#J.R.R.Tolkien

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J.R.R.Tolkien

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Enter Tolkien's World

Have you ever wondered what was one of the most beautiful fictional worlds ever created? As for me, it's Middle-earth. The fictional world created by J.R.R. Tolkien, is a place of breathtaking beauty and wonder. If you're one of those girlies who loves fantasy and adventure, Lord of the Rings is highly recommended for you. Let's get back to Middle-earth. Two of the most notable landscapes are definitely the rolling hills the Shire and the majestic grandeur of Rivendell, each landscape has its own unique charm and character. Today, let's take a short journey through the landscapes of Middle-earth and see what we can learn from them.

The Shire

The Shire is a place of simplicity and peace, where the cares of the world seem to fade away. The rolling hills, green fields, and villages nestled among the trees all contribute to a sense of peace and calmness. The Hobbits are villagers of the Shire who live in cozy hobbit holes, often with round windows and doors, and gardens full of vegetables and flowers. They are known as creatures who love food, nature, peace... and above all is their love for things that grow. What can we learn from the Shire? Perhaps the importance of slowing down and appreciating the simple things in life. In today's world that's increasingly fast-paced and complex, the Shire reminds us of the value of simplicity and peace. After all, like what Bilbo Baggins says... It is no bad thing to celebrate a simple life.

Rivendell

A place of serene and peaceful atmosphere is what best describes the hidden haven of the Elven community, Rivendell. It is a place of majestic grandeur and beauty, surrounded by tall trees and nestled near the valley of the river Aduin. The air is filled with a sense of peace, it's a haven for those who are seeking refuge, guidance, and healing... a home to Elrond, a wise and powerful Elf-lord. What can we learn from Rivendell? It is the importance of seeking wisdom and guidance in times of need. Rivendell reminds us that even in the darkest of times, there is always hope and guidance to be found if we'll just learn that sometimes seeking help is not a weakness.

The landscapes of Middle-earth are a testament to the beauty and wonder of the world. From the green fields of the Shire to the majestic grandeur of Rivendell, each place has its own unique charm and character. As we took a short journey through Middle-earth, we're reminded of the importance of simplicity, peace, and seeking help. What can we take away from this journey? A renewed appreciation for the beauty of the world around us, and a reminder to slow down and appreciate the simple things in life.

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Walk the Line of Morality: 10 Fantasy Novels with Thieving Protagonists

In the usual realm of swords, sorcery, dragons and direwolves, aren’t we all occasionally partial to a protagonist that’s a bit, well… shifty? I’m not talking about the big muscle-bound, honour-bound heroes that are as predictable as the British weather, I’m talking about the sneak-thieves, the tricksters, the rogues! There’s something devilishly enjoyable about a character that walks the line…

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Mas Relatos del EL SILMARILLION

La Historia de Turin me parecio interesante y a la vez trágico, pero todo fue provocado por el Odio de Morgoth

Fragmento: EL SILMARILLION

TÚRIN PIDE SER LLEVADO A LA TUMBA DE FINDUILAS

"Túrin les pidió que le mostraran el sitio, y allí cayó en una oscuridad de dolor que estaba cerca de la muerte. Entonces Dorlas, al ver la espada negra, cuya fama había llegado aun a las profundidades de Brethil, y porque buscaba a la hija del rey, supo que este Salvaje era en verdad Mormegil de Nargothrond, hilo de Húrin de Dor-lómin según se decía. Entonces los habitantes del bosque lo alzaron y lo llevaron a sus moradas."

Ilustrado por: Ted Nasmith

Fuente: Tolkien Literatura Y Arte Legendarium

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Aubusson Weaves Tolkien: Paris vom 21.03. bis 18.05.2025

Anlässlich des siebzigsten Jahrestages der Fertigstellung von „Der Herr der Ringe“ zeigt das Collège des Bernardins die Ausstellung „Aubusson webt Tolkien“, präsentiert von der Cité Internationale de la Tapisserie in Aubusson. Die Cité internationale de la tapisserie hat eine Vereinbarung mit dem Tolkien Estate unterzeichnet, um innerhalb von vier Jahren in Aubusson eine exklusive Serie von 14…

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Smakebit ~ Ringenes Herre

God sommersøndag og velkommen til nye smakebiter! I dag er jeg på jobb, selv om det er den første sommerdagen. Jeg skal jobbe veldig mye i sommer (eget valg) og ha ferie etter skolen starter til høsten. Så i dag føles som starten på jobbsommeren. Det er også starten på lesekonkurransen Sommerles, for 1-7 klasse. Vi har allerede hatt barn inne for å hente sine første premier. Sommerles gjør at vi…

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Endless list of my favourite authors ; J.R.R.Tolkien

The Third Age of the world is ended, and the new age is begun; and it is your task to order its beginning and to preserve what must be preserved.

THE LORD OF THE RINGS TRILOGY   1954-1955, writ. J.R.R. Tolkien / 2001-2003, dir. Peter Jackson

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A silhouette light keeper to shine the way. Naya Kotko/Photographer :: [Guillaume Gris]

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“May it be a light to you in dark places, when all other lights go out.” ― J.R.R. Tolkien, The Fellowship of the Ring

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FUN FACT ALERT!!!

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The One Ring's inscription in Black Speech that says...

"Ash nazg durbatulûk, Ash nazg gimbatul, Ash nazg thrakatulûk, Agh burzum-ishi krimpatul."

translates to

"One ring to rule them all, one ring to find them, one ring to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them."

A fictional languange in Tengwar script, a script created by J.R.R. Tolkien. The inscription drew inspiration from Tolkien's scholarly interests and his experience in WWI. The Black speech is a dark and corrupted language used by Sauron and his servants. The inscription on the Ring symbolizes Sauron's intent to dominate and control all of Middle-Earth.

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Relatos del Libro EL SILMARILLION

Entre las Historias q lei en el Silmarillion fue tanto Beren y Luthien pero también un poco de Turin q a mi parecer fue un personaje q sufrio mucho en la Historia de la Tierra Media.

FINFUILAS LLAMA A TÚRIN PIDIENDO AYUDA PERO GLAURUNG LO DEJA INMÓVIL

"Y mientras los ojos del dragón le ataban la mente atormentada y no le era posible moverse, los Orcos se llevaban el hato de cautivas, y pasaron cerca de Túrin y cruzaron el puente. Entre ellas estaba Finduilas, y llamó a Túrin al pasar; pero Glaurung no lo dejó libre hasta que los gritos y los lamentos de las cautivas se perdieron por el camino del norte, y Túrin no podía taparse los oídos para apagar esa voz que lo perseguía."

Ilustrado por: Denis Gordeev

<<De Túrin Turambar>>

Fuente: Tolkien Literatura Y Arte Legendarium

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Settings in Literature as Edward Hopper Paintings

Edward Hopper is a famous American painter. He used to paint simple urban and rural settings that evoked a sense of simple quiet and aloneness. What would it look like if he painted some of these characters from our favorite authors’ setting descriptions?

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Aragorn

All that is gold does not glitter, Not all those who wander are lost; The old that is strong does not wither, Deep roots are not reached by the frost. From the ashes a fire shall be woken, A light from the shadows shall spring; Renewed shall be blade that was broken, The crownless again shall be king.