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The White Rose by René-Xavier Prinet (French, 1861–1946)
Psyché (1883) by Jules-Joseph Lefebvre
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THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING 2001 | dir. Peter Jackson
The knight’s encounter with the mysterious faery lady, an otherworldly figure who enchants him, draws him away from the world of men, and leaves his soul bound to her spell.
“I met a lady in the meads, Full beautiful, a faery’s child…”
From John Keats’s poem "La Belle Dame sans Merci." Engraving after Edward Brewtnall, 1881.
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if found, please return him.
We were probably in a "you're mine" sorta dynamic?
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Arjuna and the River Nymph, from Indian Myth and Legend by Warwick Goble (1913)
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MORFYDD CLARK as Galadriel in THE LORD OF THE RINGS: The Rings of Power Season 1, episode 1: A Shadow of the Past Costume design by Kate Hawley 2022 - | dir. J.A. Bayona
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