#Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring

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[emziess]

The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring dir. Peter Jackson (Released 19 December 2001)

[merilles]

The girls having a celebratory luncheon in Rivendell after defeating Mordirith (based on the image to the right)

[beardedmrbean]

Poor Billy

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some quick lotr studies :]

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[cats-spilled-wine]

It was such a fun and peaceful afternoon. And we have a river nearby, which makes it all the more beautiful and special. It's fun and so different and refreshing to sit on a fallen log, surrounded by trees and nature sounds for a change, instead of in my room in front of an art tablet, knees under my chin, resembling Gollum with my incoherent mumbling and humming.

Also, it's really nice to have the opportunity of eating wild blueberries straight from the bush.

[multi-bookworm]

I can't believe how good lord of the rings is. Like, I hadn't watched it in ages and I am just wowed. I don't remember it being this damn bloody good. Every moment tied so well into everything. It felt like that 9 hours was not enough.

I feel changed as a person.

SAMWISE. WHAT AN ABSOLUTE LEGEND! THERE IS NOBODY IN THE WORLD A BETTER FRIEND THAN HE IS OH MY GOODNESS.

Also Gimli, Legolas, and Aragorn are literally the best trio in the entire series how is this up for debate? They summoned an undead army to the aid of Minas Tirith, they countlessly balanced the odds, themselves alone, doing the work of a hundred men. They are possibly responsible for the death of a whole third of Saurons army. Their loyalty NEVER wavered and they were a huge driving force which essentially allowed for Frodo to reach as far as he did without that much opposition. Right from the fellowship of the ring to the end of the return of the king those three men carried and I could write a whole essay upon why.

[nochd]

Yes, but... but I wish they had played Merry and Pippin's entrance just a little more seriously. Just a little more. Just enough to have Frodo object because he doesn't want them going into danger, and get just a tiny fraction of Merry's "We are your friends, Frodo" speech from the book. Even if it's just the actual line "We're your friends, Frodo."

December 18th - The Fellowship is formed

[live-laugh-legolas]

I was reading this post by @just-a-little-cellist and I was inspired to do something similar but with the fellowship

I’ve done a few more specific mental health hc’s but this is just their general relationship with mental health as opposed to how they handle others with something specific if that makes sense

Also I’m not trying to diagnose any characters; you shouldn’t make assumptions about others, these are just my hcs for some version of the characters, whether canon or not, we will never know

The Fellowship and mental health

Aragorn:

-He is very knowledgeable about different mental health disorders

-Very quick to pick up on it

-I don’t imagine him having any personal experience with any of it though

-I could imagine him having ADHD as a kid and although it doesn’t just go away he has learned to mask it incredibly well

-He has mixed thoughts on medication; he’s not against it but he personally won’t take anything

Legolas:

-I think elves are a split bunch

-Their knowledge of mental health is scattered

-Elves are not shy with feelings but I don’t imagine them having many problems when not in a time of grief

-And I think Legolas was especially sheltered from any mental health discussions

-Maybe the woodland elves are less open to the idea since I think Elrond knows everything about mental disorders

-A cultural difference I suppose

-He loves learning though so he will ask lots of questions

Gimli:

-Dwarves are not strangers to troubled mental health

-They are openly emotional and expressive

-But they don’t put names to it; the idea of disorders is not in their nature

-Like they will openly discuss having trouble but don’t tell them they have depression or something

Boromir:

-I could totally see him having anxiety that he’s learned to suppress because his father is a dickhead

-He knows about the more common disorders and is very supportive

-He doesn’t always understand and sometimes he accidentally comes across as dismissive

-I’ve mentioned before that I kinda picture him to be similar to Arthur from BBC’s Merlin (but when he learns to be a bit nicer lol)

-He’s trying his best; he needs a little patience to learn is all

Frodo:

-He reads a lot so I don’t think he’s any stranger

-I think PTSD from the events in LOTR is the first time personally experiencing neurodivergence though

-Bilbo’s definitely got a pinch of something but I couldn’t tell you what

-So he doesn’t really question anyone; he’s kinda like “well, if I meet someone quirkier than my uncle it will be a wondrous day”

