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* ShipTease: Arondir and Bronywn have some sexual tension going on and people in Tirharad start to gossip about them immediately.
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* WeHaveBecomeComplacent: Galadriel believes the Elves became content and blind to a possible return of Sauron.
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* WeHaveBecomeComplacent: Galadriel believes the Elves became content and blind to a possible return of Sauron.Sauron.
* WhiteIsPure: The elvish children shown in Valinor all wear white, signifying this was a time of innocence and happiness for Elves until Morgoth destroyed Laurelin and Telperion.
* WhiteIsPure: The elvish children shown in Valinor all wear white, signifying this was a time of innocence and happiness for Elves until Morgoth destroyed Laurelin and Telperion.
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* CoveredInMud: Poor Poppy makes her first appearance by falling with her face into a puddle of mud...[[SlippingIntoStink and some other stuff]].
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* DramaPanes: Galadriel stop in front of a thin wall of ice and contemplates several seconds at seeing her reflexion before breaking the ice.
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* CoolBigBro: Finrod is introduced as the sweet older brother who tries to educate his younger sister and keep in check her explosive temper.
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* AllTrollsAreDifferent: Galadriel fights a snow-troll inhabiting Sauron's stronghold in Forodwaith. The beast has a vaguely humanoid shape, his had has 4 tusks and can crawl over the walls.
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* AsYouKnow:
** The Harfoots are introduced discussing about how seeing hunters in Rhovanion this early in the year is a bad omen because last time when they traveled this far, it was during a bad meteorological event called the Great Frost, which made humans to migrate aimlessly. Their worries are actually a foreshadowing for something far worse.
** Medhor reminds Arondir that in the both occasions an Elf and a Human fell in love, it ended only in death and tragedy, as a warning for his secret affair with Bronwyn. Later, Arondir discusses with his warden about how they have been stationed in the Southlands for 79 years.
** The Harfoots are introduced discussing about how seeing hunters in Rhovanion this early in the year is a bad omen because last time when they traveled this far, it was during a bad meteorological event called the Great Frost, which made humans to migrate aimlessly. Their worries are actually a foreshadowing for something far worse.
** Medhor reminds Arondir that in the both occasions an Elf and a Human fell in love, it ended only in death and tragedy, as a warning for his secret affair with Bronwyn. Later, Arondir discusses with his warden about how they have been stationed in the Southlands for 79 years.
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* BlackMagic: Galadriel finds proof in Sauron's stronghold in Forodwaith that he used black magic on Orcs for obscure goals.
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* CassandraTruth: Galadriel tries to convince Elrond and Gil-galad that the sigil of Sauron she found in Forodwaith is a clear proof that he is somewhere out there planning to strike again. None of them listen to her. Gil-galad arranges for Galadriel to be send away in Valinor, and Elrond thinks she is paranoid from spending too many centuries searching for Sauron.
* {{Cliffhanger}}: The pilot ends with the coming of the Stranger in Middle-earth and being discovered by Nori.
* {{Cliffhanger}}: The pilot ends with the coming of the Stranger in Middle-earth and being discovered by Nori.
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** Galadriel is only a young child in the prologue but is already getting into a scuffle with another bratty elf child who deliberately sinks her paper boat, pushing him to the ground and moving as if to punch him before she’s stopped by Finrod. This seems to be a common occurrence as a clearly amused Finrod asks, "Did you lose your footing again, Galadriel?".
** Elrond is introduced sitting relaxed in a tree, trying to write a speech for King Gil-galad.
** Arondir is a Silvan Elf and the first non-white elf to be introduced. His job is to watch over the people of Southlands, who hate Elves for treating them as some second class citizens.
** Galadriel is only a young child in the prologue but is already getting into a scuffle with another bratty elf child who deliberately sinks her paper boat, pushing him to the ground and moving as if to punch him before she’s stopped by Finrod. This seems to be a common occurrence as a clearly amused Finrod asks, "Did you lose your footing again, Galadriel?".
