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Articles related to "Lindon"
The Magic of the Minstrels Middle-earth had few professional entertainers, and that may be because the greatest entertainers of all had been the Elves, whose magic was still in some ways remembered. minstrels • entertainment • treebeard • arnor • gondor
Before the Numenoreans Came What was Eriador like in the years between the departure of the Numenoreans over Sea and their eventual return? We can extrapolate a few ideas based on things J.R.R. Tolkien said concerning the history of the Dunedain. gil-galad • elrond • lindon • beleriand • cirdan
Anything For Her - Film Review CavayĆ©'s film consolidates French cinema's position as a leading light in the thriller genre, with a robust, engaging tale starring Diane Kruger and Vincent Lindon. anything for her • pour elle • diane kruger • vincent lindon • fred cavayĆ©
Charting the Shire lines Why is it that the Hobbits didn't overrun Eriador, and how, exactly, did they end up where they did end up? Their names and the Tale of Years provide a few clues that can provide a greater, if grimmer, picture of Hobbit society and history. hobbits • history • shire • eriador • harfoots
Gil-galad was an Elven-king... A discussion of Gil-galad's history and genealogy, and the importance of The Silmarillion in studying Gil-galad. gil-galad • elendil • numenor • finwe • lindon
A History of the Last Alliance of Elves and Men, Part 2 Part 2 of an article covering the history of the Last Alliance of Elves and Men. gil-galad • elendil • sauron • last alliance of elves and men
The Merchants of Middle-earth A discussion of money and economics in J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth through the ages. money • middle-earth • j.r.r. tolkien • economy • trade
A History of the Last Alliance of Elves and Men, Part 1 First of three parts of a research paper covering the history of the Last Alliance of Elves and Men. Part one covers events leading up the war. the last alliance of elves and men • gil-galad • elendil the tall • isildur • anarion
Good Night, Good Rhudaur Despite a reputation for evil, Rhudaur may have served a good purpose, both in the early centuries of the history of Arnor and in the last centuries of the Third Age. rhudaur • cardolan • arthedain • arnor • imladris
Shhh! It's a Secret Ring! Who knew about the Rings of Power at the end of the Third Age? It requires some historical detective work to figure out who knew about them in the first place, who learned about them later, and who would have been around to forget about them. rings of power • the one ring • numenor • eregion • noldor
Seeking the Wayward Children of Numenor How did Arnor and Gondor come to be, and what were the fundamental differences between the characters of the two realms? And what was the contribution of Numenor to their founding? A discussion of the origins of Arnor and Gondor explores the dynamics of Numenorean culture and how it laid the foundation for the two realms in exile. tolkien • osgiliath • annuminas • pelargir • fornost erain
Strange as news from Bree... A discussion of Bree's significance and probable history in the Third Age. bree • hobbits • arnor • dunedain • middle-earth
Spencer Voted Off Survivor Taj and Spencer watch their backs on Survivor. The Harlem Globetrotters make a surprise appearance on Hell's Kitchen. survivor: tocantins: survivor • tocantins • cbs • jalapao • survivor 18
Ranger For Hire: Have Horse, Will Travel A discussion of possible locations where Aragorn's people may have lived in Eriador. aragorn • eriador • tolkien • rangers • dunedain
Life in an Elven Fishing Town Tolkien wrote little concerning the lives and crafts of Cirdan's mariners, but these hearty Elves of the sea fought in all of Middle-earth's great wars. They were also among the last Eldarin people to vanish from the world of men. cirdan • brithombar and eglarest • mithlond • the grey havens • teleri
Would Sandra Bullock be a good Mrs. Isildur? Speculations about Isildur's wife and how her life might be portrayed in a movie. isildur • middle-earth • elendil • sauron • tolkien
The Wild, Wild, Wood-elf West A discussion of the complex history of the Wood-elves, exploring their roots and various cultural sources. wood-elves • silvan elves • eldar • noldor • minyar
The Sauron Strategies: One War to Win Them All, Except... The second of two essays examining the strategies Sauron employed during the Second and Third Ages. Striving to be like Morgoth, Sauron took on the world. Perhaps he bit off more than he could chew. sauron • gondor • arnor • lords of the eldar • council of elrond
It's All in the Family: The Finweans The second of two articles examining the families of the Eldarin kings. With the publication of The Peoples of Middle-earth, we learned Tolkien's final decisions on who was related to whom, and how. finweans • the lord of the rings • the silmarillion • morgoth's ring • tolkien
NY and VT Irish Baptisms Recorded in Quebec Baptisms by Canadian missionaries for Irish Catholics living in nearby Vermont and New York are an unexpected treasure for genealogists tracing these families. new york irish baptisms • vermont irish baptisms • us irish baptisms in canadian records • irish records • irish genealogy
Make Room for Dragons Is it possible to explain why Tolkien did not write about dragons in the Second Age? Some new twists on old ideas may reveal the truth about where the dragons went and what they were (or were not) up to. dragons • melkor • morgoth • sauron • gil-galad
And Now for the Other Love Story An examination of the lifestyles Sam Gamgee and Rose Cotton may have known while growing up, and how their families fit into Shire economics and society. sam gamgee • frodo • bilbo • hobbits • rosie cotton
Razing Arnor: How real were the Dunadan conspiracies? Tolkien never explained how and why Arnor was divided into three kingdoms. Here are some speculations on possible causes leading up to the traumatic event, and an analysis of its consequences. arnor • gondor • tarannon falastur • beruthiel • earendur
