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torchwood-99 · 4 months
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I just...I just...Eowyn slew the Witch King of Angmar.
Eowyn married Faramir.
Faramir was made Prince of Ithilien. One of his duties was rehabilitating Minas Morgul.
Minas Morgul which was once ruled by the bloody Witch King of Angmar.
There's just too many thoughts there. Like, was Aragorn thinking, Eowyn did a bloody good job destroying the Witch King, let's see her get rid of the remains of his evil.
Eowyn riding into Minas Morgul, knowing that the monster who ruled there had died at her hands. The land itself, the remnants of the Witch King and the life that is choked by it, responding to her presence, the Maiden of the Shield Arm. Eowyn's wounds affected by riding into the land where the Witch King's evil still lingered. Eowyn fighting to see the land torn down and rebuilt, healing herself by healing the city.
Eowyn's endgame, her married life, fighting to reclaim the land from the hands of the monster who killed her uncle, but couldn't kill her.
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Minas Morgul by Alan Lee
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autistook · 20 days
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March 10th - The Great Signal
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"And Minas Morgul answered. There was a flare of livid lightnings: forks of blue flame springing up from the tower and from the encircling hills into the sullen clouds. The earth groaned; and out of the city there came a cry. Mingled with harsh high voices as of birds of prey, and the shrill neighing of horses wild with rage and fear, there came a rending screech, shivering, rising swiftly to a piercing pitch beyond the range of hearing."
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whiteladyofithilien · 3 months
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Faramir and Eowyn Things that give me feels
Faramir teaching her how to read
Eowyn teaching him the speech of the Rohirrim
Their bilingual babies
Eowyn teaching their children riding before they can walk
Faramir reading to them in the womb
Bedtime stories split between tales of Gondor and songs of the Mark
Faramir making sure they know about their brave uncle Boromir
Eowyn taking them to the tomb of Theoden on a trip to see their uncle in Rohan and telling them of their brave grandfather and of his son Theodred who fell before the war
Eowyn and Faramir making sure their children never feel neglected like they had to
The restoration of Ithilien and cleansing of the Morgul Vale
The chance that maybe by the end of their lives a new fair work had replaced Minas Ithil perhaps a garden since no longer was a tower of guard needed
Faramir outliving Eowyn because he is of almost pure Numenorean descent
Naming works started in her life and finished after her death in her honor
Just all the things that they would achieve together and how beautiful they would make the world and how good of parents they would be.
Also Beregond being the most loyal bodyguard ever and probably part time baby sitter and his wife likely becoming the lady in waiting to Eowyn
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vaethryn · 11 days
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mtg-cards-hourly · 2 months
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Morgul-Knife Wound
Frodo felt a pain like a dart of poisoned ice pierce his left shoulder.
Artist: Axel Sauerwald TCG Player Link Scryfall Link EDHREC Link
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coopsgirl · 19 days
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This day in Middle Earth history: March 10, TA 3019
The Dawnless Day. The Muster of Rohan: the Rohirrim ride from Harrowdale. Faramir rescued by Gandalf outside the gates of the City. Aragorn crosses Ringlo. An army from the Morannon take Cair Andros and passes into Anorien. Frodo passes the Cross-roads, and sees the Morgul-host set forth.
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velvet4510 · 4 days
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dachosmin · 7 months
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Minas Morgul.
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katyakoniks · 6 months
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theworldsoftolkein · 3 months
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Minas Morgul
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suncem-okupana · 2 years
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Mark Harrison's cover painting for the novel The Call of the Sword (1988)
Used as cover artwork for Summoning's Minas Morgul
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Minas Morgul by Mark Harrison
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dartxo · 3 months
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"Mordor's Call"
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And Minas Morgul answered. There was a flare of livid lightnings: forks of blue flame springing up from the tower and from the encircling hills into the sullen clouds. The earth groaned; and out of the city there came a cry.
-"The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers", by J.R.R. Tolkien
Behold! Mordor's own war beacon of sorts; immense, sorcerous, and terrible.
I really like how in the film the signal from Minas Morgul is discernible all the way from Minas Tirith, striking fear and anxiety in its inhabitants about the attack they know its coming. Notably this is also the scene in which my man the Witch-king makes his spectacular entrance, so what's not to love? When I first watched the film in cinemas almost twenty years ago, the volume was turned way up for every Nazgûl scene, so when Frodo and Sam cover their ears when the Witch-king screeches...yeah, I felt that too. And I know I wasn't the only one, because I've seen people commenting about it online.
Minas Morgul also holds the distinction of being my favorite of all the evil places of Middle-earth. Not only because it is the abode of my beloved Nazgûl, but also because the aesthetic of the place is just amazing, in a creepy sort of way. It's not barren like the plains around Barad-dûr and Mount Doom, for it has a river and meadows of flowers; but the water of the river is undrinkable, and the flowers are terrible to behold, and give up foul vapors. If ever a place can be described as neither living nor dead, it is the Valley of Morgul... just like its lords are.
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dsst · 11 months
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Paler indeed than the moon ailing in some slow eclipse was the light of it now, wavering and blowing like a noisome exhalation of decay, a corpse-light, a light that illuminated nothing.
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glitterghost · 2 months
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Bestie tattoos, but they're each a different nazgûl from The Lord of the Rings.
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