#sauron is regina george

[wowstrawberrycow]

Corporate needs you to find the difference.

Just for you @valar-did-me-wrong

Valid questions that I have.

Is TROP season 2 an adaption of Mean Girls?

And is Adar, Bus-kun in this situation???

[wowstrawberrycow]

legit the same energy here⬇️

and here⬇️

The way Sauron screams when he's angry and frustrated is just hilarious. He comes off like a spoiled child who hasn't learned to control his temper when things don't go his way.

Galadriel rejected me twice: AAAAARRRGH!!!

[spellofwinter]

SAURON + How do I even begin to explain Regina George?

[ikomahis]

same character

[xeniyadellsblog]

Финрод: Как тебе мой новый прикид?

*Саурон проведя с Финродом 25 лет в браке под одной крышей в барад-дуре*: Не знаю как вы все, НО Я СВАЛИВАЮ!

[5ummit]

#let me tell you something about Adar #we were best friends. I know so embarrassing right? #so then I was chief lieutenant to Morgoth who was totally gorgeous but then he was exiled to the void #and Adar was weirdly jealous of him #like anytime I would blow him off to commit dark deeds with Morgoth he’d be like ‘why didn’t you call me back?’ #and I’d be like ‘why are you so obsessed with me?’ #and then at my coronation he murdered me and now I guess he’s on crack (via @aethelredism)

Mean Girls (2004) || The Rings of Power (2024)

[hailturinturambar]

Sauron's audacity to smile while the Uruks murdered the one they considered a Father. He really is a spiteful, vengeful bitch. (affectionately)

He is indeed the Regina George of Middle-earth.

[neenarchive]

regina george could command the wills of the free people of middle-earth but the dark lord sauron couldn't get hit by a bus

[wowstrawberrycow]

This song feels very Sauron Coded.

All of his ex's are singing about him in this song.

Lamenting together as a warning to those deceived or softened by his charm.

[wowstrawberrycow]

He predated Regina George.

Bitchy blonde mean girls ✔️

Has an army of sluts ✔️

Manipulated and innocent bystander into doing their bidding ✔️

Ruins the lives of everyone they come in contact with via an object of power✔️

started a war yet attempted to deceive the masses with false innocence ✔️

met a dramatic fate that could have potentially ended their lives✔️

I'm just saying the similarities are uncanny. I can't be the only one who sees it!

Annatar: You think you can bitch me out? I am the QUEEN of bitch. You look up bitch in the dictionary, you're gonna see my fucking face.

[whitegoldtower]

Guys I’m gonna be real for a minute and ask about your LOTR / Silmarillion OCs because I NEED to know that other people have them and it’s not just me

I’ll tell you a little about my boy below:

🕸️ He’s an absolute brick shithouse of an elf and used to be a Marchwarden.

🕸️ He’s Mairon/Sauron’s advisor and general.

🕸️ He is extremely protective of Mairon/Sauron. He hisses when Melkor/Morgoth is mentioned and would probably bark like a rabid dog at Celebrimbor. The werewolves like him.

🕸️ Outsiders and non-elves would refer to him by his ‘father-name’: Seregluin (‘Blue Blooded’ - like a spider because he weaves intricate battle plans and can be relied upon to catch any ‘flies’ in Mairon’s midst).

🕸️ elves who know him would refer to him by his sort of Espessë (honorific): Ossecáno (Quenya) or Gossandir (Sindarin) - meaning ‘Terrifying Commander’ (lmao he’s the scary shouter. The screaming scarer.)

