Jun 30, 2025
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Part: 264/?
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based on a true story @_@
Part: 264/?
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I mean if weāre gonna resurrect all our lunatic theories, what about the one where Cel*&0rn finds out Halbrand and Galadriel already f*#ked (Ā©Me) while theyāre making out and he pulls away aghast āYour fea is already bound to anotherā¦?ā And the next shot is Sauron in his slutty walk of shame.
Crack theory time
Celeborn is essential to the creation of the Ring because he still has Galadriel's hair tucked away. The same hair that captured the light of the trees in Valinor. Sauron realises that every creation requires balance; there is no darkness without light, nor is there evil without goodness. He needs beauty (the hair) to bring destruction (the ring).
I hesitate to call any fandom theories ādelusionalā after Sauron proposed to Galadriel in season one and then she was kissed by Elrond in season two. You really donāt want to take anything off the table when it comes to The Rings of Power theories.
Regarding the theory that we may see Sauron and Galadriel captured and delivered to Numenor in later seasons. So we may see an exciting opportunity to have them both together. Their past conflicts, tension and memories of them being together as Haladriel could lead to some cool moments, as theyāre forced to interact.
Just imagine them arriving to Numenor together but now he is not a random low man but the Dark Lord himself.
They are escorted together
and face Pharazon as they faced Miriel (will Galadriel behave the same way?),
share the neighboring cells. Good for them as the bars won't let them physically fight but have an open conversation.
Sauron tricks Pharazon to let him out.
Sauron rises to become Pharazon's trusted ally, much like Galadriel was to Miriel.
Sauron visits Galadriel in prison, offering a proposal with conditions for her release.
Sauron is extremely sexy with Galadriel. Their moments together are charged with sexual tension angst and magnetic attraction.
Two advisors?
Washed by the wave into the open sea where just one of them survives
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The same weakness Hades had for Persephone can be said of Sauronās for Galadriel.
There are so many similarities in their stories between Hades/Persephone and Sauron/Galadriel.
Could we see something similar play out in "The Rings of Power"? We know how the story ends, but there are many gaps that can be filled in with an interesting story, since the show decided to have Sauron and Galadriel meet and they have a history, I think they should just go for it. I truly believe it would be a compelling story to tell instead of sticking only to the stuff we already know.
I can't stop thinking about this moment where Nenya tumbles to Galadriel's feet (in a sequence of iconic LotR imagery). I wish we had an insight into her thoughts in this moment beyond her expressions.
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A ring presented as if in offering, temptation at her feet. A breath in which she bends slowly, almost kneels to retrieve it; a pace that denotes hesitancy, and yet, steadiness, certainty.
As she examines it at her finger tips, is she surprised to find a ring of power in her grasp? Or does she know this to be a moment of fateāa ring bestowed upon her despite her previous refusal? Does she imagine how it might have been presented to her differently? Imagine it offered to her from the hands of another?
"In my heart, I know the three rings are free of his influence."
"But are you?"
As she slips Nenya on her fingerāthe White Ring, the Ring of Adamant, the Ring of Waterādoes she first perceive its light, or its absence of darkness? Does she feel the weight of it on her finger in her chest, her throat, like a flood of water in her mouth? Like the weight of the choice she made when she refused the Dark Lord? Does she feel as if she has been here before?
"The tides of fate are flowing. Yours may be going in... or out."
"I cannot let him in again. I... cannot."
"I felt it too."
"He never left, Galadriel."
okay so, I just woke up but here's my speculative theory so far:
S3 opens with a flashback to Galadriel and Celeborn
Galadriel is on a quest of her own to find allies for the elves in the war (aka find Celeborn)
Galdalf wandering around, he's very much so a wanderer
Arondir bringing Oropher and Thranduil into the war through a Greenwood storyline.
Disa and Durin succession storyline where they fight for the throne.
Balrog does Balrog things.
Sauron trying (and failing) to forge the One without Celebrimbor's help. Also, crying because he has no friends anymore.
Gil-Galad and Elrond at war (Siege of Grey Havens)
Elendil reconnecting with Anarion
Isildur arrives back in Numenor, gets held hostage.
Founding of Rivendell (i assume it will be already established due to the time jump)
Glorfindel shows up and is like wtf did i miss (i hope)
S3 ends with the One Ring being forged and Galadriel Finds Celeborn. Once the One Ring is forged, all three Elven ring bearers feel it and remove their rings immediately and sense that something is wrong. *cue mischievous Sauron smile*