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Hi, you will find plenty of other content on my channel that you may find more enjoyable

As Adar is an original character created by Amazon for the Rings of Power, which already varies greatly from the works of Tolkien, it is a stretch to say i am doing a disservice to Tolkien or his work. If you do not like this video feel free to dislike it that is your choice. But what I choose to put out on my own channel is my perogative and I alone have the right to decide what I wish to post. If you wish to stick round feel free to watch many of my other videos which follow closer to Tolkien's lore.

@@onenerdtorulethem-all I would be more curious to find out your motivation for legitimizing what Amazon is doing. Tolkien needs protection and gatekeeping and valiant watch men and women to honor the professor, scholar and war hero that Tolkien was. To see his legendarium sullied and defiled by Amazon as it has not only dishonors Tolkien but all the other millions of soldiers that died on the battlefields of World War I and all the veterans that were traumatized by that experience. That is the core and essence of the nature of Middle Earth a soldier dealing with his post-traumatic stress disorder from the horrors he witnessed and the friends he lost. Real life horrors real life friends. Big One should never lose sight of what this work is based on. It is, after all a tale of soldiers coming home from war and dealing with trying to fit back into the life they left behind. Hopefully you will consider that. But yes you can put what you want on your own channel. As I do with my own channel. And yes I can surf on and most likely will shortly. But these comments are not only intended for you but for everyone else reading them so that maybe they will consider what inspired professor Tolkien. All that being said, you do have a pleasant soothing voice. I wish you luck and good fortune.

@@onenerdtorulethem-all I also want to apologize for overreacting.

@garygor1960 I will agree that the production of Rings of Power is not the best interpretation of tolkien work however I find the character of Adar one it's only redeeming qualities because of his depth and characterisation as an original character, as opposed to other characters that they have taken directly from tolkiens legendarium and have haphazardly shoe horned their stories in to try and fit a narrative that they do so poorly. Like many works from novel to screen, they are not going to be perfect, and each depiction is open to interpretation. Some interpretations are more pleasing than others as some will be much closer to the people vision of the world of Middle Earth.

@garygor1960 it's fine, it's good to be passionate and be able to hold indepth conversations about that topic. There are no hard feelings

@Sirgoldblade I have found the amazon created characters probably the only part that is alright but yeah overall subpar

I agree. From the look to his voice. Would be a dream casting for Tom Bombadil

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Yeah the daughter of Celeborn and Galadriel

Thanks. As you can see the spelling mistake has been corrected

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it and joined my fellowship

haha! I can assure you it is not AI. I'm glad you enjoyed the content though

@@onenerdtorulethem-all Yes it was wonderful

thank you!

thank you, I tried my best!

Thank you! I appreciate it

@Mornings thank you! I appreciate it, glad you enjoyed the video and fingers crossed 🤞

Thank you! Will do

@@KayJay940 haha couldn't agree more

thank you I will! glad you enjoyed it

@breeinatree4811 that sounds amazing! Thank you so much for the kind comment I appreciate it

I appreciate it. Feel free to let me know what you want to see in the future

Breakdowns aren’t usually awesome. Kinda painful actually 😂

@@alst4817 mental breakdowns are usually quite rough... car ones aren't that great either

@brankogolombos9402 thanks for your support it is appreciated

@docsavage8640 thanks for the feedback

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Thank you! Glad you are enjoying the content

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thank you so much I appreciate it

thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it so much, I appreciate the support

@@onenerdtorulethem-all You are always welcome, and I love The Lord of the Rings. It is a beautiful masterpiece.

I agree. Anything written by Tolkien is a masterpiece

@@onenerdtorulethem-all The late Professor Tolkien was also very nonchalant- aka blunt- about his books and not a man who wanted his works turned into an allegory of nonsense. Mr. Jackson's adaptations of LotR are awesome.

