Two Elves In Cuiviénen, When The World Was Young.

Two Elves In Cuiviénen, When The World Was Young.

Two elves in Cuiviénen, when the world was young.

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Two Elves In Cuiviénen, When The World Was Young.

Their names are Lalwë & Rayë. They're twins and I have a doc full of notes about their whole life stories that i might share at some point.

Two Elves In Cuiviénen, When The World Was Young.

the writing isn't a canonical script, just gibberish. I'm using it as an Avari script. It spells: Khintarwe, Khindorwe. Khin means here or now, tar means to stand with connotations of nobility, dor means to dwell or abide, or land, or firmness, and -we is a plural pronoun. In short, it means, here we stand, here we stay. It's the Avari's general response to Oromë's invitation to Valinor: no thanks, Eru put us here and this is where we are meant to be.

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Can i share something that happened to me last year

I'm minding my own business and this guy who I kind of know but wouldn't really consider myself friends with (trauma bonded on a school trip last year and haven't spoken since) comes up to me like hey, what are you doing? And I say: world-building the ancient history of Lord of the Rings. And then I proceed to tell him all about the various genocides of the first age, with a side note on Maedhros' Quenya name, which literally means 'the hot redhead who's third in line for the throne', with his mother name meaning 'hot damn', his father name meaning 'third of the king's name' and his nickname meaning 'redhead'. Then I explain that loads of elves get nicknames, like Gil-Galad and other people who I can't remember.

And he goes cool, can I have an elvish nickname? And I say sure, what do you want it to mean?

And he goes: big daddy

and I don't know what's more embarrassing: a) he thought that, b) he asked that, or c) I could translate that off the top of my head.


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In Sindarin: Belegada In Quenya: Poldatya or Poldatto both Beleg and Polda refer not only to 'big' as in size but also in the sense that a big daddy is powerful mighty influential etc also 'daddy' in elvish - ada atya or atto - doesn't have the same connotations of a rich sugar daddy kind of providing figure (or if it does jirt mcCatholic the conservative and repressed definately didn't put that in Laws and Customs of the Eldar) modern english only uses 'father' as in 'estranged dickhead sperm donor' and 'daddy' as in 'I wear what he wants and he takes such good care of meee~ I'm a little kitten I'll follow this toxic man anywhere <3' elvish uses 'daddy' as in 'actual pure innocent child addressing their dad get your head out of the gutter' and 'father' as in 'lord and leader first and greatest of us all I pledge my undying loyalty to thee i will follow thee to the ends of arda for thy wisdom is unrivalled and thou art noble and fair and glorious in thy wrath i place my faith in thee my lord my prince my king for i know thou shalt not lead me astray...' then the doom of the noldor happens and everyone dies in agony anyway this is effectively the same as 'ill do as my daddy says because i love him so much~~~' so it would better fit the spirit of 'big daddy' to actually say 'great/noble father' in elvish? but im not telling my dumbass friend that he can walk around like an idiot and be proud of his poorly-translated epessë like the pretentious but secretly insecure ass he secretly is
3 months ago

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5 months ago

An explanation of why so many of Tolkein's characters have 'grey eyes':

Historian: So what colour were Maglor's eyes?

Maglor's eyes:

An Explanation Of Why So Many Of Tolkein's Characters Have 'grey Eyes':

Witness: Definitely grey. Historian: Ok, great. Now, what colour were Lúthien's eyes. Lúthien's eyes:

An Explanation Of Why So Many Of Tolkein's Characters Have 'grey Eyes':

Witness: ... Witness: ... uh Witness: ... let's go with grey?


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2 weeks ago

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5 months ago

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5 months ago

im sorry but i only heard "There once was an elf from tirion Who slew many elves in sirion" as the start of a limerick???

There once was an elf from Tirion Who slew many elves in Sirion; Seeing who died, In grief, he cried: "Curse those damn rocks - we're sick of 'em!"

there once was an elf from tirion who slew many elves in sirion


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3 months ago

What the Jedi say: Always in motion, the future is

What the Jedi mean: Hell if I know

What the Jedi say: Luminous beings we are, not this crude matter

What the Jedi mean: I just did something extremely dangerous and/or buckwild and will spout whatever bullshit it takes to get the medics off my ass

What the Jedi say: May The Force be with you

What the Jedi mean: Fuck off

What the Jedi say: I follow the will of The Force

What the Jedi mean: I have absolutely no idea what I'm doing and at this point you should be afraid to ask

What the Jedi say: The Force will be with you, always

What the Jedi mean: See ya never, fuckers

Jedi-isms

What Jedi say: Emotions lead down a dark path.

What Jedi mean: Calm your tits before you hurt somebody.

What Jedi say: The Force shall reveal the time for action.

What Jedi mean: Nah.

What Jedi say: I sense darkness in you.

What Jedi mean: Hey, asshole.

What Jedi say: The Force works in mysterious ways.

What Jedi mean: That’s the worst question I’ve ever heard.

What Jedi say: I will meditate on your words.

What Jedi mean: Go fuck yourself.


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1 month ago

Ah yes, the Seven Genocidal Sons of Feanor -

Helen of Troy, Beyoncé, Bear Grylls, Scrooge McDuck, Nikola Tesla and the Grady twins

Whoever mentioned a post about going to war and meeting Maglor is like going to war and meeting Beyoncé, I love you lmao- Now consider, going to war and meeting Maedhros, which is basically like going to war and meeting the world's top super-model✨


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