[ SECRET POST #4184 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4184 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Glorfindel owns

[(Anonymous)]

I understand combining his stuff with another character for the movie, but I think it came back to bite them in the Hobbit. Galadriel should have glowed the way Glorfindel does when Frodo's at the river, not looked like a Ringwraith.

Anyway, I would love to see Glorfindel in something. I wonder if we ever get a Silmarillion adaptation and they do Gondolin where Glorfindel's probably a bigger character, and if they redo LOTR, if they'd bring him back then. I just want to see him interact with Elrond and Erestor.

[(Anonymous)]

Word!

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Glorfindel's great. I love him in the BBC radio adaptation. But I've often wondered: why didn't Tolkien just make up a different name the second time it came up? It would have saved him a whole lot of trouble.

And made for less intriguing world-building of course - perhaps that's the reason.