Varda (Elbereth), Queen of the Stars - Epic Character History

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  • Varda or Elbereth was the Queen of the Stars and Valar, and her light gave hope to all Free Peoples of Middle-earth. Thank you all so much for watching, let me know your thoughts on Varda in the comments below! As always, a great thanks to the online artists whose visual works made this video possible! If you are one of the artists, please let me know and I will post your name and a link to your work in this description!
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Комментарии • 111

  • @MenoftheWest
    @MenoftheWest  Год назад +6

    I forgot to shoutout a Valar tier patron, Alex Grimes! Thanks so much! Thank you all for watching!

  • @rafaelfarias4359
    @rafaelfarias4359 Год назад +83

    Her name was chanted by Legolas in his greatest feat, as he shot down Ringwraith from the air with his Longbow of the Galadhrin.
    As Legolas as a war cry called upon her name, "A Elbereth Gilthoniel!" his arrow shone with the light of the Valar, and flew as a lightning bolt through the dark skies and killed the Fel Beast ridden by the Nazgul.

  • @skatemetrix
    @skatemetrix Год назад +71

    Varda, the fairest being in all of Arda, as noble as Manwë and the first to oppose Morgoth.

    • @rhythmicmusicswap4173
      @rhythmicmusicswap4173 Год назад +2

      I was always annoyed how manwe was considered the leader of fhe Valar when he was the one who didn't even understand the concept of evil and it was varda the most feared by Morgoth.. because varda before the time already saw his dark soul

    • @skatemetrix
      @skatemetrix Год назад +5

      @@rhythmicmusicswap4173 Because Manwe doesn't understand evil and is not prideful, this ensures he doesn't become a dark lord. Thankfully Ulmo and Varda and the Eagles kept a constant eye on Morgoth and his minions.

    • @sainiharika
      @sainiharika Год назад +1

      @@skatemetrixwow thank you for this explanation.

  • @orrointhewise87
    @orrointhewise87 Год назад +32

    "All light is sacred to the Eldar. But wood elves love best the light of the stars."
    The first queen and the original Eve. Love that her power wasn't so much overdone as it was subtly placed here and there but no less mighty. Would also love to see what she did during the war of wrath. Probably not fight directly but her presence alone would have been a sight to behold. Tho maybe she brought down a few stars on the enemy in a great meteor shower✨️

  • @joshburg09
    @joshburg09 Год назад +14

    One of my favorite lines from LOTR (and one of the reasons that Sam Gamgee is one of my all-time favorite characters) is this little moment when Sam and Frodo are crossing Gorgoroth:
    "There, peeping among the cloud-wrack above a dark tor high up in the mountains, Sam saw a white star twinkle for a while. The beauty of it smote his heart, as he looked up out of the forsaken land, and hope returned to him. For like a shaft, clear and cold, the thought pierced him that in the end the Shadow was only a small and passing thing: there was light and high beauty for ever beyond its reach."

  • @unclejoe7466
    @unclejoe7466 Год назад +7

    The closed captions call her "Albert Giltonio." The corruption of Morgoth persists.

  • @alanmike6883
    @alanmike6883 Год назад +22

    Varda is under-rated.
    Yet the children loved her.
    To call for her aid when needed. Shining a light in the dark for those who needed hope.

  • @seankim1592
    @seankim1592 Год назад +52

    Very interesting how Varda took on an implicit role in opposing evil. Even while the Valar like Manwe made mistakes in managing Arda, Varda sought to do her best in keeping light in the world. I wonder what went on in her head as the Valar made decisions changing the fate of Arda. Did she want the Elves to come from Middle Earth to Valinor? Did she rebuke Manwe for pardoning Melkor? What about the Silmarils?
    But perhaps she was written this way. Like the stars, never engaging with the world but staying as a guide of light to our affairs, giving us hope and a chance of solace in the night.

    • @emasga6163
      @emasga6163 Год назад +1

      I believe Manwë and Varda were so attuned to each other, that she respected and supported the final decisions of her husband, after giving her best counsel to him.

    • @Count.Saruman
      @Count.Saruman Год назад +5

      It seems unlikely that she would rebuke Manwë. Of all the Valar, they are the two most in-line with each other's thinking, to the point that they 'share' some Maiar (Gandalf is said to serve both Manwë and Varda).
      Secondly, 'The History of Middle-earth' implies that much of the events of 'Quenta Silmarillion' are 'mannish fables', and that Manwë releasing Melkor had nothing to do with him not being able to perceive his evil. Manwë knew the mind of Ilúvatar best, and Morgoth's evil ultimately had its source in Ilúvatar as well. His release was therefore either Eru's will, so that he was free to expend his power and become diminished and no longer able to contest against the Valar, or perhaps a last chance at redemption which was necessary from a theological perspective.

