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aotearoa20 · 2 days
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Turgon: Im confused, we're being impulsive are you supposed to kick or knock down the door when you're being impulsive
Aredhel: Knock with your foot!
Turgon: Brilliant.
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nailsinmywall · 26 days
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Descendants of finwë (incl. kidnapped children): sons and daughters of fëanor, fingolfin and finarfin
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velvet4510 · 2 months
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I love how Tolkien always punishes the men who mistreat women in Middle-earth. For all the evidence of sexism in his work, besides the amazing female characters he does include, fate in Arda always rewards chivalry and punishes sexual abuse.
One of many things that make Aragorn a hero is that he remains faithful to Arwen, even when being pursued by another woman.
One of many things that make Faramir a hero is that he treats Éowyn as an equal and showers her with the respect she deserves.
And both men live long, happy lives.
Whereas the chauvinists have…different outcomes.
Eöl is punished by death for being so awful a husband to Aredhel that she and their son had to flee from him.
Maeglin himself intentionally gets Gondolin destroyed just because he is lusting after Idril and trying to steal her when she is happily married to someone else, and his ultimate kidnapping attempt causes him to end up at the bottom of a cliff.
Ar-Pharazôn’s comeuppance for forcing Tar-Míriel into marriage and stealing her rightful crown is a total wipeout by Eru Ilúvatar himself.
Tolkien really said “Predators and abusive husbands shall never go unpunished.” 🎉👏🏻
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mandhos · 4 months
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ilaneya · 2 months
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okay, i tried to use watercolour without drawing a sketch first and somehow it turned out to be aredhel with celegorm??
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naarisz · 2 months
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Aredhel, White Lady of the Noldor
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aamuusva · 25 days
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wip of Aredhel Ar-Feiniel
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lidoshka · 1 month
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@feanorianweek #3 Celegorm - waves
Having Aredhel was like having a sister throughout their childhood.
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@feanorianweek #3 Celegorm - olas
Tener a Aredhel era como tener una hermana durante toda su infancia.
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myceliumelium · 4 months
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what a woman
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Curufin: Who the fuck added me to a fucking group chat?
Maedhros : Language
Amrod: Yeah watch your fucking language
Celegorm : OKAY WHO TAUGHT AMROD THE FUCK WORD?
Maglor : 'The fuck word'.
Turgon: Are you stupid? You guys use the f word all the time
Caranthir : Oh my god he censored it
Celegorm : Say fuck, Turgon.
Aredhel : Do it, Turgon. Say fuck.
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rinthecap · 5 months
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One of the most badass princesses - Aredhel
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thestaroffeanor · 7 months
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"...she was fearless and hardy of heart, as were all the children of Finwë" Írissë "Aredhel" Ar-Feiniel
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prattling-she-elf · 1 year
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Can we take a moment to talk about that generation that consisted mainly of the grandchildren of Finwë?
I mean, look at this:
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Dead, Good as Dead, Dead, Dead, Dead, Dead, Dead, Dead, Dead, Dead, Dead, Dead, Only Alive Because Her Family Had the Presence of Mind to Stop Her, Dead, Dead, Dead, Survived.
Galadriel really was the only one who survived.
And this hits me hard when I think about it.
Because a writer puts a bit of themselves in every character.
The part of Tolkien that I see the most in Galadriel is the part of him that survived the war.
After all, he was part of the Lost Generation. Two of his closest friends—Robert Gilson and Geoffrey Smith—died in the war. Tolkien and Christopher Wiseman were the only two of their fellowship to survive.
Only Galadriel survived.
That was what the Grandchildren of Finwë were. They were the Lost Generation. An entire generation slaughtered.
The regret, the lamentation, the grief. Galadriel knew it well. She lived it because Tolkien lived it.
And I don't know why, but for some reason, this speaks to me louder than any history book ever has.
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nailsinmywall · 4 months
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Maeglin in gondolin (and curufin laughing at eol)
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mandhos · 1 year
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debbiedart · 4 months
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