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That's not quite what Sam is saying. Faramir warned Gollum that if he lied, something bad would happen. I believe that that is what Sam is talking about here.
"lord take all of faramirs suffering and give it to gollum" -samwise gamgee
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no, no. you’ve got it all wrong. girls don’t want flowers. all girls want is to look for his coming from the white tower and see him return. all girls want is for the tower guard to take up the call and tell them the lord(s) of Gondor have returned.
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I agree, I do think you really need to read the books to come to a completely informed opinion. There are several meaningful differences from book to film that change the dynamic!
This may be a hot take but I'd like to speak my peace
I don't ship Frodo and Sam. I really just can't see it.
*Just to be clear, you can ship whoever you want within the realm of reason, I just want to share my confusion on the conclusion a lot of people have gotten to since I can't personally find that perspective*
I haven't read Lotr yet, but so much of this shipping context is derived from the films so I think I'm safe to say that they (the actors and writing) don't at all act with romantic subtext.
Throughout all of the films Frodo and Sam's relationship is very much that of close friends who bond differently during the journey due to dependency on each other and hardships.
Sam is the closest person to Frodo through this intense burden and psychological/moral turmoil. Sam carries our boy to the mountain because he's been with Frodo the entire journey from start to end, and has seen the toll it has taken on him. He carries Frodo with an air of camaraderie, loyalty, care, and emotional strength.
Anyhow, the fact that Sam and Frodo don't exist in a romantic context together is cinematically supported, and I can't find it at all in the way that the actors portrayed them or even in dialogue.
Personally (and you can metaphorically sue me for this if you want) i have one specific friendship of my own that I very much see in Frodo and Sam when I watch The Lord of the rings trilogy, and this is my lifelong friend and platonic soulmate. We tried to see if dating was for us since everyone said we should and it didn't feel right on either side (this was middle school, mind you, and now we're in college).
I see our friendship and our type of platonic love in Frodo and Sam because of the sheer amount of obvious love for one another present without any romantic influence between the two.
And, I also see the crowd calling for queer romance just because of two same gendered friends with a deep bond. To me it looks like people have blatantly ignored a prime example of positive and strong friendship between two men in favor of the ever present gay-ship fandom fodder. It also is concerning as I see women primarily vouching for this ship specifically.
Mind you, I am a queer woman, and I have a multitude of queer ships that I'm a fan of, including mlm (like merthur, which is my personal favorite). I just can't see what others are seeing when it comes down to Sam and Frodo's relationship type.
Frodo loves Sam, and Sam loves Frodo, this much isn't even up for discussion, but it's important to distinguish between the love you share with a friend and the love you feel for a romantic partner.
It's very clear that Sam loves Rosie, as we Begin the trilogy with Sam admiring Rosie from afar and Frodo encouraging him to be a little bit more brave. We end this series with Sam marrying Rosie and Frodo is happy for him. Frodo himself is depressed because of how the journey changed him and his perspective of the life he once had, which is unrelated to the fact that Sam found happiness and he couldn't after the shared journey.
Again this is just an opinion, and also kind of a vent post in a way. I really just don't understand how this conclusion is so popular. People are bound to get to a conclusion of shipping two characters that don't really mix in a fandom, I know that to be very true. It's just strange that this one is so popular, since it's got such little usable context to support the ship with.
I'd love to know what others think tbh
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Exactly! PJ has done terrible damage to the pop culture perception of Elves and Dwarves, in Tolkien and otherwise
ykw i think they were cowards for making legolas the hot one and gimli the comedic relief in the movies- personally I feel like there was a lot of material in the books for the exact opposite dynamic
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Eonwe is done finally, after rotting in my folders for 1 year. I based his design a bit on St. Michael the Archangel because it felt…right ig.
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Finwë

Sketchbook art A5, pens and markers
Furthering my big crowns agenda for Noldor
Other crown portraits: Finrod Fingon Fingolfin
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Adanedhel

Túrin son of Húrin; Adanedel, Agarwaen, Turambar
Drawing him made me so nervous because I was afraid he wouldn’t be hot enough. He’s called Adanedhel for a reason. I hope I did him justice
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Thank you for the detailed response, that clears things up!
do you think racism and misogyny in fandom spaces should be addressed or do you think anyone who tries are just "antis"
Low quality bait, 2/10. Nice false dichotomy, idiot.
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Young Celeborn and Galadriel, dancing together hehe ^_^
I thought I'd post this for for celedrial week because I just found out it was happening. I actually drew this a few months ago, which is why it doesn't fit the prompt for today. I'm hoping to draw something new for one of the days coming up, but I thought this would be fun to share for now!
This one is a bit on the rougher side, and I wasn't as practiced with markers at the time, but I still think it's pretty cute.
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A drawing I did of Mairon in his time as one of Aulë’s smiths
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Celeborn enjoying his beautiful wife 😌 he is so lucky
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Ok, I'm clearly missing something here. How was this bait? It didn't looks like it, but I don't get the angle here.
do you think racism and misogyny in fandom spaces should be addressed or do you think anyone who tries are just "antis"
Low quality bait, 2/10. Nice false dichotomy, idiot.
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