Unfinished Tales Summary: Second Age, Ch. 4 - The History of Galadriel and Celeborn [Part 1]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- A video series summarizing the book Unfinished Tales by J.R.R. Tolkien.
Pictures in order of appearance:
1. Galadriel (by Elena Kukanova: Deviantart)
2. Celeborn (by Magali Villeneuve; Lord of the Rings: The Card Game (The Dunland Trap), Fantasy Flight Games, 2014)
3. Lazy sunday morning or picnicking with… Galadriel & Celeborn in Doriath (by usuallysublimepenguin: Tumblr)
4. The Second Age of Arda (by Karen Wynn Fonstad; “The Atlas of Middle-earth (Revised Edition)”, 1991, pp. 38-39)
5. Galadriel Concept Art [book page] (by Paul Tobin/Weta Workshop/Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.; “The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies Chronicles: Art & Design” by Daniel Falconer, Published by Harper Design, 2014)
6. Ingwe, Elwe and Finwe meeting the Valar (by Hyejeon Jeon)
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7. Galadriel (by Matthew Stewart: His own website)
8. Lord of the Third House in Middle-Earth (by Elena Kukanova: Deviantart)
9. Earwen (by Elena Kukanova: Deviantart)
10. Olwë of Alqualondë (by Jenny Dolfen)
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11. Gray cloak sketch (by kimberly80: Deviantart)
12. Melusina (by Kinuko Y. Craft: Her own website)
13. Lady of the Golden Wood (by Līga Kļaviņa)
14. Three Golden Hairs (by Rovina Cai; Lord of the Rings: The Card Game (The Road Darkens), Fantasy Flight Games, 2014)
15. Fëanor and Galadriel (by linyuno)
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16. Gimli asks Galadriel for a strand of hair [film clip] (Directed by Peter Jackson; The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, 2001, New Line Cinema, U.S.A.)
17. Map of Valinor (by Ælfwine’s Road)
18. Feanor (by Bella Bergolts: ArtStation)
19. Alqualondë (by dakkun39: Tumblr)
20. Eltariel [video game clip] (Developed by Monolith Productions; Middle-earth: Shadow of War (Blade of Galadriel), 2017, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, U.S.A.)
21. Helcaraxë (by dakkun39: Tumblr)
22. The First Age of Arda (by Karen Wynn Fonstad; “The Atlas of Middle-earth (Revised Edition)”, 1991, pp. 4-5 )
23. The Mirror of Galadriel [film clip] (Directed by Peter Jackson; The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, 2001, New Line Cinema, U.S.A.)
24. Feanor (by kimberly80: Deviantart)
25. The Grey Swan Ship (by Alan Lee)
26. Glorfindel (by Magali Villneuve; Lord of the Rings: The Card Game (Flight of the Stormcaller), Fantasy Flight Games, 2015)
27. The Killing of the Trees (by John Howe: His own website)
28. The Kinslaying at Alqualondë (by Ted Nasmith: His own website)
29. Cirdan (by kimberly80: Deviantart)
30. Avari (by Jenny Dolfen)
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31. Haleth (by steamey: Deviantart)
32. Dorthonion (by kimberly80: Deviantart)
33. The Light of Valinor (by Elena Kukanova: Deviantart)
34. Galadriel and Celeborn at Lake Evendim (by Ted Nasmith: His own website)
35. Niyadbakyr (by Kentaro Kanamoto: His own website)
36. Fortress Townscreen (Developed by Limbic Entertainment; Might & Magic Heroes VII, 2015, Ubisoft)
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37. 00300big.jpg 67/70 (ALEXANDER WANG - Back to basics with neutral tones and strong brows.) (by GoRunway)
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38. The Weapon Smiths (Donato Giancola: Deviantart)
39. Celebrimbor (by ElfinFen: Tumblr)
40. Celebrimbor (by dakkun39: Tumblr)
41. Doors of Durin (by Erik Appelqvist: Deviantart)
42. English Runic Inscription 2 (St. Paul’s Rune Stone) (from Museum of London)
43. Elven Castle (by Rob Joseph: Deviantart)
44. New Land (by Rado Javor: Deviantart)
45. The Galadhrim’s Greeting (by Magali Villeneuve; Lord of the Rings: The Card Game, Fantasy Flight Games, 2011)
46. Elf Spearman (by Djamila Knopf; Spellweaver TCG, Dream Reactor LLC, 2016)
47. Silvan Tracker (by Magali Villeneuve; Lord of the Rings: The Card Game (The Dead Marshes), Fantasy Flight Games, 2011)
48. Haldir of Lorien (by Magali Villeneuve; Lord of the Rings: The Card Game (A Journey to Rhosgobel), Fantasy Flight Games, 2011)
49. Annatar (Sauron), Celebrimbor and the Craft of Ring-making (by Soni Alcorn-Hender: Her own website)
50. Annatar (by Krabat)
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51. One to rule them all (by Aleksandra Skiba)
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52. Celebrimbor Cutscene [video game clip] (Produced by Nathan Edson & Zeb Wedell; Designed by Michael de Plater; Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor, 2014, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, U.S.A.)
