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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)

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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	comment	The term Legendariumnote A Latin word meaning a collection of legends, such as lives of Christian saints is used as a collective term for all the High Fantasy works of J. R. R. Tolkien set in the world of Arda/Middle-earth. (To be exact, Middle-earthnote spelt with hyphen and lowercase e is a continent in the world Arda, but the former is also commonly used to refer to the whole universe.) The term is used mostly out of convenience, as Tolkien used it informally in private letters a few times but never really gave the entirety of his fictional universe or setting a proper "label" otherwise. So while not strictly a Fan Nickname, fans of his works, including academia, have gone on to use it more than he did.The earliest drafts of the great stories of the legendarium were written around the time of World War I, and continued to grow from there on. Tolkien worked on the legendarium for most of his life, continually exploring it further, developing and changing it again and again.The first book published, The Hobbit, actually wasn't intended as part of the legendarium, only to borrow some material. When Tolkien began writing the Hobbit-sequel that was to become The Lord of the Rings, he moved the story of both books into the Middle-earth setting. This fact is responsible for the seeming inconsistencies in tone and canon between The Hobbit and the other Middle-earth works; this is often mistaken for the world and story having matured up by those who do not know it existed before. He also made some minor changes in a later edition of The Hobbit to match better with The Lord of the Rings, while also providing an in-universe justification for the original discrepancies in the latter.The published books are: The Hobbit (first edition 1937) The Lord of the Rings (originally published in three volumes; first edition 1954—55) The Adventures of Tom Bombadil (collection of "in-universe" poetry, 1962; also compiled together with non-legendarium works like Farmer Giles of Ham in the anthology The Tolkien Reader, 1966) The Silmarillion (first edition 1977) Unfinished Tales of NÃºmenor and Middle-earth (1980) The History of Middle-earth (12 volumes, 1983—96) The Children of HÃºrin (2007) The History of The Hobbit (2 volumes, 2007) Beren and LÃºthien (2017) The Fall of Gondolin (2018) The Nature of Middle-earth (2021) The Fall of NÃºmenor (2022)Only the first three were published during his lifetime; the rest were published posthumously by his son and literary executor Christopher, except The History of The Hobbit which is by John Rateliff, The Nature of Middle-earth by Carl F. Hostetter, and The Fall of NÃºmenor by Brian Sibley. Of these, The Silmarillion and The Children of HÃºrin consist of a single narrative edited together from Tolkien's texts, while the rest are collections of Tolkien's material (with commentaries and notes), ranging from complete narratives to early and new drafts, to essays.The Letters of J. R. R. Tolkien (1981) includes some details and elaborations about the stories which are not found anywhere else, and Pictures by J. R. R. Tolkien (1979) and J. R. R. Tolkien: Artist and Illustrator (1995) contain numerous illustrations of Arda, although these books are not concerned solely with the Legendarium. Several of JRRT's linguistic texts which did not appear in The History of Middle-earth have been published in the periodicals Vinyar Tengwar, Parma Eldalamberon, and TyaliÃ« TyelelliÃ©va. Some of these were later collected in The Nature of Middle-earth.Additionally, there are several titles used for collective bodies of stories (which are used in the fictional world, and also real-world terms to include all relevant material independently of published books), among them: The AinulindalÃ« (the creation of the universe) The Valaquenta (the Account of the Valar) The (Quenta) Silmarillion (the First Age and wars surrounding the Silmarils) The Narn (i chÃ®n HÃºrin) (the story of the Children of HÃºrin) The AkallabÃªth (History and Downfall of NÃºmenor in the Second Age) The Red Book of Westmarch (Bilbo and Frodo's journeys, including supplementary material)
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_14e014a8	comment	Stars Are Souls: There is the singular and slightly-off example of the star EÃ¤rendil; although he technically neither died nor is the star himself, he was tasked to cross the sky in a flying ship with the last glowing Silmaril jewel, which is visible to us as Venus.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_15fc9fb	type	Our Elves Are Different
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_15fc9fb	comment	Our Elves Are Different: Elves are an ancient race and the first mortal people to be created. They're The Ageless, and while they can be killed by violence they never succumb to old age. They're also more closely tied to the world than Men are; while Men's souls will depart the world for unknown destinations after death, Elves linger eternally as incorporeal wraiths. They're also a demising people, badly sapped in strength and numbers by ages of wars and calamities, and by the time of the War of the Ring the few to remain in Middle-earth are largely in the process of preparing to leave it for the earthy paradise beyond the western seas.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_17ce80aa	comment	All There in the Manual: The Appendices made up nearly half of The Return of the King.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_1df0cf05	type	Mutual Envy
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_1df0cf05	comment	Mutual Envy: Elves and Humans envy each other. Humans are mortal and die after a comparatively short time, and our souls have to leave the World after we die, so we envy the Elves' "immortality." The Ageless Elves, who very slowly get tired of living but can't die of old age and certainly can't leave the World dead or alive, know that they're all going to be here when it comes to an end. They envy Humans for being able to leave when we get "weary," and for having the option to keep existing after the end of Time. Elves call death a "Gift," which can rub mortals the wrong way.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_1df37537	type	Mutual Kill
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_1df37537	comment	Elves, being strongly tied to the physical world, linger within it after death in the form of shades who are called to the Halls of Mandos, the dour lord of the dead. After an unspecified amount of time in the Halls, Elves are generally reincarnated into new bodies — the most notable such case in the stories is Glorfindel, who died in a Mutual Kill with a Balrog in the First Age millennia before the events of The Lord of the Rings, but reappears there living in Rivendell. Most afterwards remain in the Undying Lands where the Halls are located and the god-like Valar live, with only a few returning to Middle-earth.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_1e95d603	type	Real-Time Strategy
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_1e95d603	comment	War in Middle Earth (1988) - A Real-Time Strategy game by Melbourne House.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_1ec3eb0a	type	Take Our Word for It
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_1ec3eb0a	comment	"Far, far below the deepest delvings of the Dwarves, the world is gnawed by nameless things. Even Sauron knows them not. They are older than he. Now I have walked there, but I will bring no report to darken the light of day. "
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_1fb440a6	type	Voluntary Shapeshifting
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_1fb440a6	comment	Melian, an angel, and Thingol, an elf. Thanks to angelic Voluntary Shapeshifting, Melian gave herself a flesh-and-blood body and the two had children.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_218b2ee8	type	Ancient Egypt
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_218b2ee8	comment	The political situation of Gondor and Arnor may remind one of Byzantium and Rome, who faced threats from the East (Huns, Ottomans, etc.) at various times in their history. Strangely, when Tolkien was asked about this comparison, he said that he regarded Gondor as being closer to Ancient Egypt—who admittedly often had the same problem.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_2410cc23	type	The Time of Myths
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_2410cc23	comment	The Time of Myths: All the stories JRRT told about Middle-earth are set in our own world, but in an "imaginary time" before history and the Dominion of Men.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_245cb69d	type	Changing of the Guard
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_245cb69d	comment	Changing of the Guard: Between The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_27a42ebc	type	Spiritual Successor
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_27a42ebc	comment	The Soddit, a parody novel of The Hobbit by Adam Roberts that was marketed as a Spiritual Successor to Bored Of The Rings. It got a prequel called The Sellamillion that parodied The Silmarillion.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_27ab0123	type	Offing the Offspring
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_27ab0123	comment	Gondor was a direct descendant of NÃºmenor, whose culture sounds Punic. The fact they were bilingual (speaking both a Semitic-like AdÃ»naic language and Elvish Sindarin), were a seafaring people and worshipped an evil god named originally Melkor ("He who arises in might") match Ancient Carthage: speaker of both Punic and Greek, seafaring, worshipped a nastynote Not precisely evil; evidence is scanty, with some suggesting him to be a deified former King of Tyre (Carthage was a Tyrian colony), and other suggest him to be more of a melancholy underworld god after the fashion of Hades god who demanded human sacrificesNB These sacrifices were rare; they were strictly made by the ruling elite—Carthage was an oligarchic republic (not entirely unlike Rome, truth be told)—who would sacrifice their own children in times of crisis, suggesting they were a last resort and a symbolic practice to show the populace that they were suffering, too. and was named Melkart (which can be interpreted as "Mighty one"note A more accurate translation is "King of the City;" you can see this more easily if you speak a modern Semitic language (especially Hebrew): it's from Melk (Semitic root M-L-K=Hebrew Melech, Arabic Malik, meaning "king") and qart (Semitic root Q-R-Y=Hebrew kirya(t), Arabic qaraya(t), meaning "settlement" or "village").).
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_289008dc	comment	Incorruptible Pure Pureness: Several. Hobbits are resistant to the corruption of the Ring because of their humble, honest, and forthright natures. The only two beings to ever voluntarily give it up, Bilbo and Samwise, are both hobbits. Subverted with elves. Although it's true that Maeglin is the only elf who ever served the Enemy willingly (and after being tortured by him), other elves frequently demonstrated their ability to be arrogant, nasty, selfish, and outright murderous when they put their minds to it. The Dwarves are interesting sort. Dwarves could be greedy and suspicious, but AulÃ« made them so stubborn— in part to defend against Melkor's corruption— that few Dwarves ever served Melkor or Sauron.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_2973a4d6	comment	Turtle Island: The Fastitocalon poem in The Adventures Of Tom Bombadil.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_297814de	comment	The Lord of the Rings Roleplaying Game (2002) - The Role-Playing Game by Decipher.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_29a39f6	type	Easter Egg
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_29a39f6	comment	Easter Egg: All of Tolkien's works about Middle-earth, as well as the many volumes of unpublished works edited by his son, have inscriptions (usually on the title page) that can be transliterated from his fictional alphabets into English.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_2a6ed9ec	type	Dragons Are Demonic
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_2a6ed9ec	comment	Dragons Are Demonic: Dragons, such as Smaug and Ancalagon the Black, are described as creations of Morgoth (the setting's Satan Expy) that are inherently evil as a whole.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_2b726e19	type	Ring of Power
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_2b726e19	comment	Ring of Power: The twenty Great Rings of Power, and countless lesser Rings, forged in Eregion under the guidance of "Annatar" (a.k.a. Sauron).