Sam:

-I think he’s pretty naive to mental disorders

-Not because he doesn’t want to learn; but he just doesn’t know better

-He may be a bit judgmental at first

-Like I could imagine him making a comment like “what’s up with them?” kind of thing

-But he truly doesn’t mean to be offensive

-He doesn’t branch out much from the people and things he knows so anything new is strange

-But he will be so supportive and will never live down his own regret for saying something even slightly offensive

Merry:

-He knows every disorder, every sign and symptom, and everything to actually have the disorder

-Like this guy has read every version of the DSM

-He finds it fascinating how people’s brains work so differently

-He totally thinks he can diagnose people though; which isn’t great Merry

Pippin:

-Literally doesn’t care

-And I mean he doesn’t judge and it doesn’t change how he thinks of someone

-It’s just kinda like “yeah they do that sometimes; it’s part of their charm”

-Will stim with someone absentmindedly; he is just inherently a copy cat

Gandalf:

-Obviously he knows all the shit and doesn’t discriminate against anyone

-Violently protective if someone makes an inconsiderate, presumptuous, or offensive comment

-Gives kind advice if someone is struggling; but he won’t be overbearing or draw a lot of attention to it

-Ik for some people it is part of their identity and he respects that, but he isn’t going to make jokes or anything (like example: a majority of my friends, which isn’t a lot tbh, are autistic and I joke with them that clearly I have ✨a type✨)

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I personally have my own struggles and experience with my own mental health but I am not the most educated despite this. I know my own diagnoses pretty well but it’s only a small amount compared to the vast number of different disorders.

If anything in here is written in a way that is offensive please let me know; I try my best but it’s entirely possible I am blinded to certain things

Anyway love everyone and I hope you all are doing well :)

[archmageell]

For so sworn good or evil an oath may not be broken and it shall pursue oathkeeper and oathbreaker to the world's end.

[stellastra-scribbles]

[October 2024] Some pencil sketches I drew during my aunt and I's re-reading sessions of The Fellowship of the Ring back in October. We've been reading it on-and-off, but we just finished it last week! We plan on starting The Two Towers soon, but we need a bit of a break lol. I also drew the Hobbits but they looked kinda bad imo shhhhh

I tried to draw my own interpretations of the characters, but the Peter Jackson movies were my introduction to the series when I was a tiny kid so I won't deny that they largely influenced how I imagined them~

[streets-in-paradise]

*a few hours after the fellowship leaves Rivendel*

Pippin: Are we there yet?

Boromir: No.

Legolas: Not yet.

Pippin: Okay. Are we there yet?

Legolas: No.

*Going through Caradhras*

Pippin: Are we there yet?

Aragorn: No!

Pippin: Are we there... yet?

Gandalf: Yes.

Pippin: Really?

Gandalf: NO!

*at the gates of Moria*

Pippin: Are we there yet?!

Gimli: No!

Pippin: Are we there yet?!

Aragorn: No, we are not!

Pippin: ARE WE THERE YET?!?!

Aragorn and Legolas: NO!!!!!!

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

Saint James converts the Magus Hermogenes (Ἑρμογένης), an illustration in Vincent de Beauvais, Historical Spesulum vol 2, Bibliothèque nationale de France, Paris, Arsenal 5080, fol. 10v° Saint James first controls the demons that Hermogenes had sent against him, then shows mercy towards Hermogenes himself, who remains in James' thrall notwithstanding his magic books. Confused, Hermogenes converts. :: [Robert Scott Horton]

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“And some things that should not have been forgotten were lost. History became legend. Legend became myth. And for two and a half thousand years, the ring passed out of all knowledge.” ― Galadriel in The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, The Lord of the Rings

[feanors-mom]

It’s giving Juggalo

The one thing I overwhelmingly remember from watching the Lotr Appendices as a child. This stupid hair style they gave Elrond for Aragorn's coronation and walked back when they saw how dumb it looked.

[healing-your-inner-child]

Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring