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edit: I confused Christian with "allegory to World War 1". So he does admit his work to have Christian influences, as expected This description of Sauron's motivations is exactly the same as Satan's motivations in Milton, Paradise Lost.

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Interesting to see the differences between the two Galadriels.

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I should try that. Hopefully it's not another shoulder/tricep exercise. I do a similar exercise but standing up (not kneeling).

ah wow. I had no idea that the game had a show now. It was really popular a few years back as I recall.

It seems like Rings of Power has been subject to the conservative vs. liberal cultural wars. Interesting to see that Tolkien is getting deeply analyzed from a Christian point of view. (198) C.S. Lewis & J.R.R. Tolkien - Sci-Fi & Fantasy - YouTube Tolkien denies that his work is Christian but there must be influence of some sort on it. Likewise, it is impossible to fully understand TS Eliot's poems without considering the Christian aspect.

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With Rings of Power, I'm thinking that Galadriel-Halbrand could have worked better with the audience if they were written as totally different characters. Both would have to have a mixture of attractive, impressive, but also dangerous and questionable traits, with more (and unrequited) sexual tension. And somehow the opposites attract, like yin and yang. If Halbrand was well liked and ended up being Sauron it would be interesting to see people's reaction. This would be a "Luke I am your father" moment LOL. Halbrand is easier, the swashbuckler and humorous/trickster element would be essential. Instead of being a miserable Byronic heroine, Galadriel could have written as a something likeable/original while still being loyal to Tolkien. Feminine but also masculine. Beautiful, graceful but also potential for misplaced, dangerous acts. Kind of like a superheroine who is not in full control of her powers but is driven forward by her task of loving and saving her people (not revenge but duty tinged with pride and desire for power). Wise but flawed, and as events happen she grows wiser. The 50 hours of show should change her into the mature and retired Galadriel of the Fellowship of the Ring. It's too bad as both actors for Halbrand/Galadriel are competent and look the part (mostly- Galadriel is much too short) but they have been ill-done by the bad writing. Episode 6 and 7 are where Amazon spent a lot of their money. Episode 6 is going to be a big battle episode.

(198) The Rings of Power, Season 1, episode 2 - YouTube @SympathysSilhouette This Tolkein professor identifies the stranger as In his episode 3 analysis I think he correctly identifies Galadriel as a 'byronic hero' which is in stark contrast to Tolkein Byronic hero - Wikipedia Episode 4 analysis: the Tower being constructed in Rings of Power is based on the Tower of Babel Tower of Babel - Wikipedia probably my favorite Jaime scene

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