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_2d768e2d	type	Succession Crisis
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_2d768e2d	comment	Succession Crisis: The Kin-strife was a civil war fought in Gondor between 1432 and 1447 of the Third Age, caused by one of these. Unlike most examples, there was a rightful heir, Eldacar, son of the previous king Valacar. However, Eldacar was the son of Valacar and Vidumavi, the daughter of Vidugavia, the King of Rhovanion, resulting in a large portion of the country refusing to accept his legitimacy, instead supporting his distant relative Castamir. Eldacar eventually won the war, thanks to support from his mother's people and Castamir's own tyranny alienating the people, but Gondor was devastated, and the port city of Umbar was lost. An earlier and more devastating example came after the death of king EÃ¤rendur of Arnor. His three sons all claimed the throne, resulting in the kingdom being split into Arthedain, Cardolan and Rhudaur. King Amlaith of Arthedain was the eldest and considered legitimate, but never had enough support to reconquer the other kingdoms, which ultimately rendered it easy to conquer by Angmar. The line of Amlaith survives through the Dunedain chieftains, the last of which being Aragorn.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_2f36d97	type	Older Than They Look
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_2f36d97	comment	Older Than They Look, Really 700 Years Old: Life expectancy varies considerably among various peoples, even various human peoples, and by time and place. Additionally, some individuals have been extraordinarily longlived even by the standard of their people.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_303b78d8	type	Animal Espionage
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_303b78d8	comment	Animal Espionage: Radagast's affinity with animals allows him to use them as his eyes and ears.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_309b8806	type	Cursed with Awesome
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_309b8806	comment	Biologically, the Elves are immune to old age and disease, and can only die of injury (and even then they eventually reincarnate). However, Tolkien presents the Men's mortality as a case of Cursed with Awesome, as the Elves are forever bound to Arda and will never be able to leave it, while Men can and do leave it when they die.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_30ab0aa1	type	Worldbuilding
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_30ab0aa1	comment	Worldbuilding: Arda is a wonderfully detailed example of worldbuilding, which Tolkien called "subcreation." He had a whole philosophy and theory about subcreation in relation to his Catholic faith.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_334b7f3a	type	Cryptic Background Reference
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_334b7f3a	comment	Cryptic Background Reference: Often characters and the narrative refer back to the broad well of Middle-earth's history and culture, but don't necessarily explain those for the ignorant reader. Some of these references are explained through other material, while some are left entirely unexplained.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_33d5b7f2	type	Adapted Out
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_33d5b7f2	comment	Eventually, some studios were able to obtain both licenses, allowing for the games The Battle for Middle-Earth II (and its expansion pack) and War in the North to combine the likeness of actors and location designs with various elements that were Adapted Out from the movies. The general consensus is that (quality of the gameplay nonwithstanding) this allows for a much more coherent Middle-Earth experience.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_33d76f78	type	Heroic Ambidexterity
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_33d76f78	comment	Heroic Ambidexterity: A posthumously published essay ("Eldarin Hands, Fingers and Numerals") reveals that Tolkien at least for a time entertained the idea that elves are ambidextrous (although this never actually showed in any of the Middle-earth books).
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_3441859b	type	Rank Scales with Asskicking
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_3441859b	comment	Rank Scales with Asskicking: Generally the great heroes and villains in the stories are the princes, lords, and other aristocrats. It's rare for a "common" person like Samwise to be a great hero.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_35f2850f	type	Magical Weapon
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_35f2850f	comment	Magical Weapon Elvish swords glow blue, but only in the presence of orcs or goblins. The swords found in the barrow downs after the Hobbits' imprisonment there in The Fellowship of the Ring were forged in old Arnor, and seem to have some enchantment which allow Merry to wound the Witch King of Angmar with it and thus allow Eowyn to finish him off. In The Children of HÃºrin Anglachel/Gurthang was a black sword made of Thunderbolt Iron that on top of being abnormally strong and able to resist the potent acid of a dragon's blood also possessed some degree of sentience, enjoying fighting evil, and briefly talked to Turin before his suicide, promising to kill him quickly and drink his blood so that it could forget being used to kill its master Beleg.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_3b0479f2	type	You Shall Not Pass!
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_3b0479f2	comment	You Shall Not Pass!: Gandalf's speech in the movie The Fellowship of the Ring, while a slightly paraphrased variation of the speech in the book, is the Trope Namer.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_3b5fcbb7	type	Artifact of Doom
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_3b5fcbb7	comment	Artifact of Doom: The One Ring and the Nine Rings are the kind of artifacts that take over your mind, turn you into a wraith, and usually make you Sauron's slave. Oh, and if Sauron ever gets the One Ring back he can take over the world. The Seven Rings given to the Dwarves qualify to a lesser extent, causing them to fall to Greed. As for the Three Rings, which were made without Sauron's direct influence, they're not without danger, but only become a true example of the trope if subjugated under the One Ring.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_3d85c6bc	type	Black Speech
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_3d85c6bc	comment	Black Speech: Sauron's Black Speech is the Trope Namer.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_40cc0c7e	type	Bittersweet Ending
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_40cc0c7e	comment	Bittersweet Ending: Tolkien put one at the end of nearly every single story he wrote. The Dark Lords and their servants are each defeated, but only after the loss or destruction of yet more of the ancient beauty of the world. The exceptions are the real Downer Endings, such as the one in The Children of HÃºrin. In The Hobbit, Smaug's dead and the dwarves got their gold, but thousands have been killed in the destruction of Laketown and the Battle of the Five Armies. In The Lord of the Rings, the Ring has been destroyed, but Frodo now has PTSD from all the things that he saw or experienced on his journey, the Elves all have to either leave Middle-earth or "diminish" from a proud race of Precursors into The Remnant, and ten of thousands of people have been killed in the war.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_424c9a9b	type	Cold-Blooded Torture
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_424c9a9b	comment	Cold-Blooded Torture: Both Sauron and Morgoth are fond of it. Orcs do it for entertainment.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_437f3f2e	type	Mixed Ancestry is Attractive
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_437f3f2e	comment	Mixed Ancestry is Attractive: Down the ages of Middle-earth, repeated mixed marriages first between the angelic Maiar and the elves, and then between elves and Humans, have produced people of unearthly beauty. The Silmarillion: Dior, (the son of Luthien, herself the World's Most Beautiful Woman, and half-elf and half-Maiar) is called "Dior the beautiful" and "Dior the fair", and the narration emphasizes that his "threefold race" heritage contributed to his beauty.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_43ae1aba	type	World's Most Beautiful Woman
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_43ae1aba	comment	Averted with LÃºthien. Her father sends her suitor on an impossible Engagement Challenge and locks her in a treehouse, supposedly for her own protection. LÃºthien promptly escapes and rescues Beren, her suitor, from a dungeon. She then helps him with the quest (and arguably contributes more than he does), despite not being an Action Girl in the traditional sense. She caps it off by putting Morgoth (Tolkien's equivalent of Satan) to sleep by singing. One does not need to be a warrior to be a badass.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_441f6899	type	The Numbered Things
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_441f6899	comment	The Numbered Things: There's the Two Trees, the Two Lanterns, the Three Rings, the Seven Rings, the Nine Rings, and of course the One Ring.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_443774b4	type	Narrative Poem
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_443774b4	comment	Narrative Poem: Both as stories written by Tolkien in that format and as poems appearing or being referenced inside the narrative.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_458c7e61	type	Constructed World
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_458c7e61	comment	Constructed World: Arda is a sort of border case: It's a highly detailed example of worldbuilding, yet it's intended to be our own world's prehistory rather than a separate universe.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_4832a3bb	type	Always Chaotic Evil
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_4832a3bb	comment	Always Chaotic Evil: Tolkien himself was troubled by the unfortunate implications of this trope. The problem is that races like the orcs were described in his published work as being almost genetically evil. As a believing and devout Catholic Tolkien realized the theological implications of this stance. Given the Catholic underpinnings of Arda's theology, Morgoth (the Big Bad) may have corrupted the souls of elves to become orcs, but even with all Morgoth could do, any living creature should still have a chance, however small, of redemption, repentance and forgiveness. Tolkien's characterization essentially denied the possibility of redemption for the orcs. It was in part this conflict that kept him from releasing any of the other parts of his Legendarium in his lifetime, as he could never quite reconcile this portion of his fantasy world with his deeply-held faith. Even in The Lord of the Rings there are hints that Tolkien may have wavered on this, as Elrond's reflections on the Last Alliance states that of all beings in Middle-earth, only the Elves were undivided. This means not only that some Men and Dwarves fought on the side of Sauron, but also implies that there may have been Orcs and Trolls that fought against his forces (though, given the combative nature of Orcs, they may not have fought on the side of the Alliance per se, but used the conflict as an excuse to settle grievances between tribes).
