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Half Life | haladriel | 21.2k | explicit | 2/3 | mild dubcon
now updated with a 14.2k Part 2 from his pov as a captive Galadriel sets out to seduce and sabotage a Dark Lord. π
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A period drama about social climbers and petty rich squabbling on hbo is going to be winning the ratings battle handily against a lotr show with 5x the budget next month and they only got themselves to blame
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my biggest lol
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humiliation arc part two coming for a nothing burger dead husband that weβre supposed to care about more than the female MAIN lead π
lmao. and they didnβt have to make it so difficult for themselves. imagine actually putting engaging content In your show in the first place instead of scrambling last minute to pretend you did. reap what you sow.
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two seasons of character arc, countless interviews talking about the romantic implications (that were also obvious on screen), just for it to have no consequences on the actual character in S3 cause we're doing a soft reboot. I'm glad I know this so I can manage my expectations.
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imo, this moral framework is also the reason galadriel was completely erased from eregion. because the big question after 'why do sauron and galadriel have a connection at all' is 'why did galadriel allow annatar to remain in eregion if she had suspicions about his true identity' which would have underlined her ambitions to be queen - a desire which was only ever referenced in the final raft confrontation in front of the only character who connects with her at this level. instead, we're told that her drive for vengeance was bad, and she led Satan back to their shores, ergo she should be shrouded in guilt and this is what she should be penitent about, not her pride and defiance against the order of the valar (which is exactly the same thing sauron commits, as he turns away from the offer of potential forgiveness and redemption via manwe's judgement).
they're wrongly focusing on the ways the two are on complete opposite sides, not that they are one and the same at their core.
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this randomly blowing up right as #saurondriel autumn sets in okayyy
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the fact they referenced the stupid flaming eye as the final destination for their version of sauron is really telling.
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the mormons keep writing themselves into a corner because they're dead set on not disturbing their moral framework. sauron and galadriel have already settled their positions by the end of s1. "sauron is just evil now" egregiously affects galadriel just as much as it continues to sanitise the elves.
again the magic is a classic π©βπ³π