** Elrond is introduced sitting relaxed in a tree, trying to write a speech for King Gil-galad.
** Arondir is a Silvan Elf and the first non-white elf to be introduced. His job is to watch over the people of Southlands, who hate Elves for treating them as some second class citizens.
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* TheMutiny: Galadriel's small company of Elves decide to rebel against her orders to continue the search for Sauron's whereabouts, after finally getting fed up with Galadriel's willingness to constantly risk their lives. After getting attacked and almost killed by a snow-troll, they all put down their swords in front of her to communicate their unwillingness to continue her restless quest. Several episode later, Galadriel recounts to Halbrand how deeply betrayed she felt when her company mutinied against her.
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* MysticalPlague: The Southlands are affected by a mysterious black plague that sickens the vegetation and the animals.
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* BattleAmongstTheFlames: The Elves and Men fight the forces of Morgoth in rain, while everything is burning down around them, witht eh inplication of the scene being The Dagor Bragollach or Battle of the Sudden Flame.
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* BattleAmongstTheFlames: The Elves and Men fight the forces of Morgoth in rain, while everything is burning down around them, witht eh inplication with the implication of the scene being The Dagor Bragollach or Battle of the Sudden Flame.Flame.
* BirdVsSerpent: A Great Eagle is shown being defeated and killed by a Fell Beast during the Battle of the Sudden Flame. The scene seems to answer the question of why The Great Eagles didn't help the Fellowship in the movies, a question that was often put by the regular fans.
* BirdVsSerpent: A Great Eagle is shown being defeated and killed by a Fell Beast during the Battle of the Sudden Flame. The scene seems to answer the question of why The Great Eagles didn't help the Fellowship in the movies, a question that was often put by the regular fans.
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* FantasticRacism: The woodland Elves and Southrons don't like each other. The Southrons are tired of being blamed for their ancestors joining sides with Morgoth, while the Elves distrust the Southrons because is in their blood to side with evil forces, and is the Elves' job to make sure they don't overstep again.
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* FantasticRacism: The woodland Elves and Southrons don't like each other. The Southrons are tired of being blamed for their ancestors ancestors' joining sides with Morgoth, while the Elves distrust the Southrons because is in their blood to side with evil forces, and is the Elves' job to make sure they don't overstep again.
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* BattleAmongstTheFlames: The Elves and Men fight the forces of Morgoth in rain, while everything is burning down around them.
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* BattleAmongstTheFlames: The Elves and Men fight the forces of Morgoth in rain, while everything is burning down around them.them, witht eh inplication of the scene being The Dagor Bragollach or Battle of the Sudden Flame.
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* BattleAmongstTheFlames: The Elves and Men fight the forces of Morgoth in rain, while everything is burning down around them.
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* PlotBasedVoiceCancellation: We don't really get to see what Findor answers to Galadriel's question about how the boat will know what light to follow.
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* BothSidesHaveAPoint: Elrond and Galadriel argue about her abandoning her mission and going to live peacefully in Valinor. Galadriel has a good point about the Elves being blind to the possible return of Sauron, but so does Elrond when he tells Galadriel that seeking out Sauron wont bring her any peace, only leading to the death of more Elves on a mission about which she might be mistaken.
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* BothSidesHaveAPoint: Elrond and Galadriel argue about her abandoning her mission and going to live peacefully in Valinor. Galadriel has a good point about the Elves being blind to the possible return of Sauron, but so does Elrond when he tells Galadriel that seeking out Sauron wont won't bring her any peace, only leading to the death of more Elves on a mission about which she might be mistaken.
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* GardenOfEden: Valinor is described as this by Galadriel. Valinor is an idyllic Paradise-like place to the Elves. And just like Eve and Adam, they 'fell' from Paradise and had to experience for the first time in their life, death and sorrow.