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_4a9c731e	type	When Trees Attack
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_4a9c731e	comment	When Trees Attack: The Ents were created because Tolkien had seen a production of Macbeth as a child and was disappointed when it turned out that Birnam Wood itself didn't actually attack.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_4d22bdfc	type	Light/Fire Juxtaposition
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_4d22bdfc	comment	Light/Fire Juxtaposition: Light is strictly divine, and it's associated with elves, Maiar, and forces of good. Fire, however, can be used by both good and evil forces and is more heavily associated with the latter: Morgoth, Sauron, dragons and Balrogs all utilize fire.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_4ed7b30d	type	Physical Religion
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_4ed7b30d	comment	Physical Religion: At least for the Elves living in the West, the Valar and Maiar live as neighbours and interact with them. In Middle-earth open contact has been more rare and increasingly so; mostly single Ainur interacting with smaller populations or single individuals. For most peoples in Middle-earth, they only know of the Valar through legend, or they only have fragmented and filtered knowledge, if they even know of them at all.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_52aa0c4a	type	The Caligula
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_52aa0c4a	comment	The Kin-strife was a civil war fought in Gondor between 1432 and 1447 of the Third Age, caused by one of these. Unlike most examples, there was a rightful heir, Eldacar, son of the previous king Valacar. However, Eldacar was the son of Valacar and Vidumavi, the daughter of Vidugavia, the King of Rhovanion, resulting in a large portion of the country refusing to accept his legitimacy, instead supporting his distant relative Castamir. Eldacar eventually won the war, thanks to support from his mother's people and Castamir's own tyranny alienating the people, but Gondor was devastated, and the port city of Umbar was lost.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_55940b68	type	Doorstopper
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_55940b68	comment	Doorstopper: The Lord of the Rings is a simply enormous book. The History of Middle-earth, if taken together, is much longer.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_56b53152	type	Green Aesop
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_56b53152	comment	Green Aesop: The destruction of nature by industry is a common theme in Tolkien's work.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_57d43e40	type	Fantasy Counterpart Culture
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_57d43e40	comment	Fantasy Counterpart Culture: With the exception of the Shire itself, which was modeled on the idealized 19th-century English countryside, the cultures of the westlands of Third Age Middle-earth are roughly equivalent to those of Dark Age Europe based on political situations and cultural aspects. The political situation of Gondor and Arnor may remind one of Byzantium and Rome, who faced threats from the East (Huns, Ottomans, etc.) at various times in their history. Strangely, when Tolkien was asked about this comparison, he said that he regarded Gondor as being closer to Ancient Egypt—who admittedly often had the same problem. Gondor was a direct descendant of NÃºmenor, whose culture sounds Punic. The fact they were bilingual (speaking both a Semitic-like AdÃ»naic language and Elvish Sindarin), were a seafaring people and worshipped an evil god named originally Melkor ("He who arises in might") match Ancient Carthage: speaker of both Punic and Greek, seafaring, worshipped a nastynote Not precisely evil; evidence is scanty, with some suggesting him to be a deified former King of Tyre (Carthage was a Tyrian colony), and other suggest him to be more of a melancholy underworld god after the fashion of Hades god who demanded human sacrificesNB These sacrifices were rare; they were strictly made by the ruling elite—Carthage was an oligarchic republic (not entirely unlike Rome, truth be told)—who would sacrifice their own children in times of crisis, suggesting they were a last resort and a symbolic practice to show the populace that they were suffering, too. and was named Melkart (which can be interpreted as "Mighty one"note A more accurate translation is "King of the City;" you can see this more easily if you speak a modern Semitic language (especially Hebrew): it's from Melk (Semitic root M-L-K=Hebrew Melech, Arabic Malik, meaning "king") and qart (Semitic root Q-R-Y=Hebrew kirya(t), Arabic qaraya(t), meaning "settlement" or "village").). The Rohirrim have aspects of Anglo-Saxon culture, and have been compared to Vikings that rode horses rather than ships. Their Eotheod ancestors are based on the then-perception of Goths as a people of Germanic horse-warriors. The Rohirrim military is still this while their language has developed into the later Germanic language of Anglo-Saxon. The fact they had been a people of warrior-peasants whose entire culture ran around the horse and who lived on plains (as opposed to the hilly landscape of the British Isles) also makes them comparable 16th-19th century Russian Cossacks. The Southrons are a vague, nonspecific representation of African and Middle-Eastern peoples, as in the medieval writings Tolkien emulated, which always spoke of these in exotic terms. Similarly, the Easterlings are a vague representation of nomadic peoples from the East (i.e. Huns, Tartars, Mongols). However, the Easterlings of Khand are called Variags, a term used for Viking mercenaries in Constantinople. The Dwarvish language is inspired by Semitic languages and their displacement throughout Middle-earth draws comparisons with the Jewish diaspora, but the Dwarvish culture resembles more that of Early Middle Ages Germanic peoples: metalworkers, builders, axe-armed. Please note that the languages he based his invented languages on do not necessarily determine the cultural equivalence of the people who use them. Sindarin was based on Welsh, and Quenya on Finnish, but Grey Elves aren't Welsh, and High Elves aren't Finns.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_59e24999	type	Supernaturally Marked Grave
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_59e24999	comment	Supernaturally Marked Grave: In particular, battlefields tend to become wastelands or marshes that last long after any sign of such events should. The same can happen where very evil beings die (such as the Witch-King of Angmar), and grass and flowers grow where good ones die.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_5bb02372	type	Inhumanly Beautiful Race
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_5bb02372	comment	Inhumanly Beautiful Race: Elves in Tolkien's works are almost invariably described as being good-looking. The three best-looking females in the history of Middle-earth (LÃºthien, Galadriel, and Arwen) are all Elves. The Valar also count, although they cheat, since their bodies are artificial and custom-made, so their beauty is limited only by modesty and imagination.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_5ce7dbb9	type	Central Theme
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_5ce7dbb9	comment	Central Theme: Throughout the Legendarium there is a continuing theme that being evil will end up destroying you, even if you started out with noble intentions. For example, Sauron began by wanting to bring order to the world and being one of the greatest Maia. However, by joining Morgoth to do so he became more ruthless and cruel, ending up becoming the evilest being after Morgoth. Similarly, Saruman starts out as the greatest of the Wizards, but after joining Sauron (with the intention of betraying him once he gets the ring), is cast from the Istari, loses most of his power, and ends up using his power to bully and oppress Hobbits For the Evulz. The claim that "nothing is evil in the beginning. Even Sauron was not so." When Sam sees one of the Southrons who fought for Sauron die he wonders whether he was really evil and would have preferred to stay at home. Tolkien himself criticized the way that during the war civilians were being killed in the enemy countries and found the idea of judging whole races bad horrific.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_5f45ab38	type	Space Jews
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_5f45ab38	comment	Space Jews: In a late interview from the 1970s, Tolkien likened the Dwarves to Jews in terms of their Dwarvish language Khuzdul being Semitic-influenced, and in the way they maintained their own culture while living among others.note People taking this way beyond what he actually said make him out to be an anti-Semite, thinking he referred to the Greedy Jew stereotype, though dvergar being associated with gold and riches come straight from mythology. Instead, he was a committed anti-racist, to the extent where he wrote a vicious letter to a publisher in Nazi Germany who had asked if he was of "Aryan" descent, tearing the man down several pegs and pointing out the flaws in Nazi doctrine as only a Professor of Linguistics and expert on Norse/Germanic mythology can. He sarcastically pointed out that the true Aryans were Persians (Iranians) and Indians, and in response to the implied question about whether he was actually of Jewish descent, he said that he regretted he wasn't. A politer, but still harsh letter was sent instead.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_5fb5dad8	type	Royal Blood
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_5fb5dad8	comment	Royal Blood: The kin of NÃºmenor. NÃºmenorians in general had longer lifetimes than baseline humans as a reward for fighting the forces of Morgoth, but the royal family took it even further by virtue of being descended from Tar-Minytaur, Elrond's brother and a half-elf. (more or less). Since the nobility of Gondor and Arnor are descended from NÃºmenor's royals, they tend to have longer lifespans and some magical powers. This is later deconstructed in Gondor, since it leads to a civil war when king Valacar marries Vidumavi, the daughter of Vidugavia, the King of Rhovanion.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_60fa92ac	type	Names to Run Away from Really Fast
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_60fa92ac	comment	Names to Run Away from Really Fast: The names of the Enemy are usually Elvish (Quenya or Sindarin, to be precise), and will usually reflect how the Elves feel about them. For example, Melkor is Quenya for "He Who Arises In Might" and Morgoth is Sindarin for "Dark Enemy/Black Enemy". Sauron is Quenya for "Abomination", and his lesser used Sindarin name is Gorthaur, which means "The Abhorred Dread".
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_61cd6e2b	type	Color-Coded Wizardry
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_61cd6e2b	comment	Color-Coded Wizardry: The five wizards who came to Middle-earth were Gandalf the Grey, Saruman the White, Radagast the Brown, and the Blue Wizards Alatar and Pallando, who went farther east and never appeared in any proper Middle-earth stories.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_64e975cf	type	Manly Tears
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_64e975cf	comment	Manly Tears: Crying is not stigmatized, and there are many instances of manly men weeping, whether it is for grief, terror, joy, or any other reason. (As men do in the old epics that JRRT emulated.) To cite just one example: Aragorn is so overwhelmed with grief at the death of Boromir, weeping bitterly over the latter's body, that when Gimli and Legolas come upon the scene, they think at first that Aragorn himself has been perhaps mortally wounded. Gandalf encourages Sam, Pippin, and Merry to weep when Frodo is going away forever.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_65163c3a	type	Evil Tower of Ominousness
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_65163c3a	comment	Evil Tower of Ominousness: These appear frequently in Middle-earth where the Evil Overlords have set up: Barad-dÃ»r, Minas Morgul, the Tower of Cirith Ungol in Mordor, and Orthanc in Isengard. Morgoth's Thangorodrim, the Mountains of Tyranny, fill the same conceptual spot in the First Age.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_6627695f	type	Author Appeal
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_6627695f	comment	Author Appeal: In case you missed it, Tolkien likes linguistics, trees, music, and dark-haired grey-eyed women. Tolkien's love of plants deserves a special mention, as academic botanists have examined the various descriptions of flora and its locations in different parts of the Legendarium and have found it to be highly accurate as regards real, non-magical plants. (Barring a couple of exceptions for artistic license.)
