what she says: i’m fine
what she means: the words “christmas tree” are used in the hobbit, and since we know that bilbo is the author of the hobbit, hobbits must have christmas which means there must be a middle earth jesus. but hobbits seem to be the only ones who have the concept of christmas which means it was probably a hobbit jesus. but frodo says in return of the king that no hobbit has ever intentionally harmed another hobbit so who crucified hobbit jesus?? were there other hobbit incarnations of religious figures?? was there hobbit moses?? did jrr tolkien even think about this at all??
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a light from the shadows shall spring, renewed shall be blade that was broken.
TOP 5 LOTR CHARACTERS ⟶ 2. (10.5%) ARAGORN
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Tolkien Week ➤ Day 5 🙞 Full Body Shots
CLOSE ON: SAM looks at FRODO with GRIM DETERMINATION.
SAM
Then let us be rid of it - once and for
all! Come on, Mr Frodo. I can’t carry it
for you … but I can carry you! Come on!
With that, SAM lifts FRODO on to his shoulders and starts to CLIMB MOUNT DOOM! His plain hobbit-face grows stern, almost grim, as the will hardens in him.
WIDE ON: TWO TINY HOBBITS on the ENDLESS shale SLOPES of the
MOUNTAIN …
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okay listen UP the only parallel in cinematic history that matters and i mean the ONLY one is when the shot in fellowship of the ring where frodo’s hand reaches into the water to grab sam’s is mirrored by the shot in return of the king where sam reaches over the edge of the volcano to grab frodo’s hand and pull him up like. poetic FUCKING cinema.
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The best part of Gimli’s weird awkward infatuation with Galadriel is just Celeborn standing in the background having no idea what to do every time this strange grumpy dwarf starts waxing poetic about his wife
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@usergif back to cool event: challenge 01 - blending
THE LORD OF THE RINGS - LAMENT FOR THE ROHIRRIM
ubi sunt (lit: “where are”) - 1. originating from a Latin phrase meaning “where are those who were before us?”; 2. a poetic motif meditating on the nature of transience and inevitability.
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