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Gothmog is such a frightening villain to me. The Lord of Balrogs, a species that, as demons of shadow as well as fire, I already think have more horror potential than are given credit for. Gothmog in particular though seems to possess an intelligence and a deliberate cruelty that the others of his kin do not have to the same extent.
He seems very much to thrive on the terror and intimidation he wields as one of the most prominent faces of Angband’s armies and the stories of his deeds rival those of Sauron’s.
He kills Fëanor and Fingon, with both attacks showing a chilling combination of pre meditation and pack predation.
He drags Húrin to Angband “with mockery”, one of, if not the only, implications of speech for him or his kin.
I think Gothmog probably has a collection of trophies he’s taken from his victims. Some of it he warps into his own battle armor to face his enemies, bolstered by the fragments of their fall, and more so by the terror it invokes.
Some of these items are from well known figures (a torn and bloodstained banner of Fëanor, a melted dagger from one of Maedhros’s guards, the first helm of Maedhros himself, the broken shield of Fingon cast aside when he was struck, and a few dented pieces of Húrin’s armor).
Much of it though would be unrecognizable to any but those unlucky enough to know exactly who once wore the armor or trinkets and who came upon them face to face in the worst way.
Joining @peasant-player @holy-marmalade @the-dreaming-plastic-dinosaur and @southaway in the Fluithuin and Gothmog family portrait series😌
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Proud mama and her son 😌✨️
Aka Fluithuin and Gothmog with Theliens design <3
I also gave Fluithuin ears like him and almost couldn't finish this due to cuteness aggressions