🕸️ Only one person is allowed to refer to him with his ‘mother-name’ (an intimate name that is reserved for very close friends, and at this point you can probably guess who 👀): Gwathragur (Veiled Heart)

🕸️ He would probably try to fistfight Melkor

🕸️ He keeps a journal that is basically the fancy elven version of Regina George’s burn book, and all it’s missing are pages with ‘Gwathragur x Mairon’ in a little heart, scrawled in blood

🕸️ before Melkor gets murked he’s literally like “mairon, what the fuck- why is this big ass elf growling at me”. Seregluin gets in the way of Melkor (‘i’m gonna kill that fucking elf’) trying to bang Mairon (‘Don’t antagonise him’)

🕸️ literally Mairon/Sauron/Annatar being anywhere with Seregluin is like the “NOT FRIENDLY! NOT FRIENDLY!” audio when other elves attempt to approach them (Annatar’s holding him back by the scruff of his neck)

🕸️ He never touches Mairon, but is near enough always in his personal space, like a shadow.

[herenortherenearnorfar]

Thanks @aipilosse for the tag! My AO3 account (this one at least) is a bit less curated than most. I’ve been using it since the age of 16 and have gone through the requisite teenage interests and then some so some of these answer will be a blast from the past.

How many works do you have on AO3? 

75

What’s your total AO3 word count?

Just over 500k

How many fandoms have you written for and what a they?

According to the drop down menu, 27! A lot of them are overlaps but I’ve still covered a lot of ground over the years. Niche YA, children’s movies, non-niche bestselling YA, Star Wars, anime. A few things I’m still interested in, a few I’m not. Sometimes I get a little embarrassed that there’s a paper trail of all my old fascinations but it is nice to have an archeological record of the last few years.

What are your top 5 fics by kudos?

For It Shines Bright and Never Changes, a 90k Kubo and the Two Strings AU from 2016-2018. My longest and most popular story. I’m actually proud of the planning that went into it.

Aftermath of an Announcement, a frankly kind of shoddily written Steven Universe fic that I remember writing at midnight on the couch outside my bedroom in England. Inexplicably recommended on TvTropes, which might explain the ridiculously disproportionate attention it got?

Regina, a decent little SvTFoE story that got some very good abandoned artwork. Thoroughly disproven bu the rest of the show, I think? I never finished watching it.

The Most Valuable Resource. Probably what my Silm friends know me from! Sauron and baby Celebrimbor in Angband at the very beginning of the first age. I fell in love with writing Sauron in this, he’s a rather delightful awful.

Obsidian Sister, more cartoons, more sibling relationship drama, lots of hopeful worldbuilding for something that I kind of lost interest in. A good read on review though.

Do you respond to comments, why or why not?

Yes! I love comments and getting replies to them so I always try to respond. My only regret is that it can sometimes take me too long to get people their responses. @everyone I am sorry!

What’s the fic you’ve written with the angstiest ending?

Probably my most recent one? I do tend to lean towards canon compliant vignettes when I’m bored and those can be bittersweet at best but not outright tragic. In most stories there’s a seed of hope, however deeply buried it is.

Do you write crossovers? If so, what is the craziest one you’ve written?

No crossovers that I can recall. Keep in mind that I’ve forgotten a good portion of that 75 fic backlog.

Have you ever received hate on a fic?

A few times but it was mostly confusing? I simply didn’t know what to do with it. It’s like being handed a dead lizard by a cat, yes, you’re very proud of this but I’m not sure where it’s supposed to go.

I did once spend several paragraphs defending Elwing in the comments of a story I’d written about Elwing.

Do you write smut? if so what kind?

Not attached to this fake internet identity I don’t.

Have you ever had a fic stolen?

Yes, one of them showed up on Wattpad once? I only found out because I was googling a nice fic rec someone wrote for the same story. In the end I didn’t do anything about it. Maybe my entire oeuvre is on Wattpad but I doubt it because I stopped writing Avengers fanfic a very long time ago.

Have you ever had a fic translated?

Several of my Silm fics have been translated into Russian. It’s a privilege every time and I love going and seeing the final result!

Have you ever co-written a fic before?

No. Used to do a bit of silly RP when I was younger but it’s not quite the same.

What’s your all time favorite ship?

