drogonqueen:

80s baby  — an homage to the best decade of music (plus a few extras)

( listen )

l-o-t-r:

“Sauron, the enemy of the Free Peoples of Middle Earth, was defeated.”

l-o-t-r:

‘A shadow passed over Saruman’s face; then it went deathly white. Before he could conceal it, they saw through the mask the anguish of a mind in doubt, loathing to stay and dreading to leave its refuge. For a second, he hesitated, and no one breathed. Then he spoke, and his voice was shrill and cold. Pride and hate were conquering him.’

roselahlonde:

for @lgbtincomics’s pride month challenge 2017

Day 7: a character that represents you (the same lgbt+ identity) (and) a character you identify with (in terms of personality) - Loki (YA/AOA)

“I’m me. First, last, and always.”

kramergate:

creepsandcrawlers:

kramergate:

i randomly wandered into an art gallery with live music and a full cheese spread and im going ape

if u eat it the fey own u tho

that’s the fey’s problem

mushi-and-junior:

youtuber aesthetics: Ryan Bergara and Shane Madej (Buzzfeed Unsolved)

Hey there, demons. It’s me, ya boy.

verymaedhros:

Okay, so. Canonically. We know the Feanorians wore red plumed helmets.

And I think this is what Tolkien meant by that. These wacky Roman style helmets.

Now I’m no Roman expert but I do know Tolkien was a nerd and did draw a lot of correlations between Quenya and Latin and. Uh. I think maybe we’ve been drawing old 1st-age elves the wrong way. Maybe Tolkien legit intended for them to be roman-looking.

Elf tunics don’t look like Peter Jackson stuff. They looked like this back in the first age/valinor.

Leaf-pattern elegant armor? No, my dude. The Feanorians showed up to kick Melkor’s ass (or at least try and fail) wearing this

verymaedhros:

when the cat gets loose in a room full of breakable objects