#silmedit

[sugurugetos]

DURIN IV & ANNATAR THE LORD OF THE RINGS: Rings of Power — 2.03

[iminye]

The sins of the father are visited upon the son.

-> Curufin and Celebrimbor

[ringsofpowersource]

GALADRIEL & EREINION GIL-GALAD THE RINGS OF POWER — 2.08: Shadow and Flame (2024)

[celebrimborium]

Your words are empty. — No, hear me. Hear me! Shadow of Morgoth. Hear the dying words of Celebrimbor.

[dailyflicks]

GALADRIEL & SAURON The Rings of Power — 2.08

[arofili]

@nolofinweanweek day one | gil-galad

Gil-galad was an Elven-king Of him the harpers sadly sing The last whose realm was fair and free Between the Mountains and the Sea.

—The Fall of Gil-galad, tr. Bilbo Baggins

[outofangband]

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I headcanon the Teleri have a yearly festival dedicated to the hatching of sea turtles. I will share longer thoughts later but in the meantime, here's a board <3

[riding-with-the-wild-hunt]

"The chief city of this southern realm was Osgiliath, through the midst of which the Great River flowed; and the Númenóreans built there a great bridge, upon which there were towers and houses of stone wonderful to behold, and tall ships came up out of the sea to the quays of the city." - J.R.R. Tolkien, The Silmarillion, "Of the Rings of Power and the Third Age"

@gondorweek day 4 ❊ OSGILIATH

[ID: an edit comprised of four posters colored primarily in blue and brownish orange. Top to bottom, left to right, they show:

1: A stone colonnade along the verge of a river or canal. Trees grow beyond it, and a minaret and dome are visible in the distance, built of the same stone. White text in the upper left corner, framed by two white lines, reads "Osgiliath" in all caps, and beneath it, smaller, "citadel of the stars" / 2: An ornately decorated interior, with columns and a dome circled by arched windows. The ceilings are painted with golden stars and other gilded detailwork covers the walls. White serif text in the bottom left corner, with a white line underneath, reads "There Anduin, going in a wide knee about the hills of Emyn Arnen in South Ithilien, bent sharply west, and the out-wall rose upon its very brink;" / 3: A second interior, lit by two lamps and carpeted in blue, with carved walls and high arching windows. Same format as Image 2, but the text is at the top right, and the line is above it. It reads "and beneath it lay the quays and landings of the Harlond for craft that came upstream from the southern fiefs." / 4: A stone tower and wall, perhaps of a fortress, with water and low mountains visible in the background. Same format and text as Image 1, with the orientation reversed so the text is in the bottom right corner //End ID]