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_663f35c0	type	Only One Name
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_663f35c0	comment	Only One Name, Patronymics, and I Am X, Son of Y: Most cultures commonly have a given name(s) and use patronymics. Only the Hobbits and Men of Bree and the Shire use Western-style inherited family names.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_66755d29	type	Author Avatar
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_66755d29	comment	Author Avatar: Word of God points to Beren and Faramir. In fact, "Beren" appears on Tolkien's tombstone under his real name. "Luthien" likewise appears on his wife's tombstone next to his.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_6a3c49f	type	Direct Line to the Author
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_6a3c49f	comment	Direct Line to the Author: The core of the story (The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings) exist In-Universe as Bilbo's diary and Frodo's account of his adventures, and is called the Red Book of Westmarch. This original Red Book was copied into an edition called The Thain's Book, to which someone added a few volumes of "Translations from the Elvish" by Bilbo. This was copied in turn by one "Findegil, the King's Writer" — the date this copy was made is the last dated event in the book, so we can presume Tolkien "discovered and translated" this copy. The story begins with Bilbo's homely descriptions of the hobbit characters' interaction, gradually changes to Frodo's scholarly and slightly purple narration throughout most of the rest of the book, and ending with Sam's down-to-earth, humble (but still educated) language towards the end — the second half of Book Six, detailing the Scouring and renewal of the Shire, is directly implied to have been written by Sam ("I have finished. The last few pages are for you"). In The Book of Lost Tales, the earliest version of The Silmarillion, the stories are told via a Framing Device of elves telling them to an Anglo-Saxon mariner, Ã†lfwine, who stumbled upon the Elvish island Tol EressÃ«a, who then writes them down and takes them back to England. His book is found long afterwards in the ruins of an old house and ends up with Tolkien who, being a Professor of Old English, translates it. The two contradict each other because the "Anglo-Saxon mariner" framing story gives us one version of events (The Book of Lost Tales), while Bilbo is the editor/author of Translations from the Elvish (aka The Silmarillion), a different account of the same myths.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_6de438eb	type	The Everyman
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_6de438eb	comment	The Everyman: Hobbits, who also double as the Audience Surrogate in a world of mighty wizards and brave warriors.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_6e1b226c	type	Speak Friend and Enter
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_6e1b226c	comment	Speak Friend and Enter: The Gate of Moria in The Lord of the Rings is the Trope Namer. That password would have been so much easier to figure out if only Celebrimbor had used a comma!
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_6fb5cb83	type	I Gave My Word
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_6fb5cb83	comment	I Gave My Word: Interestingly, the keeping of binding oaths ends up leading to trouble more often than not. The Oath of FÃ«anor drives him and his sons to numerous outrages against their would-be allies. It's probably for this reason that Elrond tells the Fellowship explicitly that they are not bound by an oath and should only go as far as their own will dictates.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_7040b6bc	type	Understatement
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_7040b6bc	comment	LÃºthien, Thingol and Melian's half-angel half-elf (but biologically elven) daughter, and Beren, a human. They had to jump through some hoops to get the okay from daddy, though.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_717ca6cf	type	Species-Specific Afterlife
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_717ca6cf	comment	Species-Specific Afterlife: Their respective fates after death are the most crucial difference between Elves and Men: Elves, being strongly tied to the physical world, linger within it after death in the form of shades who are called to the Halls of Mandos, the dour lord of the dead. After an unspecified amount of time in the Halls, Elves are generally reincarnated into new bodies — the most notable such case in the stories is Glorfindel, who died in a Mutual Kill with a Balrog in the First Age millennia before the events of The Lord of the Rings, but reappears there living in Rivendell. Most afterwards remain in the Undying Lands where the Halls are located and the god-like Valar live, with only a few returning to Middle-earth. Humans, instead, leave the world entirely after dying: where they go exactly isn't known, although it's often assumed that human souls are bound for the Timeless Halls of Eru — God — outside the world. This poses a problem for the children of rare human-elven couples: half-elves inevitably have to choose to be either full Men or full Elves, in order to determine which afterlife they are to be bound to. The cost of this is that human-elven families and couples are forever separated after death, with the exception of the lovers Beren and LÃºthien — LÃºthien was an Elf, but chose to become mortal, die as a human woman and depart the world alongside Beren at her death. There is no concrete information on the afterlife of dwarves, though the dwarves and elves both have opinions. The elves think dwarves simply turn back to stone, while the dwarves think their god Mahal (AulÃ«) looks out for them and takes them to his own, separate halls, and after the end of the world, they will build another, Unmarred world alongside him.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_747e6b7f	type	Harmony Versus Discipline
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_747e6b7f	comment	Harmony Versus Discipline: Or, as Tolkien himself put it, Art versus Machine (or Magic). The Elves in his works are masters of Art (Harmony), which means using one's inherent potential of "subcreation" to the fullest, while the antagonists (Melkor, Sauron, Saruman) represent the Machine/Magic (Discipline), which means using whatever tools at hand to bend nature to one's will and rebel against the established order.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_7969f21e	type	No One Gets Left Behind
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_7969f21e	comment	No One Gets Left Behind: Leaving friends behind in danger is an anathema to most of the protagonists. Fingon went right into the heart of Morgoth's stronghold because he still had fond memories of his friendship with Maedros despite the subsequent kinslaying and betrayals of Maedros' father. Aragorn, Gimli, and Legolas chase an entire company of Uruk-hai across Rohan on foot for three consecutive days rather than leave the hobbits in their clutches.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_796fa10c	type	The Ageless
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_796fa10c	comment	The Ageless: Elves are naturally immortal; death can come though physical injury, poison, or mental/psychological injury. Orcs, who are (usually) understood as corrupted elves, are hinted in a few places to be similarly ageless, but this is not explicitly stated.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_7bb844ec	type	Villain Decay
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_7bb844ec	comment	Throughout the Legendarium there is a continuing theme that being evil will end up destroying you, even if you started out with noble intentions. For example, Sauron began by wanting to bring order to the world and being one of the greatest Maia. However, by joining Morgoth to do so he became more ruthless and cruel, ending up becoming the evilest being after Morgoth. Similarly, Saruman starts out as the greatest of the Wizards, but after joining Sauron (with the intention of betraying him once he gets the ring), is cast from the Istari, loses most of his power, and ends up using his power to bully and oppress Hobbits For the Evulz.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_7c46c734	type	Common Tongue
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_7c46c734	comment	Common Tongue: Different lingua francas existed for different times and places: In the westlands in the Second and Third Ages, the Common Speech was Westron, a mixed language developed from Mannish languages, mixing AdÃ»naic (NumenÃ³rean) and local Middle-earth languages. In the Third Age it was spoken by lots of peoples either as a mother tongue (e.g. hobbits and Breelanders) or as second language lingua franca. In The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings it is substituted by English. In Beleriand during the wars against Morgoth, Sindarin became the lingua franca between all Elves, Dwarves, and Men. Even the Orcs used a twisted, debased version of it.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_7d93efb	type	Stellar Name
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_7d93efb	comment	Stellar Name: Very common with the Elves and their star-veneration; among others, the elements el-/elen- found in many names means "star".