    • @seankim1592
      @seankim1592 Год назад

      @@Count.Saruman Interesting. Never heard that before

    • @Count.Saruman
      @Count.Saruman Год назад +4

      @@seankim1592 There's all sorts of weird and wonderful notes in HoME. Here are some of the best ones:
      1)The Two Lamps never existed, and the Sun and Moon always existed, because it was necessary to heat Middle-earth so that it could be habitable.
      2)There was never a flat world. It was always a sphere, and Aman was just stretched into outer space.
      3)The Quenta Silmarillion is just the Noldor's version of the history of Arda. A Vanya version presumably exists but Tolkien didn't 'receive' it for 'translation'
      4)There were other universes apart from Eä, and other Valar and Maiar apart from the Ainur who sung the music. In fact, an Ainu is just one of the 'order' of the Valar and Maiar.
      5)Frodo is actually 'Maura Labingi', Sam is Barzagîl, Pippin is actually Razanûr- Tûk and I've quite forgotten Merry. Their names are just the English translations.
      Tolkien put an amount of thought into his writing that very few people can truly understand. (If they did, there probably would be more Tolkiens)

  • @melkhiordarkfell4354
    @melkhiordarkfell4354 Год назад +11

    Seriousness aside. Thinking about how Varda can hear everything in the world. I imagine Manwe and Varda are just sitting together when Varda perks up, Manwe rolls his eyes and groans "yes I know they wrote another song about you, no need to tell me".

  • @gmansard641
    @gmansard641 Год назад +9

    I love how Sam called on Varda when fighting Shelob, and the light of the Silmaril helped him defeat Ungoliant's descendant.

  • @jhallam2011
    @jhallam2011 Год назад +6

    He feared her more than any other! She saw him as he truly was and knew how to reject him

  • @keyboarddancers7751
    @keyboarddancers7751 Год назад +15

    That was beautifully told as ever, sir. If TRoP displayed just a tenth of the literary reverence conveyed by *Men of the West* and many of the other RUclips Tolkienists, it would have been a truly inestimably epic show.

  • @markstott6689
    @markstott6689 Год назад +6

    Elbereth Gilthoniel always sends shivers down my spine whenever I re-read LOTR's.
    I'm due another (61st) read very soon.

  • @samwheat2480
    @samwheat2480 Год назад +5

    The artwork of Varda was mind blowing

  • @robertm2000
    @robertm2000 Год назад +12

    Fantastic! I never cease to be amazed at how deep J. R. R. Tolkien's genius for world-building is, and from that the possibility of exposition of details of the story as Yoysten (sp?) is doing.

    • @darthXreven
      @darthXreven Год назад +3

      the best stories and legends have hidden depth but few match the sheer detail Tolkien put in his world, the more the layers we examine the more layers yet remain lol

  • @archades115
    @archades115 Год назад +16

    In a manner of speaking, the Light of the stars was the Light of Eru Illuvatar. The Light of God shining down upon the world. Their alignments telling the story of Creation and the End.

  • @nosotrosloslobosestamosreg4115
    @nosotrosloslobosestamosreg4115 Год назад +37

    Praised be Eur-Ilúvatar.

  • @Lobomaru02
    @Lobomaru02 Год назад +8

    The stars are a large part of why I prefer the night to the day.

  • @TheSaneHatter
    @TheSaneHatter Год назад +4

    "Look!" he cried; and stooping he lifted from the ground A black cloak that had lain there hidden by the darkness. A foot above the lower hem there was a slash. This was the stroke of Frodo's sword," he said. "The only hurt that it did to his enemy, I fear; for it is unharmed, but all blades perish that pierce that dreadful King. MORE DEADLY TO HIM WAS THE NAME OF ELBERETH."
    That was all I ever needed to know about Varda.

  • @MalekMakhoul
    @MalekMakhoul Год назад +8

    So greatful that the Rings of Power had ended and we are back to the lore!!

  • @emasga6163
    @emasga6163 Год назад +4

    Thank you so much for telling her story! It's always so compelling!
    I wished that Tolkien would have written more about her, since she is the Queen of the Valar who has so many fascinating traits!

  • @shanenolan8252
    @shanenolan8252 Год назад +7

    Beautiful art .