@user-pf1st2fy5n thank you so much. I try my best. Appreciate the support

thank you, glad you enjoyed it

they held out hope for him but the power of the one ring was too much for gollum

thanks for your constructive criticism

thanks for the feedback

@@onenerdtorulethem-all sure, i had audio problems that i had to work out as well, if you cant figure it out or you want tips to save time let me know

@@Achaedius I appreciate it, thank you

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@@mariaauxiliadoraramirezbel3903 muchas gracias

@erfelgamazig thank you. Glad you enjoyed it. Both versions are amazing. I can see why certain things were changed for cinematic effect. But both versions are really good. Thanks for the support.

You could definitely say that. He set it in motion

Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it

This is very interesting. Thank you for letting me know

@@onenerdtorulethem-all Here are some quotes from the corpus: "He [Feanor] now claimed the kingship of all the Gnomes, since Finn (4) was dead, in spite of the decree of the Gods" "But the Gnomes of Tun would not renounce the kingship of Fingolfin, and as two divided hosts therefore they set forth..." SoMe, The Quenta "He [Feanor] now claimed the kingship of all the Noldor, since Finwë was dead, and mocked the decree of the Valar." "Yet the Noldor of Tûn would not now renounce the kingship of Fingolfin; and as two divided hosts, therefore, they at length set forth upon their bitter road" LRaoW, Quenta Silmarillion "...and Fingolfin ruled the Noldor of Túna." "He [Feanor] claimed now the kingship of all the Noldor, since Finwë was dead, and he scorned the decrees of the Valar." "For though he [Feanor] had brought the assembly in a mind to depart, by no means all were of a mind to take Fëanor as king. Greater love was given to Fingolfin and his sons, and his household and the most part of the dwellers in Tirion refused to renounce him, if he would go with them." MR, Annals of Aman "After banishment of Feanor (& Finwe) Ingoldo became king, and took name of Finwe; but was known as Vinya Finwe or Ingoldo Finwe. From Ingoldofinwe > Ingolfin. [If Fingolfin is used at all this must be for Finwe·nolofinwe.]" Parma Eldalamberon 17 "*tāro king: only used of the legitimate kings of the whole tribes, as Ingwe of the Lindar, Finwë of the Noldor (and later Fingolfin and Fingon of all the exiled Gnomes). The word used of a lord or king of a specified region was aran (âr)," LR, Etymologies

Thank you, I have since been told about the correct pronunciation since uploading this video. I appreciate your comment

Thank you so much! Glad you liked it

@@onenerdtorulethem-all you're genuinely amazing

Thank you

Thank you so much! I'm glad you are finding this so useful. I plan to expand on this and add more interactive maps as well to further explain the motions in each battle easier. Thanks for the support

​@@onenerdtorulethem-all Animated maps like you see with some history UA-camrs would be awesome for LOTR content! Taking book descriptions of things to animate them, of course

@@newsaxonyproductions7871 this is definitely something I am planning on working my way up to in the future just slowly learning new skills

I would recommend looking into the Second Siege of Vienna. It's suspiciously similar to the Siege of Minas Tirith

Hi thanks for your comment. I looked around for information a fair bit, you are 100% correct in feeling that the Hornburg and Gondor were following the same stream of thinking, systematically they are very one and the same just different locations. I looked for some info on the Tolkien Estate website and a website called Den of Geek has some cool stuff about other differences from the story we know and love today. So I would encourage you looking at those because they both have some good reads on there. Thanks again for the support!

@@onenerdtorulethem-all I'm curious what you think of Tolkien having basically the same battle happen twice? Do you think it's overly-repetitive storytelling, or is there enough differences to where it doesn't bother you? My thoughts are kind of conflicted after my latest re-read, and I'd like to hear another fan's opinion

For "early drafts" of LotR see: The History of Middle-earth Volumes VI-IX

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@@onenerdtorulethem-all omg you're a British female who does Lord of the Rings vidoes? That is awesome haha keep making vidoes

I am indeed! haha glad you are enjoying the content

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Thank you so much. It's really appreciated

Thank you! And you will do for sure

Thank you so much, I'm glad you enjoyed it 😊

Thank you so much. I appreciate it!

That's what really drove him to madness. Not enough clubs in Minas Tirith to rave in