My King ✨

This blog is all about ❤️Thranduil❤️ No ships. This is a sideblog. I’ll give likes/reblog/follow as lancelottie.

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Lee Pace as  Thranduil /  The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey

«From the smallest beginnings come the greatest legends»

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The Elvenking

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Thranduil - Lee Pace

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Endless Thranduil [1/???]

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Such is the nature of evil. Out there in the vast ignorance of the world it festers and spreads. A shadow that grows in the dark. A sleepless malice as black as the oncoming wall of night. So it ever was. So will it always be. In time all foul things come forth.

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apparently Thranduil has his own private porch~

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Thrandy Clause wishes You Happy Holidays!

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like or reblog ࿐ ࿔*:･ﾟ

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make me choose:  jonsofwinterfell & tsuyuus asked: thranduil or elrond?

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Thranduil every time for me!

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middle earth meme: three/nine characters thranduil, do not talk to me of dragon fire! i know its wrath and ruin.

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Thranduil was a very hard character to cast. He’s father of Legolas, so he’s got to be a fairly beautiful -looking Elf. We also needed the stillness, grace and sense of power that Elves possess, that sense of having lived a long time in the world, and being separate from the other races. Not so much with Legolas and Tauriel, because they engage the world, but there is a sense with Elves such as Thranduil that they are separate from the goings on in the rest of the world.

Philippa Boyen

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When stressed, doodle your comfort character

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I,,,,, I love him,,,,,,

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Some Thranduil sketches~

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“A tiger was a good symbol for him because he’s dangerous, he’s not your friend. Tigers, they are beautiful, they are complicated, they are vicious. That’s how he is.

He’s like a diamond. He’s cold and hard and rich. And he cares about being that way. Formidable. Like a great tree in the forest. A very old, strong tree. It’s not going anywhere. But it’s very much alive. It’s not a stone.” - Lee Pace on Thranduil   (x)