Speaking of Legolas...

Top 86. Dec 13, 2003 8:21 PM

» Arcuriel - DenimViolet lies....

Mae govannen, fans of the trilogy.

My name is Arcuriel. Trust me when I say that all tales of Legolas and some "lover" are lies by "fansgirls" who wish they could be the Elven prince's lover.

I cannot help but laugh when I see such foolish comments from such foolish people. If you do not truly care about the beauty of Tolkein's imaginative world and the characters in it, don't comment on it. I am tired of listening to dozens of people say "I love the lord of the rings!" when they wouldn't know an Ent from a Balrog.

Herenya na,
Arcuriel

-- posted by Arcuriel

Top 87. Dec 13, 2003 8:24 PM

» Arcuriel - You lie...

A strong, and yet true, accusation. You do not love Legolas. You do not KNOW Legolas. You are just OVERLY attracted to Orlando Bloom, who PLAYS Leoglas in the MOVIE.

Get it straight,
Arcuriel

-- posted by Arcuriel

Top 88. Dec 30, 2003 9:33 AM

» Legolas_Love - Confused by u

In response to message posted by DenimViolets:

I dun understand, i saw the movie 3 and Legolas he didn't loved any girl? so wat really happen? And wat u mean the missing tales of him

-- posted by Legolas_Love

Top 89. Jan 19, 2004 11:31 AM

» wilwarin - Re: DenimViolet lies....

Aiya
I think you are right, many people just say that they are big fans because they have seen the movies or things like that, but there are lots of things beyond all of this for me LOTR is a way of life, a personality, i love to learn more things about it day by day its a good experience.

Namarie, Nai Eru varyuva le

-- posted by wilwarin

Top 90. Jan 19, 2004 11:35 AM

» wilwarin - Re: Confused by u

The only thing i know is that after the war of the ring, Legolas parted to the never ending land with Gimili. Namariee

-- posted by wilwarin

Top 91. Jan 28, 2004 5:59 AM

» Morgarven - Could Legolas, or one of his hypothetical brothers, have been th

Could Legolas, or one of his hypothetical brothers, have been the original owner of the mithril shirt given to Bilbo in The Hobbit? After all, Mirkwood was the closest Elven realm to Erebor. The book said that it had been "wrought for some young elf-prince long ago." What would a hobbit call "long ago"? Possibly it could have been Thranduil's but in that case it would have been mouldering away somewhere for over 3, 000 years. Did mithril ever tarnish?

-- posted by Morgarven

Top 92. May 23, 2004 3:13 PM

» queenbee29 - legolas

I just read your writing on legolas and i found it intriging (sp). I find the character of Legolas an very interresting person. I have done a lot of research myself on each of the characters and each has a life that they continue to except for Legolas and it seems as though he just disapeers into space. I know that elves are long livers and all, but it makes you wonder if he falls in love or what.
queebee

-- posted by queenbee29

Top 93. Jul 7, 2004 7:48 AM

» Legolas_cool - Re: Re: Confused by u

In response to message posted by wilwarin:

actualy gimli and Legolas go back to helm's deep to visit the caves and then they go to the white shores

-- posted by Legolas_cool

http://www.tolkien.org/tolkien/legolas.h...

Top 94. Sep 21, 2004 3:12 PM

» Eldavagor_Meldaw - Re: Could Legolas, or one of his hypothetical brothers, have bee

In response to message posted by Morgarven:

" Could Legolas, or one of his hypothetical brothers, have been the original owner of the mithril shirt given to Bilbo in The Hobbit? After all Mirkwood was the closest Elven realm to Erebor."

I found a (possible) answer, which I personally like, to this question, in an article called Legolas of Mirkwood Prince Among Equals by Ellen Brundige:

"I also can't help but wonder about Bilbo's mithril coat, made for a half-grown elven prince. The dwarves who settled the Lonely Mountain were fleeing Moria after the Balrog disaster. There was only one Elf-king left in Middle-Earth by that time. For whom was the coat made? Unless Legolas has siblings we never hear about (which is of course possible), that was supposed to be his!"

I recommend Legolas and other LOTR fans to read this article. It's very interesting:

The article takes up questions like his (real) age, not the one they say after the movies, and his heritage and so on.

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Woe to you, o Earth and Sea;
For the Devil sends his beast with wrath,
For he knows the time is short;
Let him who hath understanding
recon the number of the beast,
For it is a human number;
Its number is six hundred and sixty-six

-- posted by Eldavagor_Meldaw