Hmm, I like Silvergifting quite a lot but I have a weak spot for trios. They feel more harmonic. Eonwë/Elwing/Eärendil is probably my favorite Silm ship, for example, though I’ve only written the one story for them. If we’re talking favorite of all time then I suppose we’d have to go back to the basics. Nancy Drew/Bess/George.

What’s a WIP that you want to finish but don’t think you ever will?

Often by the time I exert the energy to put something down on paper I’m already pretty committed to finishing it? A lot of my drafting goes on in my head so I only have a few WIPs in type from the past year and only one that I think I can discard as abandoned. It’s a Micheal and Sasha Magnus Archives Spirally self delusion and dreams story.

What are your writing strengths?

Decent worldbuilding and turn of phrase? I know I can make a sentence hit, which is good. And I am quite proud of some of my backstory work and research, including some hard scrabble conlang despite my absolute lack of a linguistics background

What are your writing weaknesses?

Too bogged down by melodrama, too many runon sentences, poor grammatical skills. Also I struggle a lot with giving characters distinct speaking voices; they all end up sounding like me which is no good. I’d like to be better at descriptions as well.

What are your thoughts on writing dialogue in other languages in a fic?

I swap my standards around depending on the feeling of the story and the concepts I’m trying to convey to the reader. Fëa might work for a short specialist one-shot about Gondorian scholars discussing elven concepts but then in a story from Celebrimbor’s perspective I’d use the more generic “soul”. Formality, familiarity, ease of access to lay Tolkien readers, the perspective of the characters and what their “native tongue” is keeping in mind that most of the Silm+ is designed as a translation. There are lots of factors. Same goes for a story with terms in Chinese or another extant language.

What was the first fandom you wrote for?

On this account? A book about teens and magic. Online? The 39 Clues, a co-written boook series for middle grade children. Ever as a human being? It depends on if you count when I was very small and would lead my sisters in games where I was Aragorn niece and we were fighting at the Battle of Pelennor Fields.

What’s your favorite fic you’ve written?

I’m fond of The Thousand Stories, for all that it’s experimental and indulgent. It was a chance to really explore stories about stories and what else is fan fiction for?

It looks like just about everyone else has been hit so @ameliarating and @feanorianethicsdepartment do feel welcome to take a swing if you’re so inclined.

[surroundedbypearls]

On Writing: 10 Villain Archetypes

I’m going to talk more about villains in the future – I could probably talk about them forever. This post just briefly looks at some common villain archetypes. If you’re struggling with the antagonistic side of your story, figuring out what type of villain/antagonist you have or want to have can help. Of course, stories can have multiple villains of multiple archetypes, and characters can overlap slightly into one or more archetype. These are just a couple of examples.

1. The Cartoon Villain

Maleficent from Sleeping Beauty

Also known as the moustache twirler. Revisit any pre-90s Disney film and you’ll find this villain. These villains aren’t necessarily badly written; they’re perfect in comedy and children’s media.  But this is where they should stay. If you’re writing something more mature and complex, this villain can be tricky to work with. They usually have a weak motivation for being evil, or are simply evil for evil’s sake. I mean...Maleficent sentenced a baby to death because she wasn’t invited to a birthday party. 

Other examples include Cruella De Vil from 101 Dalmations and the Wicked Queen from Snow White

2. The Ancient Evil

Sauron from The Lord of the Rings

This evil has been around for a long time, and now it’s awake again. The return of this evil is feared by many. They often symbolise evil itself, or something else with inherently evil connotations (take the temptation of the Ring, for example). This villain isn’t always always a super compelling character, but are a strong villain in presence and in threat. We don’t learn much about Sauron as a character in the LOTR trilogy, but it’s well-established that he’s still a force to be reckoned with.

Other examples include Dormammu from Doctor Strange and Cthulu from H.P. Lovecraft’s short stories

3. The Beast

The great white shark from Jaws

Sometimes similar to the ancient evil, but not always as sentient and is openly referred to as not being more sentient than an animal. This can be a bit of a grey area though; Smaug is more intelligent than the average animal, but could still be classed as a beast.

