Elves may be immortal, but many of their kind still die throughout the world Lord of the Rings Franchise, especially The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power- What’s going on with them? During the third age of Middle-earth, when Frodo’s story is set, there were not many elves left on the continent, so there were not many involved in battles to die. However, Middle-earth is still heavily populated by elves in the Second Age. This means that all the fighting in Rings of power Results in countless eleven deaths, making the need for answers about their unique afterlife…
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Warning! Spoilers for Rings of Power Season 2, Episode 8 ahead! Prime Video The rings of power Brought back the Balrog from The Lord of the RingsAn ancient creature with a dark history that predates the creation of Middle-earth. The Balrog seen in Khazad-dûm is the same one who will one day face Gandalf in The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the RingBut this monster was not the only one of its kind. There were a handful that terrorized the forces of good in the First Age, but they all went into hiding within the earth after Morgoth’s…
Warning! Spoilers for Rings of Power Season 2 ahead! The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Season 2 left Sauron with all the ingredients he will likely need for his One Ring. While it’s currently unclear exactly when Middle-earth’s new Dark Lord will wield his iconic weapon, there are hints throughout the latest installment that the moment will come sooner rather than later. Sauron learned a lot of basic lessons from Celebrimbor in Rings of power Season 2, and The finale left him with a couple of important artifacts that will surely have something to do with his…
Warning! Spoilers for Rings of Power Season 2 ahead! Sauron’s true identity is no longer a secret The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of PowerBut he still says his name. Through seasons 1 and 2, every time someone asked his name or guessed that he was Sauron, the villain would simply say, “I had many names.” He will easily use aliases such as Halbrand or Annatar, but he has yet to say the word “Sauron”In Rings of power. This connects to Sauron’s character in The Lord of the Rings Canon since author JRR Tolkien specifically wrote the Dark Lord…
Sauron has long been considered the perpetrator of an infamous Middle-earth crime, however The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Season 2 suggests a different reason. The second era was full of war and destruction, and the consequence of this was the loss of many major cities and settlements. Much of this has everything to do with Sauron and his orcs, however Rings of power explored alternative forces, such as Adar’s involvement in the Siege of Eregion in season 2. Now, it looks like season 3 will dive into further events involving devastating destruction, such as the clearing…
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Season 2 made another massive change to canon, and while controversial, the prequel series wouldn’t be worth making without it. Of course, this particular change has been teased from the beginning Rings of power Season 1, but it was only confirmed in the finale of Season 2. The backlash this inspired was fierce, but ultimately it seems that the Prime Video series simply could not have gotten away with sticking to Tolkien canon in this case. Such an iconic character had to be involved in a Lord of the Rings Prequel.…
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Season 3 is set to continue Sauron’s romance trend with a new character. The Dark Lord has proven himself capable of manipulating women, especially showering Galadriel with attention in season 1 and Myrdania in season 2. In his various forms, Sauron made the women feel special, hinting that he was romantically interested, but in both cases, this was for his own personal gain. now, Rings of power Season 3 will take him to the next phase of his plan, and there is another female character that he has a chance to…
Celebrimbor may have died in The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power season 2, but that’s not the last we’ll see of his character. The Lord of Eregion was a primary feature of the Prime Video show and faced a tragic and brutal death in the season finale. Unfortunately, this means he will no longer be a character of interest Rings of powers remaining three seasons. His time as Sauron’s Spillthing is over, but Tolkien’s Second Age story dictates that Celebrimbor will make a final appearance in Rings of power Season 3 – But it won’t be pretty.…
A particular moment in The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power inspired a heated debate – but such a topic is not really new for Tolkiens Lord of the Rings. Some of the most controversial aspects of the Prime Video series revolve around changes made to canon, and the same is true for this season 2 moment. There is the implication of a romance that was never described by Tolkien and, therefore, seems to break apart the established story fans know and love. However, the gray area that Rings of power Built in this scene fits right in…
Sauron shed tears in a couple of instances in The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of PowerAnd the common denominator among these proves just how right Galadriel is about his character. The Prime Video series showed the Dark Lord on screen like never before, diving into more nuanced motivations for his evil deeds. Although Sauron is utterly evil and irredeemable, no matter how you look at it, it is fascinating to see how he deludes himself into thinking he is the answer to Middle-earth’s problems. Of course, he has a hard time getting others to share his opinion. In…