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2. scifi.stackexchange.com › questions › 31357What happens to an elf in Lord of the Rings who dies twice?

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   Sep 1, 2015 · An Elf who dies (whether they are in Valinor or Middle-Earth) goes to the halls of Mandos. After a certain time (to be determined by Mandos, its different for each case) they are returned to life in Valinor. For example, Luthien decided to live a mortal life with Beren upon her release.

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5. literariness.org › 2021/02/18 › analysis-of-the-lordAnalysis of The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers

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   Feb 18, 2021 · He was dead and is resurrected. In his rising, he brings hope for salvation, and he brings a power that transcends the abilities of his allies in the struggle. He is, as Tolkien explained in the draft of a letter to Robert Murray in 1954, an Istari, which is to say an angelic being sent to Middle-earth specifically to deal with the problem of ...

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   Does Tolkien focus on the Hobbits in the Lord of the Rings?

   • For the first time in The Lord of the Rings, Tolkien moves his narrative focus away from the hobbits in these opening chapters of the second volume. For the most part, one of the hobbits, usually Frodo or Sam but sometimes Merry or Pippin as well, provides the central consciousness around which the narrative develops.

   Analysis of The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers

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   What did Tolkien say about the Wizards in Middle-earth?

   • Tolkien wrote that the assignment of the wizards in Middle-earth was to “advise, instruct, arouse the hearts and minds of those threatened by Sauron to a resistance with their own strengths; and not just to do the job for them” (Letters 202). And although Théoden thinks that the forest that marches to Helm’s Deep is the work of Gandalf, it is not.

   Analysis of The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers

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   Why is the Lord of the Rings a Hobbit story?

   • Tolkien’s genius, keeping The Lord of the Rings close to its readers’ hearts, is the focus on hobbits rather than elves or men. In these first chapters, though, he is forced to break that pattern because the narrative has separated the hobbits from his other important characters.

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   Who is Professor J R R Tolkien?

   • 2nd December 1955: Taking a relaxing smoke, Fellow of Merton College, Oxford, Professor J R R Tolkien (John Ronald Reuel Tolkien) (1892 – 1973) . Philologist and author of ‘The Hobbit’ and its sequel ‘The Lord of the Rings’. Original Publication: Picture Post – 8464 – Professor J R R Tolkien – unpub.

   Analysis of The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers

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   How did Gandalf die?

   • scifi.stackexchange.com/questions/47085/… scifi.stackexchange.com/questions/7932/… From the answers linked above, it can be inferred that Gandalf did die from his injuries sustained in the Battle of the Peak with the Balrog. His spirit left his body and "strayed out of thought and time", leaving the confines of the world and returning to Eru.

   What happened to Gandalf when he died? [duplicate]

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   Why do elves die?

   • They certainly died during their assault!) - because it has to do with mortality rather than where (this is one of the plots of Sauron: tricking the Númenóreans into the belief that landing there would give them immortal life) elves 'die' differently - and they can be returned to life (e.g. Glorfindel).

   Did the Ring Bearers and Gimli die in Valinor?

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8. literariness.org › 2021/02/18 › analysis-of-tolkiensAnalysis of Tolkien’s The Hobbit - Literary Theory and ...

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   Feb 18, 2021 · In order to make The Hobbit fit more coherently as a “prequel” to the trilogy, Tolkien revised the chapter on Gollum (“Riddles in the Dark”), changing the part played by the ring, so that in the revised version, Gollum blames Bilbo for what he sees as the theft of his ring and curses Bilbo forever.