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_7e12208b	type	Heaven Versus Hell
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_7e12208b	comment	Heaven Versus Hell: The setting does not have a traditional Heaven or Hell, but the celestial creations of Eru Illuvatar, the Ainur, can be divided into the Forces of Good and the Forces of Evil, the latter being those fallen Maiar (lesser celestials) who have followed the fallen Valar (higher celestial) Morgoth in his ways. Thus, any fight between these beings fits the trope. Gandalf's battle against the Balrog, mostly an Offscreen Moment of Awesome in the books but depicted onscreen in the Peter Jackson films, comes to mind.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_81c72ad5	type	Vestigial Empire
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_81c72ad5	comment	Vestigial Empire: Many over the course of Arda's long history, most famously Gondor.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_820133fd	type	Tragic Hero
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_820133fd	comment	Tragic Hero: Big time. Frodo is the archetypical example. While the succeeds in his mission, he is forever marred by carrying the ring, and can no longer find the beauty in the world he helped save. In the end, he is taken to the West to find healing but never returns to Middle-earth. TÃºrin Turambar is beset by one tragedy after another. His kin die, he accidentally kills his best friend, he unknowingly marries his sister, said sister commits suicide when she realizes what she's done, he murders an innocent man in a fit of fury and despair when the man reveals the truth of all this, and ultimately kills himself when he realizes he hasn't escaped his cursed fate. HÃºrin, TÃºrin's father, is a great hero among men, until he's taken and tortured by Morgoth for decades, released only when he's sufficiently filled with rage at the world to cause even more damage, and also ultimately kills himself, realizing that everything he has done has ultimately helped Morgoth. Celebrimbor, the grandson of FeÃ¤nor, tries to undo his family's mistakes by forging the rings of power, which would help preserve the magic and beauty of the world. By doing so, however, he plays straight into Sauron's hands. Sauron then captures, tortures and kills him. Pretty much every hero in The Silmarillion counts, actually.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_83fb1e42	type	Primordial Tongue
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_83fb1e42	comment	Primordial Tongue: Primitive Elvish is the ancient language of the first elves, who called themselves the Quendi, "those that speak with voices", to distinguish themselves from non-speaking animals. The modern elvish languages, Quenya and Sindarin, are its descendants; they sound so different because they evolved in geographically separated populations from a common ancestor.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_8485d41a	type	Interspecies Romance
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_8485d41a	comment	Interspecies Romance: Very rare, and usually requires implicit or explicit divine dispensation, but it does happen from time to time. Melian, an angel, and Thingol, an elf. Thanks to angelic Voluntary Shapeshifting, Melian gave herself a flesh-and-blood body and the two had children. LÃºthien, Thingol and Melian's half-angel half-elf (but biologically elven) daughter, and Beren, a human. They had to jump through some hoops to get the okay from daddy, though. Tuor, a human and son of Huor, wed Idril Celebrindal, an elf and daughter of King Turgon of Gondolin. Their son was EÃ¤rendil the Mariner, who successfully sailed to Valinor to plead Middle-earth's case to the Valar. Aragorn, a human, and Arwen, an elf, with many parallels drawn to LÃºthien and Beren above, right down to Aragorn needing to defeat the local Dark Lord as an Engagement Challenge. This time, though, it wasn't because Arwen's father (Elrond) was being a dick— he was Aragorn's foster father, after all— but because the only way he was willing to leave his daughter behind in Middle-earth was if it were made safe from evil for the foreseeable future. Tom Bombadil, the "eldest," and Goldberry, a river nymph. Even Tolkien isn't entirely sure what Bombadil is, but he's probably not a nymph. invoked
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_859ec5d8	type	The Fair Folk
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_859ec5d8	comment	The Fair Folk: Tolkien's treatment of the High Elves was a reaction to the way elves were dealt with in contemporary fiction — either as this trope or as childish fairies. In Arda only ignorant Men like Boromir regard Elves as The Fair Folk. However, Tolkien's conception then caught on among later fantasy writers and in the end people like Terry Pratchett reacted in turn back towards The Fair Folk.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_874c712f	type	Dug Too Deep
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_874c712f	comment	Dug Too Deep: The dwarves of Moria awakened a balrog in their excavations. It earned the epithet "Durin's Bane" and Moria was bereft of dwarves and populated with goblins by the time the Fellowship enter.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_8774fb47	type	Eldritch Abomination
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_8774fb47	comment	Eldritch Abomination: Ungoliant in The Silmarillion. She might be merely a fallen Maia of incredible power, but nobody is quite sure. She's said to have come out of the Void, and she became so powerful that she nearly devoured Morgoth himself. "Far, far below the deepest delvings of the Dwarves, the world is gnawed by nameless things. Even Sauron knows them not. They are older than he. Now I have walked there, but I will bring no report to darken the light of day. "
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_87bc9c07	type	Fire/Water Juxtaposition
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_87bc9c07	comment	Fire/Water Juxtaposition: Kings in Tolkien's works tend to die by fire, while queens tend to drown; FeÃ¤nor, Fingon, Turgon, Maedhros and Gil-Galad, all high-king of the elves, die by fire or heat. Elwing and Idris both leave Middle-earth by sea, while Tar-Miriel of NÃºmenor and Erendis drown.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_89204ffb	type	Shrug of God
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_89204ffb	comment	Tom Bombadil, the "eldest," and Goldberry, a river nymph. Even Tolkien isn't entirely sure what Bombadil is, but he's probably not a nymph. invoked
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_8a0d290b	type	Conlang
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_8a0d290b	comment	Conlang: Tolkien stated that his interest in languages actually spawned Middle-earth as a place for them to exist. He created a world-full system of languages, language families and dialects (just read through them.), with an internal history, along with several scripts and modes in which they could be written. Although most of them are not actually fully detailed languages, several are more detailed, and at least the Elven languages Quenya and Sindarin are complete enough to be used, learned and spoken. The attempts by fan scholars and creators of adaptations (e.g. the Peter Jackson films) to extrapolate from and expand the existing material are usually referred to as Neo-(insert language name).
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_8e020927	type	Evil Counterpart Race
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_8e020927	comment	Evil Counterpart Race: Many of the Evil races are counterparts to the generally Good races, which might be justified by the fact that Morgoth, the originator of all Evil in Middle-earth sans (possibly) Ungoliant, explicitly cannot create new life or matter but can only pervert and corrupt what already exists. Orcs in particular are seen as evil counterparts to the elves. Both races serve members of the Ainur (the orcs are specifically loyal to the fallen Vala Morgoth and later to the fallen Maia Sauron, whereas the elves are loyal to the rest of the Ainur pantheon), and beyond that, they practically act in reverse of each-other: elves enjoy sunlight and protect forests whereas orcs despise and destroy both these things, elves are generally creatures of wisdom, beauty and merry music whereas orcs are creatures of hate and monstrousness. Furthermore, although the exact origin of orcs is uncertain, one origin that was popularized by the Fellowship of the Ring movie is that orcs were originally created from elves which Morgoth imprisoned and tortured beyond recognition. Orcs can also be regarded as the evil counterpart of hobbits: both races are smaller than Men, but whereas hobbits like simple, rural living and are generally peaceful and kind folk beyond the odd gossip; orcs generally hate everything, even each-other, and tend to turn everything they can into monstrous industry. The dwarves have a couple Evil Counterpart races: goblins and dragons. Goblins are said to be short and to enjoy living underground within mountains, whilst dragons are said to be greedy, covetous, apathetic to others, and prideful; and both species love hoarding treasure — these are all traits which are also present in dwarves, but dwarves differ in that they can also be fiercely loyal, kind and hospitable. Furthermore, dwarves put the effort into making many of their riches themselves, whereas dragons and goblins simply steal them (it's explicitly stated that dragons can't make "so much as a brass pan" themselves). Trolls were explicitly made by Morgoth as his own counterpart to the Ents. Both seem to be elemental beings to a degree (the Ents are essentially tree people whilst the trolls turn to stone in sunlight). Ents are protective tree-shepherds which can be slow to act, whereas trolls are simply flesh-eating, murderous monsters which are slow to think. The Balrogs are Evil Counterparts to the wizards. Both groups are Maiar in Middle-earth taking physical form, and some accounts even say there's a prime number of either group in total (there are five wizards, and some accounts hold that there were seven Balrogs in total although other accounts say there was many more). Whereas the wizards were sent to Middle-earth by Valinor to aid the Free Peoples and they're clothed in the forms of old Men, the Balrogs were created by Morgoth from Maiar who sided with him and were incarnated in the forms of shadowy, fiery demons.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_8fa43c7c	type	Nursery Rhyme
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_8fa43c7c	comment	Nursery Rhyme: The Adventures Of Tom Bombadil is an entire book of them. Scads more show up in The Lord of the Rings.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_912fec80	type	Mithril
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_912fec80	comment	Mithril: The trope started with the "truesilver" of Moria in The Lord of the Rings.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_91ed563c	type	Hobbits
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_91ed563c	comment	Hobbits: The Trope Namer and Trope Maker.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_91fc563e	type	Restricted Expanded Universe
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_91fc563e	comment	Restricted Expanded Universe: The video games have long faced restrictions from two opposite directions because the licenses to adapt original literary works and Peter Jackson's movies were sold to separate studios. On one side were the games unable to use any of the designs, lines or actors from the movies even when they were very well-known and liked (The Fellowship of the Ring, The Hobbit (2003), The Lord of the Rings: War of the Ring, The Lord of the Rings Online). On the other side were the games unable to include anything at all that was not explicitly referenced on-screen in the movies, severely limiting available plotlines (The Two Towers, The Return of the King, The Lord of the Rings: The Third Age, The Battle for Middle-earth). And of course, nobody at all has the rights to The Silmarillion and Unfinished Tales of NÃºmenor and Middle-earth, placing events and characters exclusive to those books permanently off-limits. Eventually, some studios were able to obtain both licenses, allowing for the games The Battle for Middle-Earth II (and its expansion pack) and War in the North to combine the likeness of actors and location designs with various elements that were Adapted Out from the movies. The general consensus is that (quality of the gameplay nonwithstanding) this allows for a much more coherent Middle-Earth experience. Meanwhile, The Lord of the Rings Online is still going strong after seven years and five expansion packs, but its license is limited to The Lord of the Rings and its Appendices only. Rumours are, even The Hobbit material cannot be used if it wasn't also mentioned in LOTR as well. This, among other things, prevented the developers from making a proper tie-in to The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey - players had to revisit Bilbo's path in the "present" days of the War of the Ring instead. LOTRO also isn't allowed to change the main story in any way, so a lot of the quests don't directly relate to the plot ("Bring Me Twenty Wolf Ears") and those that do are portrayed as being things that help the main characters without actually being able to have a huge impact on the outcome.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_92286f7f	type	Precursors
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_92286f7f	comment	Precursors: NÃºmenorean civilization.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_966f0c70	type	Enchanted Forest
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_966f0c70	comment	Enchanted Forest: Despite Tolkien's great love for trees and forests, his mythopoeia doesn't neglect this common trope of European myths and legends. The Old Forest, Taur-nu-Fuin, Mirkwood, and Fangorn all make use of it. Generally, however, only the forests that were severely abused by loggers or directly corrupted by the Dark Lords ended up this way. The only real exception is Doriath, because Melian deliberately made it that way to defend the kingdom from invasion. Most Men believe Lorien is supernaturally dangerous, but it's not; the lies of Morgoth and Sauron, and, admittedly, the acts of the Elves themselves to defend their kingdom, have made them fear it.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_970c790a	type	Big Bad
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_970c790a	comment	Big Bad: Morgoth in the First Age, Sauron in the Second and Third.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_98a63dc6	type	Time Abyss
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_98a63dc6	comment	Time Abyss: There are the Ageless people, like Elves and Ents, some many of them are thousands of years old. Then there's Tom Bombadil, who apparently came into existence the moment Arda was created, and still "remembers the first raindrop, the first acorn". Then there are the Ainur, all of whom were created before Arda and helped sing it into shape.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_9be7c205	type	Giant Spider
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_9be7c205	comment	Giant Spider: Ungoliant in The Silmarillion, Mirkwood's spiders in The Hobbit, and Shelob in The Lord of the Rings. They're all related: Ungoliant is Shelob's mother, and Shelob is the mother of the Mirkwood spiders.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_9cfe57cf	type	Idyllic English Village
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_9cfe57cf	comment	Idyllic English Village: The Shire from The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings is basically Tolkien's idealized version or a Fantasy Counterpart Culture of an English Arcadia with hobbits.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_9e0a4772	type	Proportional Aging
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_9e0a4772	comment	Proportional Aging: Hobbits live to about 90-100 years, with proportionate aging. Merry and Pippin, in their thirties, are considered young adults, and Frodo, in his fifties, is just shy of middle age. Hobbits are also noted to have their adolescence in their "tweens" (which in this case means twenty, not twelve).