53. Yuletide in Eregion (by Marhelf: Deviantart)
54. Shadow of Mordor Concept Design: Celebrimbor (by Paul Tobin/Weta Workshop/Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.: ArtStation)
55. 4K DRONE FOOTAGE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SPOT ON CALIFORNIA'S COAST [film clip] (by John Conrad/DroneOneMedia)
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Pictures in order of appearance cont'd:
56. Cosplayer's jewelry box (by Katerina Novakova: ArtStation)
57. Nelwiri (by Virginie Carquin: Deviantart)
58. Cirden (by alystraea: Deviantart)
59. Gandalf and Narya (by Donato Giancola)
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60. The son of dark dark (by He Xiaosong: ArtStation)
61. Celeborn (by Draženka Kimpel; Lord of the Rings: The Card Game (Attack on Dol Guldur), Fantasy Flight Games, 2017)
62. Angband Unleashed (by Kenneth Sofia: ArtStation)
63. Celebrimbor Fighting Sauron (by Katarzyna Karina Chmiel-Gugulska)
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64. SoW: A Reversal of the Wicked (by Giorgia Papagna)
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65. Shadow of Mordor Concept Design: Dwarven Rings (by Nick Keller/Weta Workshop/Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.: ArtStation)
66. Shadow of Mordor Concept Design: Celebrimbor and Annatar (by Paul Tobin/Weta Workshop/Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.: ArtStation)
67. Celebrimbor (by Kaaile: Deviantart)
68. St. Sebastian of Vienna (by Andrea Mantegna: from Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna)
69. Prologue [film clip] (Directed by Peter Jackson; The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, 2001, New Line Cinema, U.S.A.)
70. Gomur Bronzebeard (by Joshua Cairos: ArtStation)
71. Element Pact (by Tomasz Jedruszek: ArtStation)
72. Elrond (by alystraea: Deviantart)
73. Elrond (by ebe-kastein: Deviantart)
74. Tintaggel Castle (by Karine Villette: ArtStation)
I've been waiting for this! Galadriel and Celeborn are two of my favorite characters in Tolkien's world.
They are definitely amazing characters! :-D
Well, have to admit this is my 3rd watching / listening to the vid. My Palantir shows me watching several more times. 😀
:-D
It may be important to note that like Feanor and like Celebrimbor, Galadriel is able to capture light... for she encases the light of Ellendil in the vial she gave to Frodo.... how she learned this, I don't know.... but I think she outdoes even Celebrimbor here.
Again, another great observation!
The light of Eärendil?
@@sofiu-v3p Yes, correct :-)
*the light of Eärendil
Really enjoyed that thank you.
That's great to hear! Glad you enjoyed 😃
I really like these, thanks for your hard work, the Silmarillion is not a light read.. i know because i've read it twice, once because i wanted more Tolkien and the second to actually understand what the heck i just read! :'D
Thank you! Yes, The Silmarillion is definitely one of those books that you gotta keep reading to discover new things in each re-read. It's certainly the gift that keeps on giving.
ditto to all
Your videos have been very helpful to me as I've worked my way through the Silmarillion and Unfinished Tales, so thank you so much! However, I'm not sure all the explanation videos in the world can help this chapter. It's completely bonkers! And now that I have 20 versions of the story, I'll never remember which one goes along with the rest of the LOTR books! Well I guess we don't even know which version Tolkien really wanted to go with either, in the end, do we? Anyway, your series are the ones that have given me the most clarity, so you must be doing something right! 💯
I'm so glad you have found my videos helpful! It's my pleasure. And yes, I completely agree with you about this chapter. It is definitely all over the place 😂
Your videos are amazing, I've enjoyed these more than I did reading the book :-)
Wow! Thank you for the lovely compliment! :-D
I really enjoyed this presentation.