The Good, the Bad, and the Outlawed All the great tragedies of Tolkien's First Age cycle are founded upon the outlaw motif. The loss of community and the moral isolation force his characters to undertake purifying journeys. But the journeys are so arduous that most who tread the outlaw path fail to redeem themselves, or must do so by paying the ultimate price. outlaws • redemptive journey • tolkien's outlaws • noldor • beren
The Potteries of New England, Part III: Dedham The distinctive blue and gray crackled glaze of Dedham pottery was serendipity! pottery • american pottery • new england potteries • dedham pottery • antiques
Them Dwarves, Them Dwarves, Part II A continuation of the discussion of Tolkien's Dwarves: their history, culture, and relationships with other peoples. dwarves • middle-earth • tolkien • eriador • hobbits
Unwritten Tales of Love and War in Middle-Earth Both the First Age and the Third Age are highlighted by tales of love and tragedy. Yet the Second Age reveals only pieces of what might have been another enchanting cycle of stories of love, heroism, and the long struggle against evil. second age • first age • third age • middle-earth • elrond
A History of the Last Alliance of Elves and Men, Part 3 Part three of a three-part article examining the causes and events of the War of the Last Alliance of Elves and Men. This section includes the end notes and bibliography of sources. aule • valinor • war of the last alliance of elves and men • concerning galadriel and celeborn • unfinished tales
Middle-earth Connections: Lore of the Rings A detailed examination of the motivations behind the Elves' creaion of the Rings of Power, and some speculations on how the Rings may have been used. rings of power • sauron • eregion • gil-galad • tolkien
The Wars of the Glorfindels Glorfindel has been the subject of much curiosity and discussion through the years despite how little J.R.R. Tolkien actually told us about this character. And yet it wasn't always that way.... glorfindel • gondolin • turgon • noldor • vanyar
The Lonely Man Pre-Psycho Anthony Perkins clashes with always-psycho Jack Palance. anthony perkins • jack palance • elaine aiken • psycho • norman bates
Dear Gandalf ... Speculations (some serious, some not so serious) on Gandalf's early movements and career. gandalf • middle-earth • dunedain • j.r.r. tolkien • the lord of the rings
The Tip of the Iceberg: New Information About Middle-Earth This is the first of a series of essays analyzing previously unpublished works by J.R.R. Tolkien which have been brought to light by the Elvish Linguistic Fellowship. elvish linguistic fellowship • vinyar tengwar • mythopoeic society • osanwe-kenta • rivers and beacon-hills of gondor
Kryptic Tales of Middle-earth A review of the various tales of horror and dread that Tolkien slipped into the Middle-earth canon. ghost stories • horror stores • dead men • sorcery • necromancy
Much ado about Arwen: Elven Princess A profile of Arwen as portrayed by J.R.R. Tolkien, and how the original character may have inspired Peter Jackson to extrapolate abilities she did not display in the book. arwen • j.r.r. tolkien • peter jackson • middle-earth • aragorn
He Shall Be Like a Tree Planted By the Rivers of Water The trees of Middle-earth reveal Tolkien's deep love for nature's graceful giants. But though the Ents championed the cause of trees in a world of two legged hewers, they seemed to reveal little about themselves. We must magnify Tolkien's words with our imaginations if we are to behold the all the trees in the silent, wild wood. ents • entwives • entish • aragorn • galadriel
Something Wicked This Way Comes How could Sauron have returned to life and established himself on Dol Guldur without someone noticing? Even if his resurrection occurred in secret, Greenwood the Great could not have become Mirkwood overnight. So, what happened? greenwood the great • mirkwood • dol guldur • amon lanc • the disaster of the gladden fields
Which parts of Middle-earth will we not see? A discussion of several places in Middle-earth which are never seen in either Tolkien's book or Peter Jackson's movies, but of which J.R.R. Tolkien told us much. belfalas • calenardhon • tharbad • rohan • aldburg
Celeborn Unplugged Taking another look at Celeborn, we find he is not quite so cut-and-dried as his detractors would have us believe. But is what Tolkien told us about Celeborn nearly as important as what he implied? celeborn • galadriel • fangorn forest • treebeard • lothlorien
How did Tolkien actually portray the Rohirrim? A discussion of how Tolkien portrayed the Rohirrim, comparing and contrasting them with the peoples of the Icelandic sagas and ancient Germanic tribes. j.r.r. tolkien • middle-earth • rohan • iceland • sagas
Magic by Melkor, No Returns Accepted How did magic work in Middle-earth, and was it really as unlimited as some people believe? magic • goiteia magia • melkor • morgoth • the lord of the rings
Moving Sale: Magic Rings and Other Trinkets Half Off The Elves of Middle-earth had many regrets. But were they simply being materialistic when they grieved for lost treasures, or was there something more? elves • eregion • aman • gandalf • frodo
The Historic Baranduin An essay written in the style of National Geographic which examines life and history along the historic Baranduin river in Eriador. lake evendim • baranduin • middle-earth • annuminas • dunedain
The Quests of Middle-earth A look at Tolkien's use of quests in his stories, long and short, and of how role-playing games and more recent fantasy stories have departed from Tolkien's ideas. quest • gilgamesh • j.r.r. tolkien • the lord of the rings • fellowship
The Sauron Strategies: Footsteps into Failure The first of two articles examining Sauron's strategies and objectives. In the Second Age, Sauron proved to be flexible and resilient, but he consistently underestimated his enemies' abilities and resources. sauron • elendil • anardil • numenor • of the rings of power and the third age
There Are Games Afoot! How have role-playing games tried to depict Tolkien's world in the past? With the prospect of a new role-playing game based on The Lord of the Rings facing us, are there perhaps better methods of depicting Tolkien's vision while retaining playability? iron crown enterprises • middle-earth role-playing game • new line cinema • peter jackson • the lord of the rings |
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