It was a Balrog of Morgoth, of all Elf banes the deadliest, save the one that sits on the Dark Throne.2yr ⋅ CatOfRivia ⋅ r/lotrmemes
Sauron visits Eregion and is rejected by Galadriel and Celeborn. He sees that he has met his match (or at least a very serious adversary) in Galadriel2yr ⋅ CatOfRivia ⋅ r/lotrmemes
Remember guys, there would've been a very weird version of the Silmarillion, and no TH and LOTR books, no HoME, if it wasn't for Chris.2yr ⋅ CatOfRivia ⋅ r/lotrmemes
Refer to Doctor Elrond for special care and treatment concerning your mental illness1yr ⋅ CatOfRivia ⋅ r/lotrmemes
The part where Luthien changes her 'Fate' for love of Beren, was inspired from this real life story2yr ⋅ CatOfRivia ⋅ r/lotrmemes
From her earliest years she had a marvelous gift of insight into the minds of others2yr ⋅ CatOfRivia ⋅ r/lotrmemes
Letters of Tolkien and Nature of Middle-earth hit me so hard with these info I can't live anymore2yr ⋅ CatOfRivia ⋅ r/lotrmemes
Saeros the racist challenging Beren and Turin, and their different approaches2yr ⋅ CatOfRivia ⋅ r/lotrmemes
This is one of the greatest piece of literature. It shows how illogical racism is.1yr ⋅ CatOfRivia ⋅ r/lotrmemes
Galadriel, the fairest lady of the House of Finwe and the most valiant. Artwork by @Turksworks2yr ⋅ CatOfRivia ⋅ r/ImaginaryMiddleEarth
Uncultured swines: I don't like Tolkien books because it's just a mere fight of pure good vs pure evil. Actually Tolkien stories:1yr ⋅ CatOfRivia ⋅ r/lotrmemes
Sauron's, relatively smaller, power was concentrated into a Ring; Morgoth's vast power was disseminated. The whole of 'Middle-earth' was Morgoth's Ring2yr ⋅ CatOfRivia ⋅ r/lotrmemes
Now those drakes and worms are the evillest creatures that Melko has made, and the most uncouth, yet of all are they the most powerful, save it be the Balrogs only. A great cunning and wisdom have they,2yr ⋅ CatOfRivia ⋅ r/lotrmemes