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_9e630d58	type	Exploring the Evil Lair
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_9e630d58	comment	Exploring the Evil Lair: Beren and LÃºthien sneaking through Angband in disguise, Frodo and Sam sneaking through Mordor, Bilbo burglarizing Smaug's lair in Erebor, and Mablung poking around in Glaurung's lair in Nargothrond.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_a139f52b	type	Fantasy World Map
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_a139f52b	comment	Fantasy World Map: Most of the books have a helpful map of the lands, geographic features, and cities. Or two. Or three.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_a1841170	type	Generational Saga
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_a1841170	comment	Generational Saga: Parts of the Legendarium cover in detail the rise and fall of the great elf houses, most notably the house of FÃ«anor, but also that of Thingol and Melian, various houses of Men like HÃºrin, etc. In the case of the elvish houses, the previous generations are highly active in influencing (and possibly scuttling) the fortunes of their heirs while everyone is still alive thanks to immortality. In the case of Beren and LÃºthien's heirs, the story covers their lines of descent from their immediate children all the way to Aragorn and Arwen hundreds of generations later. Even hobbits are covered with the adventure of Bilbo leading directly into the far graver adventures of his heir Frodo.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_a18d407b	type	Samus Is a Girl
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_a18d407b	comment	Samus Is a Girl: Dernhelm is a woman? Oh Crap!
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_a32a1881	type	Supporting Leader
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_a32a1881	comment	Supporting Leader: Former Trope Namer (The Aragorn) and possibly Trope Maker. Also Bard the Bowman and Gandalf in The Hobbit. Bard is the long-lost descendent of the last King of Dale and noted as a natural leader who rallies the Lake-men against Smaug, while Gandalf is clearly the most capable and sensible member of Thorin's company. Bard only appears in the very end of the book, and Gandalf is explicitly not in charge of the expedition, instead leaving for a substantial period of time.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_a75c8dc9	type	Left-Justified Fantasy Map
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_a75c8dc9	comment	Left-Justified Fantasy Map: The main action in Middle-earth takes place in what is meant to be Europe in an imaginary time-period. The Great Sea (Belegaer) corresponds to the Atlantic Ocean.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_a8217606	type	Sweet Polly Oliver
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_a8217606	comment	Sweet Polly Oliver: Ã‰owyn disguising herself as a man to join the army of Rohan during the War of the Ring, and successfully taking down the Lord of the Ringwraiths. NiÃ«nor disguising herself as a male elf to follow Mablung and Morwen out of Doriath, and subsequently...uh, getting Mind Raped. Ew.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_a9317105	type	Age Without Youth
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_a9317105	comment	The One Ring and the Nine Rings are the kind of artifacts that take over your mind, turn you into a wraith, and usually make you Sauron's slave. Oh, and if Sauron ever gets the One Ring back he can take over the world.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_a971e83c	type	Hidden Elf Village
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_a971e83c	comment	Hidden Elf Village: The Elves generally survive in Middle-earth by hiding in out-of-the-way places such as Doriath, Nargothrond, Gondolin, Rivendell, and LothlÃ³rien. They had larger countries too, but those tended to get destroyed first.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_a9e1fab6	type	Playful Pursuit
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_a9e1fab6	comment	Playful Pursuit: Luthien does this to Beren in one of the early versions of their tale after she's seen him watch her in the woods with a dreamy expression on his face a couple of times. She just wants him to meet her parents and inadvertently sets the plot in motion.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_aa2bd65c	type	Mordor
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_aa2bd65c	comment	Mordor, although the real Mordor is only in part a wasteland. The whole south of it is fertile farmland to feed Sauron's armies, it just isn't visited in any story.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_aa8940ee	type	Destructive Saviour
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_aa8940ee	comment	Destructive Saviour: The people of Beleriand are relentlessly harried and killed by the evil Morgoth. The desperate remnant calls upon the Valar — extremely powerful gods or angels. The Valar come in force, launch the "War of Wrath" [1] and utterly defeat Morgoth — but in the process, nearly all of Beleriand is flooded and sinks under the sea, only a few mountain tops surviving as small islands. And what would become the Elven kingdom of Lindon, which was originally the eastern edge of Beleriand (the Blue Mountains being the border of Beleriand). The setting also has a Ragnarok equivalent in which the evil of Morgoth will be entirely purged from Middle-earth. Fortunately or not it will also be The End of the World as We Know It as all of EÃ¤ will be remade.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_abbe5875	type	Evil Weapon
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_abbe5875	comment	Evil Weapon: One of the major themes of The Lord of the Rings is that evil can never be defeated by using evil methods. Using the One Ring could never have overthrown Sauron, except by setting up a new Dark Lord in his place, and Saruman descended into Dark Lord territory just from his lust for the Ring. In both The Silmarillion and The Lord of the Rings, warfare in general is largely ineffective; people can and must defend themselves by warfare, but war is not what finally eliminates the Dark Lords from Middle-earth. JRRT very much treated war as an evil thing.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_ac6ea68c	type	Near-Villain Victory
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_ac6ea68c	comment	Near-Villain Victory: Tolkien coined the word "eucatastrophe" to describe this trope, and he used it at the end of both The Silmarillion and The Lord of the Rings.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_ad9fbc1e	type	Pyrrhic Victory
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_ad9fbc1e	comment	Pyrrhic Victory: Common, as part Tolkien's belief that War Is Hell. You may be able to defend yourself through war, and may even defeat your enemy, but it will always come at very high cost. A few specific examples: The War of Wrath in The Silmarillion ends with Morgoth's defeat, but the continent of Beleriand was laid waste in the battle and sank under the sea. (Also as a result, the Valar and Maiar decide to no longer user their power to directly intervene in the war against evil, making the later battles against Sauron all the more difficult.) The Last Alliance managed to defeat Sauron, but lost so many people that the kingdoms of Elves and Men ended up depopulated and ripe for attack by Sauron's human allies, which led to the destruction of Arnor and the reduction of the Elves to just a few small settlements. The final victory over Sauron in The Lord of the Rings. The destroying of the Ring led to the final waning of 'magic' in Middle-earth and the departure of the remaining Elves to the West.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_ae2b8366	type	Possessing a Dead Body
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_ae2b8366	comment	Possessing a Dead Body: It's left implicit, but it seems the Barrow-Wights are dark spirits inhabiting the bodies of the dead, rather than regular undead as their mythological inspiration.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_afc48877	type	Interactive Fiction
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_afc48877	comment	The Crack of Doom (1989) - An Interactive Fiction game by Beam Software.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_affcdc91	type	Evil Is Sterile
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_affcdc91	comment	Evil Is Sterile: A strong theme in both The Silmarillion and The Lord of the Rings is that evil beings like Morgoth and Sauron are incapable of true creation, but can only corrupt what exists toward their ends.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_b3987997	type	Men Act, Women Are
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_b3987997	comment	Men Act, Women Are: In The Lord of the Rings, Galadriel doesn't do much of anything beyond giving gifts and advice to heroes. However, Galadriel was a legit Action Girl in the The Silmarillion, leading her people across the local equivalent of the North Pole, on foot, when some Jerkass burned the ships that were supposed to come back for them. Averted with Ã‰owyn, even dispatching the Witch-King of Angmar, leader of the NazgÃ»l. Even then, her status as female is part of the Loophole Abuse to get around the prophecy that says "It is not by the hand of MAN that the Witch-King will be slain", a thing she points out. She also decides to Stay in the Kitchen upon meeting and marrying a Gondorian noble. In fairness, he also settles down and becomes a Non-Action Guy; he was never a warrior by choice, only taking up the sword in a defensive war against an imminent threat. Aragorn's Love Interest, Arwen, and Sam's Love Interest, Rosie Cotton, are barely even characters, sitting at home and waiting patiently for the menfolk to come back from the war and marry them. The effects of this trope are most obvious simply from how few mentionable female characters LOTR has, despite having tons of characters in total. Of the 38 entries on its character page, only four are female, and one of them is a giant spider. The Hobbit's page has no women at all. No female characters ever join the lead adventuring party, even temporarily. Averted with LÃºthien. Her father sends her suitor on an impossible Engagement Challenge and locks her in a treehouse, supposedly for her own protection. LÃºthien promptly escapes and rescues Beren, her suitor, from a dungeon. She then helps him with the quest (and arguably contributes more than he does), despite not being an Action Girl in the traditional sense. She caps it off by putting Morgoth (Tolkien's equivalent of Satan) to sleep by singing. One does not need to be a warrior to be a badass.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_b56de77d	type	Misplaced Vegetation
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_b56de77d	comment	Misplaced Vegetation: The presence of potatoes and pipe-weed. Middle-earth is based on Europe, and both potatoes and the pipe-weed plant (which is specified as being a variety of Nicotiana, or tobacco) are from the Americas. However, the colonial period had so entrenched them in English society that Tolkien included them even though they technically broke the rules of the setting.note It is something of an original sin of fantasy among the botanically inclined, as subsequent tales inspired by his works have gone on to carelessly use potatoes without regard to their origins.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_b5e63cc4	type	Shadow Archetype
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_b5e63cc4	comment	Shadow Archetype: Gollum is the Shadow of Bilbo and Frodo Baggins — and, to some extent, Samwise. Sauron is to an extent the Shadow of both Gandalf and Galadriel, while Saruman is a more specific shadow of Gandalf.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_b6e465a2	type	Universe Chronology