Thank you very much! 😃
Yes , saint Paul's is beautiful I had forgotten that discovery it is cool
Great job on oe of the trickier puzzles of Tolkien. And, yes, "Thank God." lol.
Thank you so much! 😊
Imagine paying $250 million US for the rights to the second age, and then throwing that history into the fire, and instead producing the lame Rings of Power - where mithril is needed to save the lives of the elves! Where Galadriel chooses to swim across oceans, only to be rescued, and to find out about Sauron's plans via a note about Mordor where the followers of Sauron refer to themselves as 'evil'.
What a wasted opportunity.
You are indeed correct - a very much wasted opportunity.
Yea.. Celeborn's Telerin name definitely threw me off as well ha
But in all seriousness thanks for yet another great summary. This wasn't an easy read, especially with all the different versions of events and english not being my native language :)
I'm glad that you find my videos helpful. And you have my deepest respect for reading Tolkien as a non-native English speaker. You rock!
@@lfwinesroad3399 thanks :)
Aelfwine, can you please summarize the difference between 'Unfinished Tales' and the 'Lost Tales'? I get confused because i think both have Silmarillion drafts or versions of stories in them, but im unclear because i have not memorized what is in which. I rarely hear any comparisons between the works. Ive read both, but it all starts blurring together for me so im trying to find a way to get the names of the heroes associated with the books in my mind. Clearly from your video Galadrel is part of Unfinished Tales, so thanks for this! Subscribed.
That's a great question!
The book "Unfinished Tales" was published in 1980, and it has a collection of writings as J.R.R. Tolkien left them (thus the name "unfinished"). These writings are pretty random, and they cover the First Age through the Third Age. None of them are arranged in any narrative form. My Unfinished Tales video series covers each of the chapters of that book. After the success of Unfinished Tales, Christopher Tolkien realized that there was great demand for more of the detailed, unpublished works of his father. So....
The books "The Book of Lost Tales: Part One" and "The Book of Lost Tales: Part Two" were published in 1983 and 1984 respectively. These are the ones that contain the very earliest versions of the Silmarillion narrative/mythology. These two books constitute the first in the 12-volume series "The History of Middle-earth", which is simply a collection of J.R.R. Tolkien's unpublished writings that his son Christopher compiled and edited. This 12-book series was published between the 1980s and 1990s, and here are the titles:
1. The Book of Lost Tales: Part One (1983)
2. The Book of Lost Tales: Part Two (1984)
3. The Lays of Beleriand (1985)
4. The Shaping of Middle-earth (1986)
5. The Lost Road and Other Writings (1987)
6. The Return of the Shadow (1988)
7. The Treason of Isengard (1989)
8. The War of the Ring (1990)
9. Sauron Defeated (1992)
10. Morgoth's Ring (1993)
11. The War of the Jewels (1994)
12. The Peoples of Middle-earth (1996)
I hope this information was in the neighborhood of what you were looking for. 😉
@@lfwinesroad3399 Yes it was even more than I expected! Good job! So basically the 10 book 'History' series that came after 'Unfinished Tales' includes stories from it, expands on it and the Lord of the Rings, and provides more unfinished tales. Is it fair to summarize it like that?
@@scod9746 Pretty much! You can definitely summarize it like that 😁
Oh my gosh I will never be able to think of Celeborn without remembering “Teleporno” Oh NO 😂
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Celeborn's Quenyan name is outrageously funny
Indeed it is! :-D
Teleporno? It is weird for english speakers, but for Portuguese speakers is a total disaster hahaha
Haha oh no! :-D
Pretty much a total disaster for English speakers as well!
For the rest of latin america too XD
Even though galadriel didnt take part of the first kinslaying, wasnt she still under the doom of mandos.
Yes, you are correct.
"Teleporno" Oh Lord...🤣
😂
Yes thank God, celeborn name
Listening to this video again is just so upsetting. What Amazon did to this character is completely inexcusable.
It's downright insulting how they massacred her character.
I didn't watch the show, but I watched some reviews. From what I've seen, I would have to wholeheartedly agree with you. I wish Amazon had never even made the program because it seems pretty pointless. If they're not going to stay true to what Tolkien wrote or intended, then why bother at all?
@@lfwinesroad3399The most polite way of saying “what the actual FUCK was that” I’ve ever seen.
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But Feanor did nothing wrong :)
:-D
We love our bad boi elves! ;)
Edit: I'm a Celembrimbor Stan!
I fussed until I got my way with giving our daughter the middle name, Galadriel.
Amazing