Halbrand'sGirl

Sauron/Mairon's The Admirable Advocate [Thuringwetil🤭] millenial/rings of power Tolkien wrote that Sauron has the love for other beings; even if it decreased in time and I will die on that Hill!

[princessfantaghiro]

Charlie Vickers BTS from ROPseason 2

By Morwen_Dark_the_Morena

AHHHHHHHHH!!!!! I'M DYING🧎‍♀️🧎‍♀️🧎‍♀️🧎‍♀️

[darklinaforever]

Clearly, someone missed the point. It doesn't matter that Celeborn is coming back, or that Galadriel is becoming the Lady we know—that’s the whole idea. The point is simply that it’s striking to see the first image of her for this season... with her husband. Usually, we see her alone, or else in the company of Sauron/Charlie—you know, the show's other main character? The one she literally forms a duo with—the very heart of the show? Yet here, the first image of her for Season 3 is with her husband, not on her own as usual. And her husband is played by an actor who is far more famous than she is—someone who doesn't get cast in minor roles. Whereas Celeborn... well, he isn't exactly a major character to begin with. So, people are wondering what they’re going to do with him. And the reason for the concern is that, in Season 2, Galadriel was already sidelined in the show's narrative. That’s what this is about. It’s not exactly hard to understand. And honestly, I couldn't care less about Celeborn in this show. It’s obvious Galadriel is in love with Sauron anyway. So, I’m going to relish the classic love triangle: the girl tempted by darkness who’s drawn to the villain, yet still has a perfectly "nice boyfriend". I really insist that Galadriel’s arc regarding the darkness be maintained and continued—and that her relationship with Celeborn ties into that, too. Because we have to finish this arc before she becomes the lady we know. If Galadriel gets sidelined even more this season, and her connection to Sauron is downplayed in favor of a husband nobody cares about, I’m going to scream. Oh and I want see a jealous Sauron.

@lizzie-queenofmeigas

[haladriel-was-never-canon]

Sorry but thats pretty much "i am mad that Galadriel doesn't get with my favorite guy, hence i am throwing a tantrum and whining about sidelining her, even if i was perfectly fine with her being a) aged down in the story, so that Gilgalad and Celebrimbor are older than her, b) removed from her canonical role of Lady of Eregion and the political importance that she's in the second age, and c) HER SPEECH turned into something Sauron says to HER even if she only expresses desire to be in the PLACE of the dark lord, not WITH him." Guess that book Galadriel doesn't understand that she wants to be with him all along? Guess however that's fine if her most important and pitoval scene in lord of the Rings gets given to a man, if you can go uwu dark romance with him?

Sorry but people in the comments saying that they want "Dark Queen Galadriel" ... Dark Queen Galadriel doesn't exist. In the book frodo during the scene of the mirror sees her as even brighter and charming. You're mad that you won't get a version of Galadriel that never existed at all. Also, her ruling as the Sauron's wife is somewhat "empowering", while she ruling as Lady of Lorien sucks? She having half maia celebrian Is based, but not she having Celebrian with the canonical father of her child? Whats the logic here?

Celeborn being a minor character: lol and lmfao. In case you forgot, Frodo is the main character of lotr. Both him and Galadriel are "secondary" if we take Frodo's pov. And i know that you never read the books, but there's in Unfinished Tales a story about the forging of the Rings and of Sauron in Eregion, look at how it's called...

Decrying that Galadriel gets sidelined when you are mad that Galadriel doesn't appear with Sauron (because that "man" is fine as long as it's your beloved Halbrand, i suppose) it's so funny frankly. Maybe leave feminism to people who ACTUALLY understand what it meant. Funny how people are only now criticizing the sexism in the show when in the very first season they stripped away Galadriel of her ambition and her canonical traits !!! She never needed a stupid ass dark romance to be important, the conflict was only with herself. Funny how you all claim to care about Galadriel when a) you couldn't give a fuck about her pre season1 and b) now are admitting that you don't want her to be the lady of Lorien and are making up stuff about a "dark queen" arc that was nowhere to be found in the book.