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_b6e465a2	comment	Universe Chronology: Tolkien wrote a Tale of Years for the first three ages of Arda, listing major events and the births and deaths of main characters. He also wrote the Annals, among the major First Age narratives that went into The Silmarillion, as more detailed yearly chronicles.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_b8dde2	type	Evil Overlord
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_b8dde2	comment	Evil Overlord: The Dark Lords Morgoth and Sauron play up this trope as they fall more and more into evil. Saruman also tried to become one, although his career was cut off before he became the lord of anything other than Isengard.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_ba7b1199	type	Roc Birds
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_ba7b1199	comment	Roc Birds: The Giant Eagles are colossal, ageless, benevolent agents of the chief Physical God on Middle-earth. Their leader Thorondor was described as 180 feet tall and powerful enough to scar Morgoth himself. Although their true nature was left ambiguous, Tolkien speculated that they could be angelic Maiar in animal form.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_bb5126ec	type	Prophecy Twist
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_bb5126ec	comment	Prophecy Twist: The Witch-King of Angmar is confident that no man will slay him. He goes down to Eowyn and Merry, a woman and a hobbit.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_c339033d	type	Badass Bookworm
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_c339033d	comment	Badass Book Worm: Examples include Faramir and Finrod Felagund.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_c4842ab1	type	Appropriated Appellation
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_c4842ab1	comment	Appropriated Appellation: Many names and bynames. E.g.: Bilbo's (and later Frodo's) sword (technically dagger, but big enough for hobbits to be a short sword), Sting, got its name from the Giant Spiders Bilbo fought with it. Aragorn is given the name Strider by the Breelanders and later on uses it (translated into Elvish) as the name of his dynasty.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_c8b7a847	type	Bring News Back
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_c8b7a847	comment	Bring News Back: As described in the extended account of the disaster of Gladden Fields.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_cd6b88cd	type	Angels, Devils and Squid
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_cd6b88cd	comment	Angels, Devils and Squid: The setting has angels called Ainur, devils in the form of fallen Ainur, and much stranger things that are neither. Ungoliant is a colossal dark spider-like being of pure blight and destruction, said to come from the Void. Gandalf briefly discusses "nameless things" that dwell deep underground. He doesn't go into much detail, but he mentions that they predate Sauron and are mysterious even to him. Tom Bombadil may not seem like a "squid", but he still qualifies. There are suggestions he might be some kind of ancient elemental force, but his nature is vague and ambiguous (notwithstanding theories that he was a Maia who "went native"). Even Tolkien doesn't know what he is. The Watcher in the water is commonly portrayed as a kraken-like creature, though Tolkien didn't describe the creature's attributes, save for having 21 tentacles. Because the Silmarillion notes that Morgoth's creatures universally shun water, it is likely that the Watcher, though malevolent, is not allied to Sauron.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_cf168867	type	The Corruption
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_cf168867	comment	The Corruption: Because the Rings of Power were made with Sauron's methods, who in turn made the One Ring to rule them all, wearing the Rings exposes one to his power; the Nine Kings of Men were eroded completely and became the Nazgul. The One Ring itself, which contained a measure of Sauron's power, was the ruin of Isildur and Smeagol and came close to corrupting Bilbo and Frodo. Sam bore the ring briefly and seemed unaffected, but at the end of his life he was taken across the Sea for healing. No one who touched the Ring was unscathed.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_d250df04	type	Creation Myth
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_d250df04	comment	Creation Myth: The AinulindalÃ« (aka "The Music (literally "singing") of the Ainur"). The Ainur are basically the equivalent of the angels in Christianity.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_d57f4a99	type	The Nothing After Death
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_d57f4a99	comment	There is no concrete information on the afterlife of dwarves, though the dwarves and elves both have opinions. The elves think dwarves simply turn back to stone, while the dwarves think their god Mahal (AulÃ«) looks out for them and takes them to his own, separate halls, and after the end of the world, they will build another, Unmarred world alongside him.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_d5d976dd	type	I Have Many Names
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_d5d976dd	comment	I Have Many Names: Rather common, due among other things, to: 1) having names and their translations in various languages, 2) people (and places/things) gaining names and ephitets due to their archievements/history, and more so if they travel and gain lots more names in different places, 3) Elves being an especially language-and-name-loving people and thus being generous with names, e.g. Elven custom gifting them with several names.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_d71d51fd	type	The End of the World as We Know It
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_d71d51fd	comment	The setting also has a Ragnarok equivalent in which the evil of Morgoth will be entirely purged from Middle-earth. Fortunately or not it will also be The End of the World as We Know It as all of EÃ¤ will be remade.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_d780b394	type	Mythopoeia
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_d780b394	comment	Mythopoeia: JRRT named this genre and was one of the earliest authors (though not the first) to write in it. All of Arda was conceived as a set of myths and legends for England, because England didn't have any and because Tolkien regarded a language without legends as lifeless.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_dae5c997	type	Action Girl
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_dae5c997	comment	Averted with Ã‰owyn, even dispatching the Witch-King of Angmar, leader of the NazgÃ»l. Even then, her status as female is part of the Loophole Abuse to get around the prophecy that says "It is not by the hand of MAN that the Witch-King will be slain", a thing she points out. She also decides to Stay in the Kitchen upon meeting and marrying a Gondorian noble. In fairness, he also settles down and becomes a Non-Action Guy; he was never a warrior by choice, only taking up the sword in a defensive war against an imminent threat.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_daef39ee	type	Elaborate Underground Base
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_daef39ee	comment	Elaborate Underground Base: Tons. Utumno, Angband, Khazad-dÃ»m, Menegroth, Nargothrond, Erebor...the list goes on.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_db126a0b	type	World Tree
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_db126a0b	comment	World Tree: The Two Trees, silver Telperion and golden Laurelin, provided light after Morgoth's destruction of the previous world lights. After he destroyed them too, their last flower and last fruit were made into the Moon and Sun; before, Telperion's dew had been used to kindle the stars.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_dd92bf66	type	Warrior Prince
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_dd92bf66	comment	Warrior Prince: Very common in Middle-earth. Most of the major characters are royalty or nobles, and nearly all of them (particularly the men) are warriors by inclination or necessity. Even Elrond, a healer and scholar in a culture where healers normally don't fight, is a capable military commander when he absolutely must be.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_de3ab766	type	Divine Birds
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_de3ab766	comment	Divine Birds: The Top God ManwÃ« is associated with air and sometimes sends birds with tidings, particularly eagles. In The Hobbit, the eagles are independent yet prefer the forces of good over evil, whereas in The Lord of the Rings they are specifically ordered to help Gandalf and appear as Divine Intervention in the climax to help the army of Men and to rescue Frodo and Sam from Mount Doom.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_df1a0454	type	Fantasy Pantheon
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_df1a0454	comment	Fantasy Pantheon: The one creator god, Eru IlÃºvatar, and his creations the Ainur, Valar and Maiar, who function as angels or minor gods.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_e061cb06	type	Rightful King Returns
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_e061cb06	comment	Rightful King Returns: The whole Lord of the Rings ends on this note, with Aragorn taking the throne of Gondor after hundreds of years without a king.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_e11b003d	type	Translation Convention
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_e11b003d	comment	Translation Convention: All of our real-world languages do not exist in Middle-earth, and so the common convention applies. When not convention-translated, names and speech make use of either Tolkien's constructed languages, or of a real-world language used as stand-in for a fictional one. The latter ones are not chosen randomly, but to represent the relation between the respective "proper" languages, or a certain image. Languages regularly replaced by stand-in languages in the text are: "Westron" a.k.a. the "Common Speech" is always rendered as English (as it is the Third-Age-novel's POV-character's language), the Rohirric language by Anglo-Saxon a.k.a. Old English (to appear vaguely familiar to the hobbits' Westron-English), the language used by the Dwarves of the Lonely Mountain and the Men of Dale by Old Norse, and other Germanic languages for various Northmen people. Information on the "translation" and what these languages "really" look like, can be found in various appendices and additional texts.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_e23fac54	type	Invisible Writing
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_e23fac54	comment	Invisible Writing: There are several kinds of magical invisible writing. First is called "moon letters" and is written with silver pens and unknown ink that is only visible in moonlight. In The Hobbit, Thorin's map to Erebor has such invisible script. Second (not quite an ink but similar) is ithildin, a metal alloy that only reflects starlight and moonlight when certain magical spells are recited, and is normally transparent, used to decorate the Gates of Moria which blend seamlessly with rock. Revealing ithildin is the only way to see these gates. Bilbo Baggins's magic ring seemed ordinary enough, with nothing apparent on its inner surface. However, once Gandalf the Grey threw that ring into the hearth fire and later retrieved it, it's fateful inscription appeared: "One Ring to rule them all ..."