  • @marionbaggins
    @marionbaggins Год назад +8

    Man, Varda is one of the inspirational Valar, just by calling her name and Looking at Stars...But it isn't a Joke!!!
    Man, my mum is revisiting the Books, and she read some of Elbereth by Now, she is on Glorfindel!!!
    Sorry, If I didn't type much, in 6-8 Hours I will have an Exam, and my mind is elsewhere!!!
    Thanks for Varda's ECH, Until Gondor and Anor Try to get together and Lose Kings in the Process...Marion Baggins Out!!!

  • @Comicnut64
    @Comicnut64 Год назад +5

    Awesome character history Yoystan

  • @viking4139
    @viking4139 Год назад +3

    Loved this breakdown! Thank you!

  • @xtremeranger30
    @xtremeranger30 Год назад +9

    A Elbereth Gilthoniel. I'll always praise Varda.

  • @user-dt7qu5ll7i
    @user-dt7qu5ll7i Год назад +6

    Amazingly beautiful… Love your great channel… “She walks in starlight in another world”… Regards🇶🇦

  • @selardohr7697
    @selardohr7697 Год назад +2

    "Men of the west" theme plays:
    Me: oh, hello serotonin. Have a seat, we're about to hear a story.

  • @christopherluke9658
    @christopherluke9658 Год назад +4

    Forever beyond the reach of evil.
    Rings of power season two:”Hold my beer!”

  • @teresaharris-travelbybooks5564
    @teresaharris-travelbybooks5564 Год назад +1

    I've been subscribed to you for awhile and have always enjoyed your videos but this one had a different tone, with its message of hope, in dark times. Thank you.

  • @Jayjay-qe6um
    @Jayjay-qe6um Год назад +2

    The Valar, divine beings below the ultimate Creator, Iluvatar, are thought of as being the Middle-earth equivalent of saints and angels; therefore been suggested that Varda, in her role as the most loved and prayed-to Vala, may be an equivalent of the Virgin Mary in Tolkien's own Catholic faith. Another suggestion is the goddess of wisdom, Sophia, also associated with the stars.

  • @victorminkov5183
    @victorminkov5183 Год назад +1

    I have been waiting for this one

  • @J4R0D
    @J4R0D Год назад +5

    Varda. The lady Feanor simped for so hard trying to get her some bling he cursed his sons and eventually led to the destruction of Beleriand.

    • @whiteknightcat
      @whiteknightcat Год назад +1

      Sheer poetry there. (sniff) Sheer poetry. (eyes wet)

    • @Makkaru112
      @Makkaru112 Год назад +2

      You mean Galadriel. He didn’t curse his sons. He cursed Morgoth…~~~😅

    • @J4R0D
      @J4R0D Год назад

      @@Makkaru112 He promised Varda he would return the silmarils so she could use their light. Also the oath of Feanor really screwed over his sons.

  • @ZentColdStoneberserkr
    @ZentColdStoneberserkr Год назад +6

    You're my very most favorite Tolkienoligest. I think your knowledge of this world is amazing. Great pictures you paint with your tellings.

  • @poggywoggy4677
    @poggywoggy4677 Год назад +3

    the claim LOTR is sexist is greatly refuted by Varda and the rest of the female Valar. They complemented their husbands amplifying eachother's powers. The theme is clearly only together are a people more

  • @malenia8098
    @malenia8098 Год назад +1

    I've heard this theory that Melkor wanted Varda to be his spouse before she became Manwe's and that's what the Silmarillion refers to by "she rejected him". Not sure if this is true but makes sense considering his obsession with light, from wanting to control light itself to the Silmarils. I doubt that he would have helped Ungoliant in destroying the Two Trees if they were his creation.

    • @404ServerError
      @404ServerError Год назад +8

      It's never stated in any of the books that Melkor saw Varda that way, the rejection thing only comes from Varda, "for Melkor she knew from before the making of the Music and rejected him". She most likely knew some parts of his mind, what his real thoughts were, like she was rejecting that he was a member of the Varda. So no, Melkor wanting Varda makes no sense at all.

  • @marcusdupree3517
    @marcusdupree3517 Год назад

    Yes!!
    Another valar video. My favorite next to the 2nd age and year of the trees. She is one of my favorite beings in Tolkien. I love the stars and they give me hope and strength every night. For even our Sun is a beautiful white star.

  • @patrickgeorgevitch6804
    @patrickgeorgevitch6804 Год назад

    Beautiful work. Thank you for posting and putting in your energy and love of Tolkien just for the sake of it! Keep up the good work!

  • @user-sd7ri9fy4i
    @user-sd7ri9fy4i 8 месяцев назад

    Nice work dude thanks

  • @SciMedia
    @SciMedia Год назад +1

    Love your videos!

