#silmarillion poll

[kitcat22]

Another funnier option would be that neither of them found out until after Elros’ marriage when some confusion arose between Elros and his Wife. Elros then frantically writes to Elrond to ask him what sex is and how it works. Elrond, who has no idea what Elros is talking about, brings this up to Gil Galad, Galadriel and Celebrimbor after a council meeting at which point all three remember, with no small amount of panic, what they forgot to discuss with the twins. This results in one of Gondor’s archives/museums having a stack of letters adressed to Elros Tar Minyatur sent by several famous historical elves. Unfortunately due to the age of the letters and the fact they were written in ancient elvish no one can read them but its is assumed they were important diplomatic messages. If they could read them, the scholars of Gondor might be a little suprised and confused why the adult King of Numenor had received multiple, quite lengthy letters detailing how sex works.

[elficially-done-with-life]

Before you now say that this is a weird list of characters, I just put in those that came to my mind first😅.

I would choose Huan. (Idril or Amras & Amrod are close seconds, though)

[viola-ophelia]

happy father’s day LOL

[saurongorthaur9]

A follow-up to my Sauron's hair color poll

[lamemaster]

Going through an awful day need something to think about 😖

[overlord-of-fantasy]

Orcs

In some of Tolkien's writings and the lotr movie, it is stated that the first orcs were made from tortured, twisted elves.

If we assume this is canon, do you think that independend orc cultures, like the ones we meet in the Hobbit, have elvish traditiones? (I assume Morgoth and Sauron would suppress such traditiones in thier soldiers or slaves)

[doodle-pops]

I was really bored and decided to make this with no reason in mind :) you can reblog for wider results