Other examples include Ganon from The Legend of Zelda, Godzilla and the Basilisk from The Chamber of Secrets

4. The Dark Lord/Dictator

Voldemort and his followers from Harry Potter 

They don’t necessarily want to destroy the world, but they do want to own it. Their ideology is superior, and they either want to maintain the status quo and keep it under their control, or gain control of a society they deem beneath them. These guys are powerful and unpleasant, and often the final boss of the story while their henchmen are powerful secondary villains.

Other examples include President Snow from The Hunger Games and Cersei and Joffrey Lannister from Game of Thrones/A Song of Ice and Fire

5. The Mastermind

The Joker from The Dark Knight, and also other Batman things

While this villain can have physical strength and power, their advantage lies more in wits and intelligence. They always have a plan, and they’re always thinking ahead. A common trope when dealing with this archetype is also to depict them as insane. Being super smart but also evil = insanity, apparently. This can be done well, though (see any version of the Joker that isn’t J**** L***). It’s popular for this villain to appear in stories with an intelligent protagonist, and so it turns into a battle of wits more than just punching each other.

Other examples include James Moriarty Sherlock Holmes and Loki from Thor 

6. The Bully

Regina George from Mean Girls

Bullies usually work best in smaller, more intimate settings. They often fall under the dictator category as well, though obviously less violent. Often, this character falls more under antagonist than villain; calling them “evil” might be overstepping the mark a little. This depends on the character, of course. They’re not pleasant to deal with, but fit more into an everyday setting than an epic battle of life and death.

Other examples include Dudley Dursley from Harry Potter and Ms Trunchbull from Matilda

(Sidenote: googling examples of bullies gave me the barracuda from Finding Nemo, but, um...I feel like eating someone’s wife and children is a step above bullying so keep that in mind I guess)

7. The Corrupted Hero

Bucky Barnes from Captain America: The Winter Soldier

This character was good once, but something happened to them. An injustice was inflicted on them and warped them into something terrible, convincing them the only way forward was through violent acts. They were overtaken by temptation and lost their sense of morality. They were turned into a villain against their will through magic or manipulation. Having a character like this is a useful way to play with the topics of redemption and forgiveness, and to examine how far someone has to go before they’ve fully become a villain.

Other examples include Jack from The Shining and Anakin Skywalker from Star Wars

8. The Redeemed Villain

Zuko from Avatar: The Last Airbender

Some villains act the way they do because they’ve been manipulated, or fed false information abut the cause they’re fighting for. Maybe it’s possible for them to learn and improve from their mistakes if the hero gives them a chance. This won’t work with every villain; some people are beyond redemption. People are often too quick to demand redemption for (handsome white male) villains who’ve done terrible, unforgivable things because reasons. Even for these characters, redemption can be possible. But it should be thematically relevant and not just for redemption’s sake.

Other examples include Nebula from Guardians of the Galaxy and the Terminator from Terminator 2

9. Someone’s Hero, Someone’s Villain

Erik Killmonger from Black Panther

This is the villain with a more understandable motivation, you could say. To someone else, this person speaks true of their ideals and the injustices they face. This person is fighting for them. The villain’s cause isn’t necessarily something the main hero disagrees with, or something inherently evil. It’s the methods that are the problem. The ideologies of this villain force the hero to question their own beliefs and examine themselves critically. Their antagonist teaches them something new.

Other examples include Magneto from X-Men and Amon from Avatar: The Legend of Korra

10. The Surprise Villain

Hans from Frozen

Now so popular in animated films that it’s no longer a surprise, this villain is portrayed as being a good guy at the beginning. This can be effective if the character is given enough time as a good guy to really make an impact when they switch sides, especially if they have a strong relationship with the hero. A common mistake with this villain is when they go through a complete character shift after their big reveal. Yes, parts of them have been kept secret, but they should still be believable as the same person. Sometimes it’s obvious to the reader who the surprise villain is; sometimes that’s intentional. But the hero has to discover this throughout the course of the story.