None of you ever gave a shit about Galadriel before you could ship her with Sauron. Spare me the concern trolling. @darklinaforever @lizzie-queenofmegais

[darklinaforever]

It's crazy how you say things that were never said.

@lizzie-queenofmeigas

[mistysblueboxstuff]

kept thinking this guy would be fun to paint so here you go xD

[aurora0017]

Welp...I hate to be "that person," but my interest in S3 just tanked. It feels like kind of a slap in the face since Haladriel fans make up a HUGE part of the show's loyal fan base. I'm also a bit annoyed that they acted like Jamie Campbell Bower's identity was such a big secret this whole time, only to release it so far before the show even airs. What was the point of all that?

Surely they wouldn't let such a great thing as the chemistry between Sauron and Galadriel go just like that. Right? Right?????

[greengableslover]

CRIMSON PEAK (2015) FRANKENSTEIN (2025) NOSFERATU (2024)

[wulfhalls]

he looks so good...............

[fantasypeasantgirl]

films i saw in 2026: Supergirl

SCORE: 8/10 GENRE: Action/Coming of Age DIRECTOR: Craig Gillespie

yeah this one really landed for me.

It's funny how I've gone from hardly watching DC films to being one of the few defenders of a DC film. Sure, Krem's a little weak as a villain and the comic is probably much better (i have not read the comic), but aside from that I loved this one.

Mostly though, I love how this works as a sister film to Superman. That film was unflinchingly optimistic, almost beautifully, to the point where it worked perfectly as an antidote to how things were getting. Supergirl, however, is a much darker film, openly showing two characters who went through a traumatic experience and Kara's gradual journey to becoming a superhero and embodying hope in spite of everything, not just because it's right but also to become the saviour she never got. (Milly Alcock kills this role btw). Also, this has the best answer to the "no you can't kill your arch enemy despite the evil things he's done" trope I've ever seen.

So yeah, that's my thoughts on the film. Overhated, fun, give it a shot.

...ok here we go.

I hate that it's impossible to normally talk about films like this because of the "anti-woke" bullshit. Like sure, have your complaints about the film, there's a lot of valid ones (even if I disagree with some), but if you're having to resort to insulting Milly Alcock's appearance I'm automatically gonna think less of you as a person and as a film critic (looking at you, guy from that Variety article. actually Variety as a whole, those guys suck). Women exist. Sometimes they star as leads in superhero films. It's not the end of western civilisation. You're all pathetic. Grow up.

[wulfhalls]

GANG.

[poetrybykeira]

oooo giggling at empire magazine's rings of power tagline being: "hail sauron! on set with the dark lord of mordor as he forges his ultimate weapon," because at its heart the show is about a dude with a crush so intense that when she rejects his marriage proposal he goes and makes a little evil ring about it and tries to take over the world

[farewell-wanderlust7]

im throwing myself at the walls of my padded cell. im biting the bars of my cage. they gave Dark Lord Sauron stubble. he has facial hair. on the San Diego comic con banner. he has facial hair. he looks like the King of Men.

the RoP crew love me and me specifically sorry elfsona Sauron truthers

[reyloversum]

[90s-kid-sad-adult]

In the Halls of Númenor

[thevelvetgoldmine]

OBSESSION (2026) dir. Curry Barker

[vanyamire]

some quick morgana x gwen studies i did while experimenting with new brushes :]

[dandexllions]

Sauron with dark hair and beard???

[princessfantaghiro]

I could stare at this wall all freaking day!

#no kidding

[zendeyas]

Zendaya wearing MATIERES – New York premiere of The Odyssey

[baatjr-deactivated20150830]

yes teenage girls can be dramatic and wild but honestly have u ever even seen what happens when u tell a grown man ‘no’