In case you don’t remember, in “The Fellowship of the Ring”, Frodo offers Galadriel the One Ring and she briefly considers taking it, that is, before resisting the temptation and passing the test, as she remains Galadriel instead of transforming into Galadriel. a spectrum.
The prospect of wearing Nenya as Galadriel’s first test makes sense and is an exciting prospect. It’s not like it hasn’t been attempted before, like she almost fell in love with smelly Sauron last season. That huge mistake, which led Galadriel to literally help Sauron create her rings, will weigh heavily on her in season two. “She’s humiliated. She’s had to admit her mistakes. She’s had to accept that her intuition maybe isn’t always perfect,” Weber continued. “She had to face the question of whether she is wrong and decide what path to take to correct what she helped unleash on Middle-earth.”
Galadriel is by far one of the most complex characters in “The Rings of Power” – a flawed heroine we don’t normally see in fantasy, hot-headed, angry and determined. It makes sense that the show would be plotted her transformation from warrior to leader and, finally, to queen. After all, Nenya’s power is what allowed Galadriel to create Lothlórien and then hide it from evil, which is why that impenetrable realm was said to be the only way Mordor’s armies could conquer Lothlórien was if Sauron himself had marched there.
Elsewhere, season two of “The Rings of Power” will likely tell a thrilling, yet tragic, story from Tolkien’s Legendarium – the fall of Númenor, which has much in common with the myth of Atlantis.
The second season of “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” will premiere on August 29, 2024 on Prime Video.
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