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* GardenOfEden: GardenOfEden: Galadriel describes Valinor is described as this by Galadriel. Valinor is an idyllic Paradise-like place to the Elves. And just like Eve and Adam, they 'fell' from Paradise and had to experience for the first time in their life, death and sorrow.
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* AdaptationDistillation: The oath Finrod and a few Elves take an oath to defeat Morgoth, is reminiscent of the Oath of Fëanor.
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* AdaptationDistillation: The oath Finrod and a few Elves take an oath to defeat Morgoth, is reminiscent of the Oath of Fëanor.
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* BothSidesHaveAPoint: Elrond and Galadriel arguing about her abandoning her mission and going to live peacefully in Valinor. Galadriel has a good point about the Elves being blind to the possible return of Sauron, but so does Elrond when he tells Galadriel that seeking out Sauron wont bring her any peace, only leading to the death of more Elves on a mission about which she might be mistaken.
* BookEnds: In the first few minutes showing Galadriel's childhood, her older brother, Finrod, tells her an anecdote about why a ship can sail and a rock cannot, and Galadriel asks which light is the sail supposed to follow when the water can reflect the light just as strong. By the end of the episode, Galadriel refuses to return into Valinor by jumping in the water from her ship, also swan-shaped.
* BookEnds: In the first few minutes showing Galadriel's childhood, her older brother, Finrod, tells her an anecdote about why a ship can sail and a rock cannot, and Galadriel asks which light is the sail supposed to follow when the water can reflect the light just as strong. By the end of the episode, Galadriel refuses to return into Valinor by jumping in the water from her ship, also swan-shaped.
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* BothSidesHaveAPoint: Elrond and Galadriel arguing argue about her abandoning her mission and going to live peacefully in Valinor. Galadriel has a good point about the Elves being blind to the possible return of Sauron, but so does Elrond when he tells Galadriel that seeking out Sauron wont bring her any peace, only leading to the death of more Elves on a mission about which she might be mistaken.
* BookEnds: In the first few minutes showing Galadriel's childhood, her older brother, Finrod, tells her an anecdote about why a ship can sail and a rock cannot, and Galadriel asks which light is the sail supposed to follow when the water can reflect the light just as strong. By the end of the episode, Galadriel remembers her brother's words and refuses to returninto to Valinor by jumping in the water from her ship, also swan-shaped.ship.
* BookEnds: In the first few minutes showing Galadriel's childhood, her older brother, Finrod, tells her an anecdote about why a ship can sail and a rock cannot, and Galadriel asks which light is the sail supposed to follow when the water can reflect the light just as strong. By the end of the episode, Galadriel remembers her brother's words and refuses to return
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** Galadriel narrates house Morgoth destroyed the Two Trees of Valinor and turned the city of Valmar into a wasteland. After that, the Elves had to leave Valinor for Middle-earth.
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** Galadriel narrates house how Morgoth destroyed the Two Trees of Valinor and turned the city of Valmar Tirion into a wasteland. After that, the Elves had to leave Valinor for Middle-earth.
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* GardenOfEden: Valinor is described as this by Galadriel. Valinor existed first, being an idyllic Paradise-like place to the Elves. And just like Eve and Adam, they 'fell' from Paradise and had to experience for the first time in their life, death and sorrow.
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* GardenOfEden: Valinor is described as this by Galadriel. Valinor existed first, being is an idyllic Paradise-like place to the Elves. And just like Eve and Adam, they 'fell' from Paradise and had to experience for the first time in their life, death and sorrow.
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* OddFriendship: Elrond, an erudite Elf and Galadriel, a fiery ActionGirl and long-lived friends.
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* OddFriendship: Elrond, an erudite Elf and Galadriel, a fiery ActionGirl and are long-lived friends.
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* WanderingCulture: Marigold has to explain her daughter why their people are not worried about the rest of the world. They move from place place according to the seasons, without ever deviating from their established path.
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* WanderingCulture: Marigold has to explain her daughter why their people are not worried about the rest of the world. They move from place to place according to the seasons, without ever deviating from their established path.