Other examples include Bellwether from Zootopia and Rose from Get Out

(sidenote: this can work in reverse where the hero has been led to believe a certain character is the villain, but the twist is that they’re wrong. See Snape from The Philosopher’s Stone and the Mandarin from Iron Man 3.)

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Strong Intentions: Episode 5 - The Dark Ones

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by Aria_Breuer, Frodo the Poet (Aria_Breuer)

The Dark Swan and a new Dark Lord has risen.

In a daring move to save Regina from the darkness, Emma Swan and Frodo Baggins use the Dark One’s dagger and Sauron’s new ring to pull the darkness into themselves. In doing so, they are whisked away to Camelot, where it all began. The origin story behind the Dark Lords is about to be revealed.

And in the second half of the fifth part in this series, Frodo Baggins has returned being the Dark Lord, back to Ring-bearer and Hero of Middle-earth. But now Bilbo, his uncle and still a Dark Lord, is trapped in the Underworld. Now it's Frodo's turn to travel to Hades' realm, accompanied by his hobbit friends and the woman he met in Queen's Mab's fairy realm.

A crossover between The Lord of the Rings trilogy and the ABC television show “Once Upon a Time”. Alternate Universe. This story is the fifth in the main series, and the fifth part | fifth episode | fifth season block. The 100th Chapter for the main parts in this series, counting the first Spin-Off Fanfiction Story, is also included in this part of the series.

Words: 55655, Chapters: 13/24, Language: English

Series: Part 6 of Strong Intentions

Fandoms: The Lord of the Rings - J. R. R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings - All Media Types, The Lord of the Rings (Movies), Once Upon a Time (TV), The Hobbit - All Media Types, The Hobbit (Jackson Movies), The Hobbit - J. R. R. Tolkien, Merlin (1998), Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling, Arthurian Mythology, Tristan & Isolde (2006), Marvel Cinematic Universe, Disney Fairies, Game of Thrones (TV), A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin, Star Wars - All Media Types, Star Wars Prequel Trilogy, The Unicorn Chronicles - Bruce Coville, The Lion King 2: Simba's Pride (1998), The Lion King (1994), The Inheritance Cycle - Christopher Paolini, Ancient Greek Religion & Lore, Star Wars Original Trilogy, Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008) - All Media Types

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences

Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence, Major Character Death

Categories: F/M, Gen, M/M

Characters: Frodo Baggins, Self-Insert - Character, Sam Gamgee, Merry Brandybuck, Pippin Took, Aragorn | Estel, Arwen Undómiel, Rose Cotton, Estella Bolger, Diamond Took, Emma Swan, Captain Hook | Killian Jones, Snow White | Mary Margaret Blanchard, Prince Charming | David Nolan, Evil Queen | Regina Mills, Henry Mills (Once Upon a Time), Arthur (Once Upon a Time), Merlin | The Sorcerer (Once Upon a Time), Nimue (Once Upon a Time), Sauron | Mairon, Bilbo Baggins, Queen Mab (Merlin 1998), Robin Hood (Once Upon a Time), Wicked Witch of the West | Zelena, Belle (Once Upon a Time), The Apprentice (Once Upon a Time), Tristan (Arthurian), Isolde the Fair, Radagast | Aiwendil, Original Elf Character(s), Thorin Oakenshield, Terence (Disney Fairies), Merida (Once Upon a Time), Original Fairy Character(s), Braeda (OFC), Iseult of the White Hands, King Mark (Arthurian), Hulk (Marvel), The Squijim (Unicorn Chronicles), Kovu (The Lion King), Simba (The Lion King), The One Ring, Fíli, Kíli, Balion (OMC), Rider | Robin (OMC), Gandalf | Mithrandir, Saruman | Curunír, Gríma Wormtongue, Théoden, Theoden's Wife (Tolkien), Red Riding Hood | Ruby, Bingo Bolger-Baggins, Bofur (Tolkien), Anakin Skywalker | Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker, Harry Potter, Hermione Granger, Dr. Jekyll (Once Upon a Time), Mr. Hyde (Once Upon a Time), Ahsoka Tano, "Hyde" Evil Queen, "Jekyll" Regina Mills, "Jekyll" Frodo Baggins, "Hyde" Dark Lord Frodo Baggins

