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<blockquote data-quote="Maxperson" data-source="post: 9466416" data-attributes="member: 23751"><p>Even if it wasn't better, it also wouldn't be worse all those who don't know Middle Earth well. And the fact that they are using Aldarion the Mariner and his father Tar-Meneldur instead of people not born for 1500 years would make it far better for those who do know it well and care about that history. It's a net gain.</p><p></p><p>So she isn't Galadriel who was never those things. I don't want her to be passive. I want her to be active as the wise and beautiful elven woman of <strong>magical power</strong> that she was.</p><p></p><p>Perhaps you should read about the Numenoreans.</p><p></p><p>First, she is far older, more powerful and more respected than her great(great great?) grand nephew. He would never have tried, and she was extremely prideful and wouldn't have listened even if he were foolish enough to have tried. She wouldn't have jumped off the boat in the middle of the ocean. She would have just said no and walked away while she was in his presence.</p><p></p><p>Second, the Valar refused to allow her to return to Aman. When they did she basically laughed in their faces and told them that she didn't want to go back anyway. Not only does some elven king not have the authority to overrule the Valar and return her to Aman, but if she laughed in the faces of the Valar, she's not going to listen to someone several thousand years her junior.</p><p></p><p>Third, Galadriel was the most powerful elf alive at that point. There's no way Gil-Galad would be stupid enough to 1) want to send her back, 2) try to send her back.</p><p></p><p>Fourth, the "damage" she did never happened. It's just another example of the horrible writing of season 1.</p><p></p><p>I'm not going to go back and try to locate which post that was in. Nor do I understand it. Critics can drive cars. In no case will any comment you have made turn the horrible writing of season 1 into something better.</p><p></p><p>I'm just thankful they upped their game for season 2.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Maxperson, post: 9466416, member: 23751"] Even if it wasn't better, it also wouldn't be worse all those who don't know Middle Earth well. And the fact that they are using Aldarion the Mariner and his father Tar-Meneldur instead of people not born for 1500 years would make it far better for those who do know it well and care about that history. It's a net gain. So she isn't Galadriel who was never those things. I don't want her to be passive. I want her to be active as the wise and beautiful elven woman of [B]magical power[/B] that she was. Perhaps you should read about the Numenoreans. First, she is far older, more powerful and more respected than her great(great great?) grand nephew. He would never have tried, and she was extremely prideful and wouldn't have listened even if he were foolish enough to have tried. She wouldn't have jumped off the boat in the middle of the ocean. She would have just said no and walked away while she was in his presence. Second, the Valar refused to allow her to return to Aman. When they did she basically laughed in their faces and told them that she didn't want to go back anyway. Not only does some elven king not have the authority to overrule the Valar and return her to Aman, but if she laughed in the faces of the Valar, she's not going to listen to someone several thousand years her junior. Third, Galadriel was the most powerful elf alive at that point. There's no way Gil-Galad would be stupid enough to 1) want to send her back, 2) try to send her back. Fourth, the "damage" she did never happened. It's just another example of the horrible writing of season 1. I'm not going to go back and try to locate which post that was in. Nor do I understand it. Critics can drive cars. In no case will any comment you have made turn the horrible writing of season 1 into something better. I'm just thankful they upped their game for season 2. [/QUOTE]
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