’m so sorry here’s some cute grampa elrond content to make up for it

[torchwood-99]

If Boromir lived and was reunited with Frodo he would be so desperate to apologise to Frodo, and Frodo would be so desperate for Boromir not to apologise to him, because Frodo failed too, and seeing Boromir's grief and guilt and shame is like a knife to the chest, and he longs to be able to speak to somebody else who failed, but the hatred Boromir holds for himself for failing makes that impossible.

[speggehti]

i forgot to post this uhhhh hbd sam gamgee and your wife and your boyfreindyoppie