#Arwen undomiel

[arwenindomiel]

Everyone in Middle-Earth is Brown [103/?]: Elrond & Arwen | insp

There sat a lady fair to look upon, and so like was she in form of womanhood to Elrond that Frodo guessed that she was one of his close kindred.

[autistook]

Liv Tyler as Arwen Undómiel

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ARAGORN II & ARWEN UNDÓMIEL THE LORD OF THE RINGS: Return of the King (2003)

[hollyyy555]

Lord of the Rings BTS, Pt. 2

[thesummerestsolstice]

See one of my favorite Rivendell headcanons is that even though it's a wonderful, peaceful sanctuary, pretty much everyone there could be incredibly dangerous if they wanted to be. Like, let's think about who lives in that valley.

Elrond Peredhel, resident healer and eldritch crime against nature, self-explanatory

Glorfindel, slayer of balrogs, self-explanatory

Erestor, probably Feanorian, definitely dangerous

Old Feanorian diehards, all of whom are probably looking for an excuse to commit morally justified violence

Old Gondolindrim/Iathrim, who, despite what they might tell you, are exactly as dangerous as the Feanorians

Garthaglir the Library Orc, who absolutely remembers how to use the giant battleaxe he keeps behind his desk

A strange, shadowy figure roaming the valley who I'm *sure* isn't Maglor Feanorian, but who is nonetheless a terrifying singer

Elladan and Elrohir, who have spent the last several centuries becoming nightmare fuel for Sauron's forces

Arwen, eldritch, bites

Bilbo Baggins, not to be underestimated, can defeat a grown man with nothing more than his scathingly polite commentary

Dunedain visitors, vaguely feral, highly trained

Aragorn, very feral, highly trained

Lindir, not actually dangerous, but if you upset him you are going to have problems with everyone else on this list

I actually really like the idea that a lot of the people who live in Rivendell are inherently kind of dangerous, because it means that they're actively choosing peace and kindness for themselves and I love that.

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Miranda Otto as Éowyn and Liv Tyler as Arwen Undomiel

THE LORD OF THE RINGS TRILOGY (2001 - 2003) dir. Peter Jackson

[sugurugetos]

ARAGORN II & ARWEN UNDÓMIEL THE TWO TOWERS — 2002

[sylvanmigdal]

lorbs of the rings

[velvet4510]

NEW VERSION. :)

[maedictus]

I would rather share one lifetime with you than face all the ages of this world alone.

[tuserlivia]

LIV TYLER as ARWEN UNDÓMIEL Lord of The Rings: The Two Towers (2002)

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“I would rather share one lifetime with you than face all the ages of this world alone”

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The Lord of the Rings, 2001-2003

dir. Peter Jackson

[rhaenyratargeryen]

THE LORD OF THE RINGS: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)

[hollyyy555]

Lord of the Rings BTS, Pt. 4

[wild-flowerhoney]

elrond as a dad is a concept people don't use enough frankly. just. elrohir and elladan and arwen following their ada around like ducklings. as they grow they keep doing it and it's not uncommon to see three adult elves just shadowing their father whenever they're not off causing chaos.

then arwen leaves and aragorn all but drops on elrond's lap and he picks up on it and now its elrohir, elladan and estel making a line after him. estel gets left behind easily so elrond is in the habit of checking that he's got all his kids following him.

after, in valinor, elrond will sometimes falter, not hearing the familiar steps following his own. even after elrohir and elladan sail, he'll turn every so often and freeze, panicking for a moment because where are arwen and estel? when did he leave them behind? and as soon as that moment is over he's just feeling the loss of them all over again. the twins never say anything, never protest or even seem to notice the sudden stops. they just leave him time to compose himself until he's ready to keep walking.