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THE LORD OF THE RINGS [1/?] → EOWYN
i am of the House of Eorl and not a serving-woman. i can ride and wield blade, and i do not fear either pain or death
The Silmarillion aesthetics | A r e d h e l | The White Lady of The Noldor
for@nolofinwean-week | Day 4 – Aredhel
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The Silmarillion aesthetics | Valinor | Turgon and Elenwë
for@nolofinwean-week | Day 3 – Turgon & Elenwë
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The Silmarillion aesthetics | I LOVE YOU 3000 | Nolofinwë and Anairë
for@nolofinwean-week | Day 1 – Fingolfin & Anairë
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The Silmarillion aesthetic | The Hidden Kingdom | The Dreams of Doriath
..and this inner land, which was long named Eglador, was after called Doriath, the guarded kingdom, Land of the Girdle.
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The Silmarillion aesthetic | F i n g o l f i n | Time stands still
Lord of all Noldor
A star in the night and a bearer of hope
He rides into his glorious battle alone
Farewell to the valiant warlordBlind Guardian - Time Stands Still (At The Iron Hill)
artSilmarillion HeraldrybyAglargon
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The Silmarillion aesthetic | The Teleri
but most of all they sailed in their swift ships… or walked in the waves upon the shore with their hair gleaming in the light..
(J.R.R.Tolkien, The Silmarillion)
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The Silmarillion aesthetic | Eönwë|The mightiest of the Maiar, the Herald of Manwë
But at the last the might of Valinor came up out of the West, and the challenge of the trumpets of Eönwë filled the sky; and Beleriand was ablaze with the glory of their arms, for the host of the Valar were arrayed in forms young and fair and terrible, and the mountains rang beneath their feet.
J.R.R.Tolkien, The Silmarillion
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The Middle-Earth aesthetic | The Lord of the Rings’ quotes
‘Hope and memory shall live still in some hidden valley where the grass is green..’
J.R.R.Tolkien,The Lord of the Rings, Book V, Minas Tirith
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The Silmarillion aesthetic | Celegorm The Fair
‘The name Celegorm, hasty riser, may have been a reference to his quick temper and his habit of leaping up when suddenly angered.’
He was the only son of Feanor to be fair-haired, hence his epesse.
(The Peoples of Middle-Earth, HoMe 12, The Shibboleth of Feanor)
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