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Something about the wars of beleriand or so
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gods and monsters
and who was it that taught Glaurung such foul wit 🤔
(prev post for context, and also the other inspo for this post!)
If the Silmarillion was written a few thousand years earlier we probably would’ve developed a religion around it. Instead we get gay fanart, and I think that’s beautiful.
they are eating me alive
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The thing I love most about Tolkien is how explicitly homosexual he accidentally made Sauron.
1) Got seduced by Melkor.
2) Seduced a man by disguising himself as his wife.
3) Seduced Celebrimbor.
4) Seduced Ar-Pharazon.
5) Seduced the Kings of Men.
But when it comes to the only 2 women he's canonically interacted with, seduction is never on the table for him. No, he just tried to placate Galadriel and give Luthien to Melkor. The same two women who Tolkien describes as the most beautiful women to have ever lived, and he doesn't even try or care.
"Among those of his servants that have names the greatest was that spirit whom the Eldar called Sauron, or Gorthaur the Cruel. In his beginning he was of the Maiar of Aulë, and he remained mighty in the lore of that people. In all the deeds of Melkor the Morgoth upon Arda, in his vast works and in the deceits of his cunning, Sauron had a part, and was only less evil than his master in that for long he served another and not himself. But in after years he rose like a shadow of Morgoth and a ghost of his malice, and walked behind him on the same ruinous path down into the Void."
Melkor and Mairon by @a-bungle,