[ SECRET POST #3802 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3802 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Funniest character deaths

[philstar22]

Finrod. Killed biting a werewolf to death. I love that. He's just badass. Also Glorfindel, killed because the balrog he's just sent to its death was able to grab his hair. Fingolfin's death is a bit funny even though it is also badass. Because he's an elf, and he goes up to this giant, evil god character and basically stabs his feet so hard they forever after hurt Melkor. That to me is funny.

All of Dean's deaths in Mystery Spot.

Re: Funniest character deaths

[(Anonymous)]

Glorfindel's death always made me wonder if he cut his hair short the second time around. Or at least put it up. Maybe he invented man-buns.

It also bugs me that while there's plenty of fanart of him, including some with the balrog, I can't find much of the balrog grabbing his hair.

Re: Funniest character deaths

[philstar22]

Glorfindel would totally rock a man-bun. And he's so awesome no one would comment. And yes, I wish there was more fanart depicting that part of the scene.

Re: Funniest character deaths

[(Anonymous)]

I think it was too bad that Finrod and Glorfindel were buried, I sort of wanted to see them eaten by orcs or werewolves (I don't feel bad saying that, since they were both reincarnated - you don't really need a grave for your old body, if you're just going to come back to life in a brand new body).

I guess werewolves would just eat their victims raw like regular wolves, but the orcs could have invented all kinds of methods of cooking with balrog fire. Your could have roasted elf, possibly fried elf, if they had a pan big enough, elf-kebab...