Parmandur
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But not impossible, since it has been done already in recent licensed media.Pharazon and Miriel have canonical fates that are very hard to reconcile with them being Nazgûl.
But not impossible, since it has been done already in recent licensed media.Pharazon and Miriel have canonical fates that are very hard to reconcile with them being Nazgûl.
Yes and no. For better or worse, the Peter Jackson movies are vastly better known and consumed than the novels are, similar to the relationship between the MCU films and Marvel Comics. I think the adapters are probably making the wise commercial decision to go with what makes the movie audience happy, when they have to choose, rather than the book audience.Well, you know, you license someone else's IP to create a high-profile adaptation - it would be weird to not expect viewers' prior relationship with that IP to inform their reaction to the adaptation.
People have had trouble keeping track of 20 years of stuff happening in a single season of House of the Dragon. If only the elves were consistent presences from episode to episode of Rings of Power, I think most of the audience would throw up their hands and give up.They did actually consider thst direction and mapped that out duringdevelopment, but the resultant narrative was extremely complex and confusing with a jumping around timeline thst would have been bewildering in practice.
Pharazon yes, Miriel not as much. It is said that she was swept away by a wave while trying to reach the peak of Meneltarma, but no one could have seen it to say for sure. She could have just as easily flew away on a Fel Beast wearing one of the nine rings. Pharazon led his people to Aman and landed. Witnesses that are still alive saw it and he was buried there by Eru. It's a bit tougher to change his fate into being one of the Nazgul.Pharazon and Miriel have canonical fates that are very hard to reconcile with them being Nazgûl.
I'm not sure I'd call 35 years ago recent, but yeah, it was done.But not impossible, since it has been done already in recent licensed media.
Maybe he had a hand in giving the guy the sword hilt to unlock the dam?I’m trying to recall. What was Halbrand/Sauron’s actual role in the unlocking of the dam/exploding Mt Doom? Wasn’t that the machinations of Adar, who is apparently his enemy?
How did they reconcile it? What's their explanation for how Pharazon got out of the Caves of the Forgotten and crossed back to Middle-Earth after being imprisoned by Eru himself?But not impossible, since it has been done already in recent licensed media.
Unfortunately I lost my Lords of Middle Earth Volume II or I would look it up.How did they reconcile it? What's their explanation for how Pharazon got out of the Caves of the Forgotten and crossed back to Middle-Earth after being imprisoned by Eru himself?
If the answer is "They don't explain it," then they didn't reconcile anything with canon; they just goofed. (Or changed canon intentionally.)
Maybe he had a hand in giving the guy the sword hilt to unlock the dam?
Shadows Over Mordor is like 6-7 years old.I'm not sure I'd call 35 years ago recent, but yeah, it was done.![]()