  • @LightingbladeShen
    @LightingbladeShen Год назад +2

    another great vid! Keep it up!

  • @elberethreviewer5558
    @elberethreviewer5558 7 месяцев назад

    Elbereth Laurelin is my birth name. These RUclips videos were the first I saw it used in anything. I was born after the books were popular but before the movies came out. I was teased so much for my name back then. Now, people at least have a point of reference, and I can point them to your video for more information. Well done. Do you know why they didn't use the name Elbereth in the movies?

  • @republikadugave420
    @republikadugave420 Год назад +9

    Ok but wouldnt a warror goddess be better.... She would aid the dark lord not knowing who he was and she would always be right and want to avenge something...

    • @jetmad79
      @jetmad79 Год назад +1

      lol I see what you did there

    • @istari0
      @istari0 Год назад

      But that would require her to be an idiot who regularly pisses off people around her and gets lectured (possibly by tiny creatures with furry feet) on her lack of manners.

    • @istari0
      @istari0 Год назад

      😁😁

  • @Josie-Lass
    @Josie-Lass Год назад +2

    Snow-white! Snow-white! O Lady clear!
    O Queen beyond the Western Seas!
    O Light to us that wander here
    Amid the world of woven trees!
    💠💠💠💠💠💠💠💠💠💠💠💠💠

  • @glennlanham6309
    @glennlanham6309 Год назад

    I have been watching these videos for months...finally I find out what "A Elbereth Gilthoniel!" means

  • @stimpsonjcat67
    @stimpsonjcat67 Год назад

    I did buy some candles...that ad makes more sense on this video Yoystan.

  • @annaroselarsen4218
    @annaroselarsen4218 Год назад +3

    ❤❤❤

  • @RossHolt89
    @RossHolt89 Год назад

    Skal Varda Elbereth Queen of the Stars Queen of the Valar 🍺
    Love this channel

  • @futuresonex
    @futuresonex Год назад

    I loved the part in "The Fellowship of the Ring" where Frodo yells, "Elbereth!" while attacking him with a wraith-killing sword and the Witchking is suddenly worried that Frodo might be powerful enough to actually kill him!

  • @istari0
    @istari0 Год назад +2

    There are few whose name alone strikes fear into the hearts of the servants of evil!

  • @Agreus93
    @Agreus93 Год назад

    My Lady Varda!
    Thanks my dude.
    Cheers

  • @dfringlord
    @dfringlord Год назад +3

    🔥👁🔥

  • @collateralgaming6982
    @collateralgaming6982 Год назад +6

    Epic Character Profile:
    Ecthelion of the Fountain

  • @edwardp5748
    @edwardp5748 Год назад

    tolkien is king, but have you all seen house of the dragon? i encourage you to watch it. stunning storytelling/music/acting/effects/television on every level. we all love arda and middle earth, but if you havent seen the show, do it. i apologize for saying the same sentiment again on one of your videos, but i just love the story and the show. its much better than GOT which wasnt all that bad. great video about varda!

  • @themightypen1530
    @themightypen1530 Год назад +1

    So Melkor and Sauron hated the Sun, Moon, and Stars and sought to block their Holy Light. What then should we infer about Klaus Schwab?

  • @drewwitkoski9001
    @drewwitkoski9001 Год назад

    Just in time for Diwali. Awesome video

  • @stalker-anoniem3515
    @stalker-anoniem3515 Год назад +1

    O,75x speed makes it better to follow. You're welcome.

  • @laningsmith9163
    @laningsmith9163 Год назад +1

    I wonder if she rejected Melkor because she knew his true colors from the beginning

  • @shanenolan8252
    @shanenolan8252 Год назад +1

    Thanks guys.

  • @gandalf8216
    @gandalf8216 Год назад +1

    My favorite Valar.

  • @Epic_Kingdom
    @Epic_Kingdom Год назад

    Great video!

  • @jmaccsarmiesofArda
    @jmaccsarmiesofArda Год назад

    Awsome man love Varda.

  • @liamg2516
    @liamg2516 Год назад +1

    'for she rejected him...' the creation of evil, as even Melkor loved before the music...

  • @LadyHawke78
    @LadyHawke78 Год назад

    A beautiful representation of the Divine Feminine - a power that may be passive, but fierce and unyielding nonetheless.
    Varda does not need to ride into battle to confront evil or be beloved by her children. The presence of her stars is enough to strike fear in the heart of evil-doers.

  • @Kev376
    @Kev376 Год назад

    You should do a "what if bilbo immediately told gandalf about the ring he found" episode!

