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King Elessar Telcontar (Strider in quenya if I remember correctly)

its just a story

Hope the so called elites in this world take note.

I fully agree with this Boromir does not get enough credit for the great impact he had on Aragorn and how he views men and Gondor

Gandalf is a fusion between Ian Mckellen, Dumbledore and Balin.

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All elrond had to do was take the ring from esildure amd throwing in😅

Elrond discovered the Hidden Vale of Imladris after his army was repelled by Saurons after the fall of Eregion. They managed to hide there and established Rivendell around 1800 years before the war of the Last Alliance.

Cursed AI Aragorn can't hurt you. He did hurt the guy above "was", though 0:32

also the entire area of Eriador conveniently became fertile land again

It was originally GilGalads ring. He gave it to Elrond before the bsttlecof the last alliance of elves and men, when he fellt he might not survive it.

Why do you depict Aule in female form?

And then he loses because they cut his finger off even thought he's a god.

So sad that RoP turned Galadriel into a petulant child. Her fight choreography is cool and welcomed but they can throw the rest into the trash where it belongs! At least we have Kate Blanchett’s legendary performance of her!

Didn't lady galadriel go down on hallabrand in rings of power ? 😂

And also it was the only animal to not fear the presence of the Nazgul

Good information, but hate all the AI images and art and the obvious, uninspired text-to-voice. Very cringy. Would have rather seen an actual person just talking about this in their room or a real person's voice-over with a few images from the movies or official LotR artwork.

Who came first - maiar or elves? Maiar (Gandalf) before Elves (Galadriel). But Maiar were servants of Valar (who in turn were proxies for Eru). Elves were not servants of anyone. They were the first race created. That's why Gandalf always bowed to her! She was like the child of his master's master 😅

Morgoth wanted to create. Lol

What happened to Morgoth? This all seems like the fallen angels from Biblical myths.

Virgin Mary symbology.

When did Bill Murray play Frodo?

she is not only the lady of light but is the second greatest of the eldar with only feanor exceeding her in power though not in wisdom she is the wisest and the fairest and kindest and the most powerfulest elf in the second and third ages she is probably more powerful than even some of the maiar

The comically bad A.I. slop undermines your effort 😅

Those eyes 😂😂

What made him different was that he was a hobbit not a dwarf

I'm guessing the character of Gandalf is based off Vainamoinen?

I would have destroyed the ring for sure

Very cursed art. Just pictures of nature could work better.

Fits into small places, good sneak theif. Lol. And adventurous

Why is he wearing shoes!? 😢😢😢

Thats awesome. Thank you. I always had the feeling that he was sliding through time and space. Thats why he couldnt remember them, because of the thousands and thousands years of traveling he has simply forgotten them.?

This was before the formation of the fellowship

Frodo looks haunted and so not like elijah wood

Why is he wearing shoes? Blasfame

Gandalf is way older than galadriel

Was saruman an istar aswell? With the same mission?

The excerpt from The Hobbit about how the other hobbits felt about Bilbo's return: They really had wanted to live in his nice hobbit-hole so very much. Indeed Bilbo found he had lost more than spoons-he had lost his reputation. It is true that for ever after he remained an elf-friend, and had the honour of dwarves, wizards, and all such folk as ever passed that way; but he was no longer quite respectable. He was in fact held by all the hobbits of the neighbourhood to be ‘queer’-except by his nephews and nieces on the Took side, but even they were not encouraged in their friendship by their elders.

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Pretty much only time Gandalf ever really goes into full-on, full-power combat using his actual power at full strength is when the fellowship encounters the Balrog of Moriah and it's pretty much because there is no other alternative.

This was basically the kind of question that separates people who've read the books and the Tolkien lore vs people who just watched the movies.

He was afraid of Sauron