galadriel

I see it as beautiful the same way Galadriel would be beautiful as the Dark Queen.

In one of the earliest screenplays, Frodo and Galadriel have sex.

Supposed to be the Mirror of Galadriel showing Arkham asylum.

The only active elvish couple depicted is Galadriel and Celeborn.

Nothing escapes the Ring's corruption (however that mechanism actually works): this is what Gandalf and Galadriel both knew well enough to avoid the temptation in the first place.

This is the reason at the end of the Return of the King, with Sauron defeated, Gandalf, Galadriel and (Cirdan?) are able to openly wear the three again.

Reacher and Galadriel are, in my view, icons of their respective flavors of extremism, and I think Amazon does poorly to produce such content.

On the otherhand, I would have thought that LotR was the perfect refutation of Pratchett's thesis - I mean Galadriel was one of the bad-asses on the White Council, with ambition to boot!

(Useless trivia, Galadriel is actually Elrond's mother-in-law.) The dwarves should hear the stone giants - but not be caught riding them.

As much as I like the movies for movies, I've always been uncomfortable with the Galadriel scene and the portrayal of the ring as necessarily evil.

Sauron is worried that Saruman or Gandalf or Galadriel or Elrond or Aragorn could successfully command the full powers of the Ring, gather together the might of Men, and beat him down to nothingness, so that he must suffer another 3000 years of powerlessness before trying again.

All shall love me and despair!” Oppression when Galadriel is on the throne may be better than that for Sauron; it's still oppression.

And come on, "Galadriel" and some mythical pharaoh?

I call this the Galadriel Principle and it can be applied to many things: weapons, executive procedures, etc.: “And now at last it comes.

But this is similar to the idea that if you were to write an original novel that uses characters or very recognizable aspects of, say, The Lord of the Rings, you'd be creating a derived work (and thus permission from the Tolkien estate), even if you didn't include any part of the original longer than "Galadriel".

The white council should not meet while the dwarves are there, nor in the book is there any hint of romance between Gandalf and Galadriel.

But modeling your problem as a DAG is reminiscent of Dark Galadriel, when she contemplates taking the arming from Frodo - All Shall Love Me and Despair.

Quenya is an option, so (assuming you speak it) you could get your map navigation prompts in the voice of Galadriel...