Relationships: Frodo Baggins & Self-Insert, Bilbo Baggins & Frodo Baggins, Captain Hook | Killian Jones/Emma Swan, Prince Charming | David Nolan/Snow White | Mary Margaret Blanchard, Evil Queen | Regina Mills/Robin Hood, Belle/Rumplestiltskin | Mr. Gold, Henry Mills/Violet, Frodo Baggins & Sam Gamgee, Frodo Baggins/Self-Insert, Isolde the Fair/Tristan (Arthurian), Iseult of the White Hands/Tristan, Merlin & Braeda (Fairy OFC), Isolde/King Mark (Arthurian), Merida (Once Upon a Time)/Sauron | Mairon, Hades/Wicked Witch of the West | Zelena

Additional Tags: Season/Series 05, Camelot, The Dark One (Once Upon a Time), The Dark Lord - Freeform, magical objects, No Slash, Drama, Friendship, Love, Action/Adventure, Storybrooke's Third Dark Curse, Dark Swan Arc, Alternate Universe - Fantasy, Dark Emma Swan, Multiple Crossovers, Wizardry World (Harry Potter), Dark One Captain Hook | Killian Jones, Dark One Emma Swan, Dark Lord Frodo Baggins, Dark Lord Bilbo Baggins, Underworld (Once Upon a Time), Mount Olympus (Once Upon a Time), Post-Dark Swan Arc (Once Upon a Time), Post-Dark Frodo Baggins & Dark Bilbo Arc, Mid-Season/Series 05 Hiatus, Mild Language, Cavern to a Better or Worse Place, Redeemed Villains (Once Upon a Time), Season/Series 05 Finale, Land of Untold Stories (Once Upon a Time)

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Strong Intentions: Episode 5 - The Dark Ones

read it on the AO3 at https://ift.tt/2N3sBEC

by Aria_Breuer, Frodo the Poet (Aria_Breuer)

The Dark Swan and a new Dark Lord has risen.

In a daring move to save Regina from the darkness, Emma Swan and Frodo Baggins use the Dark One’s dagger and Sauron’s new ring to pull the darkness into themselves. In doing so, they are whisked away to Camelot, where it all began. The origin story behind the Dark Lords is about to be revealed.

And in the second half of the fifth part in this series, Frodo Baggins has returned being the Dark Lord, back to Ring-bearer and Hero of Middle-earth. But now Bilbo, his uncle and still a Dark Lord, is trapped in the Underworld. Now it's Frodo's turn to travel to Hades' realm, accompanied by his hobbit friends and the woman he met in Queen's Mab's fairy realm.

A crossover between The Lord of the Rings trilogy and the ABC television show “Once Upon a Time”. Alternate Universe. This story is the fifth in the main series, and the fifth part | fifth episode | fifth season block. The 100th Chapter for the main parts in this series, counting the first Spin-Off Fanfiction Story, is also included in this part of the series.

Words: 5725, Chapters: 2/24, Language: English

Series: Part 7 of Strong Intentions

Fandoms: The Lord of the Rings - J. R. R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings - All Media Types, The Lord of the Rings (Movies), Once Upon a Time (TV), The Hobbit - All Media Types, The Hobbit (Jackson Movies), The Hobbit - J. R. R. Tolkien, Merlin (1998), Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling, Arthurian Mythology, Tristan & Isolde (2006), Marvel Cinematic Universe, Disney Fairies, Game of Thrones (TV), A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin, Star Wars - All Media Types, Star Wars Prequel Trilogy, The Unicorn Chronicles - Bruce Coville, The Lion King 2: Simba's Pride (1998), The Lion King (1994), The Inheritance Cycle - Christopher Paolini, Ancient Greek Religion & Lore, Star Wars Original Trilogy, Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008) - All Media Types

