#Morfydd Clark

[eye-of-mordor]

He perceived at once that Galadriel would be his chief adversary and obstacle, and he endeavoured therefore to placate her, bearing her scorn with outward patience and courtesy.

[serailovesbagelsetc]

If I hear criticism of Morfydd Clark’s acting one more time…

(˵ •̀ᴗ•́˵)و MORFYDD CLARK as SAURON in The Rings of Power ⭑ 2.01 "Shadow and Flame"

[itch-for-subotic]

[beatrizayrees]

Thinking about it, a love triangle would be interesting, Celeborn questioning Galadriel's hatred and obsession with defeating Sauron, Sauron's jealousy, Sauron's anguish, Galadriel's shame in telling Celeborn what happened between them. Haladriel has never been more alive, folks.

[nekroticism]

Another silly comic has been dropped ⚠️

Adar's mystery gauntlet solved!

And a bonus track:

[princessfantaghiro]

Sauron:

I want to look like my wife!😄

(insp.) (requested by @neyafromfrance95)

[buffyfan145]

Just saw about the news "Rings of Power" has cast Jamie Campbell Bower and Eddie Marsan in roles for season 3!!! 😀 I've been a fan of both for years and they're great actors. Jamie's is a series regular while Eddie's is recurring. I do think Jamie is an elf or human, while Eddie is likely a dwarf and possibly Durin's brother.

With Jamie there had been rumors that he had been cast since Megacon Orlando as he told fans that he finally was cast in a non-villain role and was very excited for the project. Seeing the articles, especially Deadline's, that he's not only a series regular but it is for the "high born knight" casting call that was posted in January he very likely is going to be Celeborn, Glorfindel, or Anarion. The show's writers already told us at SD Comic Con that all 3 of those characters will be coming on the show soon and with the time jump it works for all 3.

Now also tagging this as Haladriel as the Deadline article speculated he could be Celeborn and mentioned that Halbrand/Sauron was "Galadriel's love interest". 😏 Some fans might now know this but back before season 1 aired various articles talking about the show all said that he was her love interest, which shocked the fandom as they didn't know the show was going to say that Celeborn died. So very interesting that Deadline worded it this way again as a lot of us are wondering how the show is going to do this not only with them having had Haladriel being a romantic ship, but how popular it is. I always said I hope Celeborn is played by an actor I'm a fan of as I want to like him too and be ok with Galadriel being with him, that he looks a bit like Charlie, is close in age to Morfydd and Charlie, and I am a fan of Jamie and I do see a resemblance. LOL 😀 Will be interesting if the show does go full love triangle as I don't see them ever getting rid of the Haladriel dynamic either, but more that Galadriel is always torn between the two of them and with Sauron always trying to reach out to her all the way till Frodo destroys the One Ring.

But again he very well could also be Glorfindel or Anarion as they should be in season 3 as well.

So again I'm very happy to see these two have been cast and to find out who they're playing. We'll get more casting news soon that will help us figure out more who exactly they're playing and the season's storylines.

[ladyhawke]

MORFYDD CLARK answering what her favorite tv show is experiencing acute Black Sails brain rot at Cannes International Series Festival 2023.

[ladycrazystrange]

I won't get tired of this couple.

My favorite never ending story.

[spellofwinter]

— It was just another of your illusions. — Not all of it.

[eye-of-mordor]

He perceived at once that Galadriel would be his chief adversary and obstacle, and he endeavoured therefore to placate her, bearing her scorn with outward patience and courtesy.

[martanis]

CHARLIE VICKERS and MORFYDD CLARK behind the scenes of The Rings of Power Season 2 Episode 8 "Shadow and Flame"

[anthemias]

Adar & Galadriel ↳ The Rings of Power, S2E8 "Shadow and Flame"

[beatrizayrees]

Celeborn or Witch King? Honestly, he is better suited as a witch king, I believe it is a role he would like to play, I don't see him wanting to be Celeborn. And I don't think Amazon will bring Celeborn any time soon, as they still use Sauron and Galadriel as a way to promote the series.

[fukutomichi]

Inside The Rings of Power S2, E1 | The Lord of The Rings: The Rings of Power

[fatcatlittlebox]

I’m going to agree with you. And I’m purely looking at this from a TROP narrative perspective. Adar had spent all season 2 talking about how Morgoth’s crown was an effective weapon against Sauron and she never once entertains using it for herself. She lies about her relationship with him? Why? Why shame if there is no guilt? And why guilt if she feels nothing for him? She doesn’t ever reach for Morgoth’s crown or try to possess it even when it is RIGHT in front of her. Instead she gets free and yeets out of there without trying to take it? Secondly both Adar and Elrond both consider Galadriel a wild card in their efforts against Sauron because I think they can also sense that tiny bit of hesitation. Taking that into account, and the fact that we know Galadriel in canon never kills him, I would say that if she were to continue paralleling Frodo in TROP, I think she’s going to be faced with the opportunity to strike him down but won’t in an act of pity. Like Frodo pitied Gollum. Or the larger realization that she is not meant to be his slayer just as Gandalf cautioned Frodo that it is not his place to decide who lives or dies. And bigger picture this makes sense if we’re seeing this through the lens of fate and cosmic connection. Part of Galadriel’s character in TROP is this obsessive mantra where “I alone can face him,” “I alone can defeat him.” She goes lone wolf every time it concerns Sauron. But we know that it will take a fellowship, kingdoms of Middle Earth and key, critical acts of mercy to enact Sauron’s final defeat. I think part of Galadriel’s arc is coming to terms that it will not be her slaying Sauron. Not her and not now. And that timing is crucial because the one Ring needs to be forged and the creation of an Achilles heel for Sauron in order for him to meet his end.

can't sleep bc im haunted by a question - if push came to shove, and sauron was weak and vulnerable enough, would galadriel be able to kill him? would she actually do it?

(bc my shipper brain is saying no, their bond is too strong and she'd try and fail) (potentially clowning here)