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daryun · 9 days ago

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Why did no one tell me I am in War of the Rohirrim?

#I'm not even joking people I could tell you the plot of this film with Arslan Senki manga caps #Daryun #Fréaláf Hildeson #war of the rohirrim #the heroic legend of arslan

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soli-nepenthe · 3 days ago

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Is it sad that I'm down bad for fictional men who show the slightest hint of kindness, empathy, understanding, self-control (maybe with a streak of chivalry/heroism but not vainglorious) willing to protect those they love in a heartbeat? But mostly the kindness???

#rambles #lads zayne #lads sylus #frealaf hildeson #fréaláf hildeson #if you show me kindness where i was expecting none/i am lost #there's probably more fictional men #these are the ones in my headspace rn #honestly all the lads boys #gwindor

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soli-nepenthe · 4 days ago

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he is a dream

Frealaf my beloved

#lotr: war of the rohirrim #i love him #fréaláf hildeson #what a man #only in fiction #also the movie was leagues beyond the trashfire that is rop

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morgulscribe · 6 months ago

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Average Life Expectancy of the Kings of Rohan

As part of some statistical research I am doing, I asked ChatGPT to give me a list of the Kings of Rohan who died of natural causes and their ages at death. I specified that Eomer should not be counted in this number, because his grandmother was of Gondorian descent. According to ChatGPT, the average age of the Rohirric kings at death would be 75.08 years.

Based upon this research on the Rohirrim, it might be reasonable to assume that the men of Near and Far Harad, Khand, and Rhun would have a similar life expectancy of 75 years. Since women typically live at least 5 years longer than men, the women of these lands might have a life expectancy of 80 or more. Of course, the lower classes would probably have shorter lifespans than the ruling classes due to poorer living conditions.

The reason why I am doing this research is because I am trying to determine the average lifespan for Middle-earth humans not of Numenorean descent.

I do not know if this information will help anyone's writing, but I am posting it anyway.

A List of Rohirric Kings Who Died of Natural Causes and Their Ages of Death

Brego: 71 (technically died of grief) Aldor the Old: 102 Fréa: 77 Fréawine: 75 Goldwine: 70 Déor: 80 Gram: 75 Fréaláf Hildeson: 78 Brytta Léofa: 70 Folcwine: 65 Fengel: 63 Thengel: 75

#rohan #rohirrim #tolkien research #elfhild's essays

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grymghoul · 10 months ago

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Character List:

#navigation

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arofili · 4 years ago

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men of middle-earth ♞ house of éorl ♞ headcanon disclaimer

Hild was the daughter of Gram and the younger sister of Helm. She was a mighty shieldmaiden, riding into battle alongside her brother against the enemies of Rohan; she was also a falconer, and hunted always with a bird of prey at her side. She wed the warrior Wulfstan and bore him a son, Ethelward, who grew into a soldier as great as his parents. When Rohan was invaded by Dunlendings, Hild and her family fought along Crown Prince Haleth to defend Edoras from their enemies. As the battle turned ill, Haleth ordered his aunt and cousin to retreat with as many folk as they could gather. Though they were loath to abandon Meduseld, Hild and Ethelward obeyed his command, fleeing to Dunharrow. Wulfstan remained by the side of Haleth his prince, and both were slain when Wulf, leader of the Dunlendings, at last broke through into the Golden Hall and usurped the throne. Hild and Ethelward endured the siege of Dunharrow through the Long Winter, entirely cut off from the other Rohirric refugees led by Helm in Súthburg. Wulf focused his siege upon the Deep, starving out Prince Háma and luring Helm out into the cold to his death, leaving Hild and Ethelward to plot for revenge. Early in the spring, Hild and her son led a daring surprise raid against the Dunlendings in Edoras. Hild fell in the battle, wounding Wulf with her last blow and giving Ethelward the chance to slay the usurper. As the last remaining heir of the Kings of Rohan, Ethelward leaned upon the support of his cousin Saulwyn to earn the trust of the people, and was soon thereafter crowned King Fréaláf Hildeson, first of the second line of Kings.