  • @TarMody
    @TarMody Год назад

    In the Unfinished Tales it is mentioned that Sauron disguised as Annatar because he foresaw the Istari's arrival. In The Silmarillion it is mentioned that Menelmacar pointed to Dagor Dagorath. According to this could Sauron's prediction of the Istari's coming be a result of Varda reading one of the constellations he created? I call this Tolkien astrology.

  • @TheNotoriousCheeto
    @TheNotoriousCheeto Год назад +1

    Varda was too beautiful for words. But Luthien's beauty before the Valar was "greater than their beauty." So who was more beautiful?

    • @skatemetrix
      @skatemetrix Год назад

      Varda is the most beautiful and then it would be Luthien, but rankings are notoriously contradictory in the legendarium.

  • @pwmiles56
    @pwmiles56 Год назад

    Gilthoniel! O Elbereth!
    Clear are thy eyes and bright thy breath!
    --- sing the Elves in the Woody End
    So, what has this lady got in her make-me-beautiful drawer? There are answers. I believe she is the Greek goddess Athena, conventionally known as "clear-eyed Athena". Athena fostered Erechtheus, legendary first king of Athens, whose daughter Oreithya wedded Boreas the North Wind, also revered by the Athenians. In the initial draft Tolkien wrote "cold thy breath" (HOME 6).

  • @stmartin17773
    @stmartin17773 Год назад +1

    And can be continued in reality with the Angelus.

  • @johanabigasova6770
    @johanabigasova6770 Год назад +1

    A Elbereth Gilthoniel!

  • @voltfields3900
    @voltfields3900 Год назад

    What would happen if the sirmarils was gifted to Varda after its creation? 🤔

  • @mojosbigsticks
    @mojosbigsticks Год назад

    Ah Elbereth, stir-kindly,

  • @Charles_S09
    @Charles_S09 Год назад

    Is Varda also the vala of light AND fire? I know Melkor is most associated with cold but it also seems he can be connected with fire in a way, It makes me wonder if Varda alone is the vala of light and fire and Melkor just corrupted it and used it to cause chaos.

  • @treyowen9213
    @treyowen9213 9 месяцев назад

    Ave Maria. 🙇🏼‍♂️🙏🏻

  • @paulwagner688
    @paulwagner688 Год назад

    The way the legendarium is conducted, it is truly VARDA who is the Highest of the Valar, surpassing even Manwe. Manwe was Melkor's brother, but Varda was above even them.

    • @skatemetrix
      @skatemetrix Год назад +1

      It's actually Manwe as only Manwe can directly speak to Eru Illuvatar. That power is given to no other and is, short of Eru Illuvatar himself, the greatest power in all of Arda. In that way Manwe becomes almost like a prophet of God.

  • @SvenTviking
    @SvenTviking Год назад

    Do you think that if she told Melkor that he had unresolved issues and needed to talk to a therapist, it might have sorted everything out?

  • @BDawg-hy7pl
    @BDawg-hy7pl Год назад

    Have you ever thought about starting a game of thrones lore channel?

  • @oolooo
    @oolooo Год назад +2

    Top Valar Waifu .Hail the Star Lady .

  • @Vegan_Chef_J
    @Vegan_Chef_J Год назад

    Melkor is more afraid of Varda then Eru

  • @HufflepuffJedi93
    @HufflepuffJedi93 Год назад +1

    Varda in my mind is Morgoths opposite.

  • @moistmike4150
    @moistmike4150 Год назад

    Ai Elbereth, Gilthoniel!!

  • @huanhoundofthevailinor2374
    @huanhoundofthevailinor2374 Год назад

    Charle Hopkins watch along of rings of power best way to watch it i laughed so much at gandalf baby elrond and borimer

  • @joshuajoseph5998
    @joshuajoseph5998 Год назад

    Tolkien's version of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of the King of kings and Queen of Heaven & Earth.

  • @VERGILGASM
    @VERGILGASM Год назад

    Star mommy anyone

  • @Alpha5113
    @Alpha5113 Год назад +2

    First

  • @kirbymarchbarcena
    @kirbymarchbarcena Год назад

    Gotta say she's the fairest of them all

  • @DdD-pi8jw
    @DdD-pi8jw Год назад

    I didn’t know Varda was black! I bet Tolkien didn’t even know.

  • @DragonoidBerserker1
    @DragonoidBerserker1 Год назад +3

    As cool as Varda is, Ulmo is still my favorite

    • @ulmo5193
      @ulmo5193 Год назад +1

      Thank You Dragonoid 😊❤️