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences

Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence, Major Character Death

Categories: F/M, Gen, M/M

Characters: Frodo Baggins, Self-Insert - Character, Sam Gamgee, Merry Brandybuck, Pippin Took, Aragorn | Estel, Arwen Undómiel, Rose Cotton, Estella Bolger, Diamond Took, Emma Swan, Captain Hook | Killian Jones, Snow White | Mary Margaret Blanchard, Prince Charming | David Nolan, Evil Queen | Regina Mills, Henry Mills (Once Upon a Time), Arthur (Once Upon a Time), Merlin | The Sorcerer (Once Upon a Time), Nimue (Once Upon a Time), Sauron | Mairon, Bilbo Baggins, Queen Mab (Merlin 1998), Robin Hood (Once Upon a Time), Wicked Witch of the West | Zelena, Belle (Once Upon a Time), The Apprentice (Once Upon a Time), Tristan (Arthurian), Isolde the Fair, Radagast | Aiwendil, Original Elf Character(s), Thorin Oakenshield, Terence (Disney Fairies), Merida (Once Upon a Time), Original Fairy Character(s), Braeda (OFC), Iseult of the White Hands, King Mark (Arthurian), Hulk (Marvel), The Squijim (Unicorn Chronicles), Kovu (The Lion King), Simba (The Lion King), The One Ring, Fíli, Kíli, Balion (OMC), Rider | Robin (OMC), Gandalf | Mithrandir, Saruman | Curunír, Gríma Wormtongue, Théoden, Theoden's Wife (Tolkien), Red Riding Hood | Ruby, Bingo Bolger-Baggins, Bofur (Tolkien), Anakin Skywalker | Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker, Harry Potter, Hermione Granger, Dr. Jekyll (Once Upon a Time), Mr. Hyde (Once Upon a Time), Ahsoka Tano, "Hyde" Evil Queen, "Jekyll" Regina Mills, "Jekyll" Frodo Baggins, "Hyde" Dark Lord Frodo Baggins

Relationships: Frodo Baggins & Self-Insert, Bilbo Baggins & Frodo Baggins, Captain Hook | Killian Jones/Emma Swan, Prince Charming | David Nolan/Snow White | Mary Margaret Blanchard, Evil Queen | Regina Mills/Robin Hood, Belle/Rumplestiltskin | Mr. Gold, Henry Mills/Violet, Frodo Baggins & Sam Gamgee, Frodo Baggins/Self-Insert, Isolde the Fair/Tristan (Arthurian), Iseult of the White Hands/Tristan, Merlin & Braeda (Fairy OFC), Isolde/King Mark (Arthurian), Merida (Once Upon a Time)/Sauron | Mairon, Hades/Wicked Witch of the West | Zelena

Additional Tags: Season/Series 05, Camelot, The Dark One (Once Upon a Time), The Dark Lord - Freeform, magical objects, No Slash, Drama, Friendship, Love, Action/Adventure, Storybrooke's Third Dark Curse, Dark Swan Arc, Alternate Universe - Fantasy, Dark Emma Swan, Multiple Crossovers, Wizardry World (Harry Potter), Dark One Captain Hook | Killian Jones, Dark One Emma Swan, Dark Lord Frodo Baggins, Dark Lord Bilbo Baggins, Underworld (Once Upon a Time), Mount Olympus (Once Upon a Time), Post-Dark Swan Arc (Once Upon a Time), Post-Dark Frodo Baggins & Dark Bilbo Arc, Mid-Season/Series 05 Hiatus, Mild Language, Cavern to a Better or Worse Place, Redeemed Villains (Once Upon a Time), Season/Series 05 Finale, Land of Untold Stories (Once Upon a Time)

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[neenarchive]

are you posting the- the regina george sauron gif set? yea. i am