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Originally posted by Slippery
so you're a naive peasantOriginally posted by SharperSword
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I'm with you, brother...Taverns and homebrewing and Rolling Hills....
Of Course I'm a Hobbitt!
UNITE!!!!!
Originally posted by Mudandstars
Unfortunately, Elvish.
I was hoping for "Numenorean" or "man of Rohan" or something.
As much as I *love* the Elves in the Lord of the Rings...
there's a part of me that feels I've just been tagged as a pink-shod San Franciscan.
Originally posted by Mudandstars
P.S. Stil not happy about bein' a Keebler. Cookies anyone?
Originally posted by turmeric
Is Tom Bombadill one of the blue wizards, do you think?
Originally posted by Saiph
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Originally posted by Mudandstars
Realistically, the Silmarillion enhanced my enjoyment of the actual "Lord of the Rings" trilogy by 300%, and that might be a conservative estimate.
And once I read "everything", I would say that... well, more often than not, when I just do some hit-and-run or random Tolkien reading out of boredom, its the Silmarillion. It almost reads like the Old Testament, as in, its just jampacked with facts & names, and it has a very epic feel.
But its not meaningless, because it puts the LOTR into perspective. You learn more about Elrond, Galadriel, and Gandalf. You learn why the Noldor (and a few other minor races of elves, but mainly the Noldor) are in Middle-Earth in the first place, and their sad tale. You learn where they're going when they "go west." You learn the origins of the Dwarves, Ents, Trolls, and Orcs. You see why the men of Gondor are so different than the other men... its just an epic saga.
Scrumpdidly-umptious.
Originally posted by VirginiaHuguenot
Originally posted by turmeric
Is Tom Bombadill one of the blue wizards, do you think?
Tom Bombadil is, in Tolkien's words, an "enigma."