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_e26b3b07	type	Multiplayer Online Battle Arena
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_e26b3b07	comment	Guardians of Middle Earth (2012) - A MOBA by Monolith Productions.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_e2ef7c20	type	No Man of Woman Born
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_e2ef7c20	comment	No Man of Woman Born: The Lord of the Rings is co-Trope Namer with Shakespeare. In the case of The Lord of the Rings, the Witch-King of Angmar is certain no man can defeat him. The ones who defeat him are ultimately a woman and a non-human, neither of which qualify as "man" in the ways the story uses the word.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_e3373f2d	type	The Chosen People
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_e3373f2d	comment	The Chosen People: The Atani — that is, humanity itself — are the Chosen People. Unlike other races such as elves and dwarves, the fates of Men are not bound to Arda until it ends, but through dying go beyond it. Therefore, they are said to have the ability to shape their destinies beyond the fate of the world, and were set apart by Eru for this purpose.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_eb2195d9	type	Rousseau Was Right
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_eb2195d9	comment	The claim that "nothing is evil in the beginning. Even Sauron was not so." When Sam sees one of the Southrons who fought for Sauron die he wonders whether he was really evil and would have preferred to stay at home. Tolkien himself criticized the way that during the war civilians were being killed in the enemy countries and found the idea of judging whole races bad horrific.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_ece948d8	type	Tender Tears
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_ece948d8	comment	Tender Tears: Tolkien is rare amongst Western artists for creating consistently sensitive and soft-hearted men who do not see crying as shameful or dishonorable.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_eff7d17	type	Mysterious Backer
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_eff7d17	comment	Mysterious Backer: Eru and the Valar in all of His works.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_f052b794	comment	Phosphor-Essence: Especially Elves and sometimes members of other people are at times perceived as if a light shines through them or their eyes. With changed perception this can even be intensified, as Frodo while having ghostly vision sees the elf Glorfindel as a brilliant figure compared to the dark silhouettes of mortals.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_f1d6144a	comment	War Is Hell: Tolkien, a World War One vet, did not believe in "the glory of war."
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_f52ae5d8	comment	Even in The Lord of the Rings there are hints that Tolkien may have wavered on this, as Elrond's reflections on the Last Alliance states that of all beings in Middle-earth, only the Elves were undivided. This means not only that some Men and Dwarves fought on the side of Sauron, but also implies that there may have been Orcs and Trolls that fought against his forces (though, given the combative nature of Orcs, they may not have fought on the side of the Alliance per se, but used the conflict as an excuse to settle grievances between tribes).
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_f8e010ce	comment	Evil Cannot Comprehend Good: Invoked several times. Saruman and Sauron make seemingly stupid mistakes, and are eventually defeated, because they can't figure out what their enemies are thinking. Morgoth likewise cannot comprehend the motives of good people, such as mercy.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_f97ad4fe	type	Standard Fantasy Races
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_f97ad4fe	comment	Standard Fantasy Races: One of the primary Trope Codifiers. Arda is home to humans, elves, dwarves and hobbits as the Free Peoples, and to the Always Chaotic Evil orcs and monstrous, ogre-like trolls as the primary Mooks of the Dark Lord. Goblins, unlike in later works, are another name for orcs. There are also a few human nations (like the Haradrim and the Easterlings) who joined the Dark Lord. Other creatures are ents and giant eagles on the side of good, and wargs, dragons, the demonic balrogs and giant spiders (which are the spawn of the Eldritch Abomination Ungoliant) on the side of evil. There are at least also two types of undead: the Ringwraiths are mortal kings who have been corrupted and now serve the Dark Lord, whereas the Army of the Dead is oathbreakers who seek to fulfil their oath by aiding the True King of Gondor.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_f9c17447	type	The Remnant
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_f9c17447	comment	In The Lord of the Rings, the Ring has been destroyed, but Frodo now has PTSD from all the things that he saw or experienced on his journey, the Elves all have to either leave Middle-earth or "diminish" from a proud race of Precursors into The Remnant, and ten of thousands of people have been killed in the war.
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_fd94c4ac	comment	Theme Naming, various kinds: Theme Family Naming (including Theme Twin Naming and Alphabetical Theme Naming), naming conventions along a dynasty (be they birth or ruling names), or general ones (e.g. the hobbit tradition of naming girls after flowers or gemstones).
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise) / int_fe5e40e2	comment	Gondor Calls for Aid: The Trope Namer comes from the Lord of the Rings films, but the reason that Gondor does call Rohan for aid is due to an event in the backstory of both nations. Back when the Rohirrim were the Ã‰othÃ©d, the ruling steward of Gondor sent Eorl the Young a last-ditch call for help during a siege, only to receive no reply. It turns out Eorl didn't answer because he only left a skeleton force to guard the noncombatants and brought every other capable warrior he had—not sparing one for a messenger. Thus, 7,000 cavalry and 500 archers turned up at Celebrant to everyone's surprise.note The messenger who found him, Borondir, rode with them
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Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Good Is Boring / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Greater-Scope Paragon / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Grim Up North / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	"Groundhog Day" Loop / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Hard-to-Light Fire / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Harmful Healing / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Hate at First Sight / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Hate Plague / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Haunted Castle / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Head-Turning Beauty / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Heaven Versus Hell / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Hero Killer / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Heroes Love Dogs / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Hidden Elf Village / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Hit So Hard, the Calendar Felt It / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Hobbits / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Holy Burns Evil / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Home of the Gods / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Hordes from the East / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Horse of a Different Color / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Hospital Surprise / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Hufflepuff House / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Human All Along / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Human Subspecies / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Humans by Any Other Name / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Hybrid Power / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	I Am X, Son of Y / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	I Call It "Vera" / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	I Don't Like the Sound of That Place / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	I Gave My Word / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	I Have You Now, My Pretty / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	I Surrender, Suckers / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	I Want Them Alive! / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Immortal Procreation Clause / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Immortality Begins at Twenty / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Immortality Hurts / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Immortality Immorality / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	In Harmony with Nature / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	In Mysterious Ways / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Incest Yay Shipping / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Incest-ant Admirer / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Industrialized Evil / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Inhumanly Beautiful Race / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Intergenerational Friendship / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Interspecies Friendship / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Invisibility Cloak / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Invisible Writing / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	It Only Works Once / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	It Sucks to Be the Chosen One / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Jumping Off the Slippery Slope / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Kidnapped by the Call / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	King Bob the Nth / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	King in the Mountain / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	King Incognito / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Kinslaying Is a Special Kind of Evil / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Kissing Cousins / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Land of Faerie / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Land, Sea, Sky / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Language Drift / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Law of Alien Names / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Legend Fades to Myth / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Light 'em Up / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Light/Fire Juxtaposition / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Little Hero, Big War / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Living Relic / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Look on My Works, Ye Mighty, and Despair / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Lord of the Ocean / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Lore Porn / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Lost Technology / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Made a Slave / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Madness Makeover / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Magic A Is Magic A / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Magic Is Evil / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Magic Music / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Magical Weapon / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Maligned Mixed Marriage / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Man Hug / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Maou the Demon King / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Mass "Oh, Crap!" / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Master Archer / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Master Race / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Master Swordsman / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Mayflyâ€“December Romance / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Men Act, Women Are / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Mercy Rewarded / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Midfight Weapon Exchange / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Missed Him by That Much / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Mithril / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Mixed Ancestry is Attractive / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Monstrous Humanoid / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Moral Sociopathy / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Mordor / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	More than Mind Control / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Motive Decay / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Music for Courage / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Mutual Envy / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Mutual Kill / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	My Girl Back Home / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Mystical Plague / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Name That Unfolds Like Lotus Blossom / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Named After the Injury / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Nature Hero / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Necromancer / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Nephewism / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	No Entrance / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	No Man of Woman Born / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	No Plans, No Prototype, No Backup / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Noble Bird of Prey / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Noble Fugitive / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Nobody Touches the Hair / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Nocturnal Mooks / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Normal Fish in a Tiny Pond / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Not Quite the Right Thing / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Not-So-Well-Intentioned Extremist / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Numerical Theme Naming / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Ocean Awe / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Offered the Crown / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Oh, Crap, There Are Fanfics of Us! / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	One-Gender Race / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Only One Name / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Orc Raised by Elves / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Order Is Not Good / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Orwellian Retcon / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Our Dwarves Are All the Same / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Our Elves Are Different / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Our Gnomes Are Weirder / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Our Goblins Are Different / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Our Gods Are Different / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Our Pixies Are Different / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Our Souls Are Different / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Parental Marriage Veto / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Peaceful in Death / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Pendulum War / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	People of Hair Color / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Physical Religion / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Playful Pursuit / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Please Spare Him, My Liege! / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Pointy Ears / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Possessing a Dead Body / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Power Dynamics Kink / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Power Limiter / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Price on Their Head / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Primordial Tongue / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Proportional Aging / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Punctuation Shaker / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Puny Earthlings / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Puppet King / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Racial Remnant / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Raised by the Supernatural / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Realism-Induced Horror / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Really Royalty Reveal / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Reasoning with God / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Rebellious Princess / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Recursive Canon / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Red Right Hand / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Rent-a-Zilla / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Resigned to the Call / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Restricted Expanded Universe / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Resurrective Immortality / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Right for the Wrong Reasons / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Rock Beats Laser / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Rousing Speech / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Rousseau Was Right / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Run or Die / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Sacred Flames / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Sadist / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Sapient Steed / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Secret History / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Self-Guarding Phlebotinum / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Series Mascot / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Settling the Frontier / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Shapeshifting Seducer / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Shining City / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Ships That Pass in the Night / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Shout-Out Theme Naming / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Sibling Team / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Signature Line / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Silly Rabbit, Cynicism Is for Losers! / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Situational Sword / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Skin Walker / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Solar and Lunar / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Sorting Algorithm of Threatening Geography / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Soul Jar / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Space Jews / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Species-Specific Afterlife / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Square Race, Round Class / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Stab the Sky / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Staff of Authority / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Standard Fantasy Races / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Statuesque Stunner / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Stealth Hi/Bye / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Stellar Name / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Stock Animal Diet / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Stock Gods / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Suicide Mission / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Super-Hearing / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Superior Successor / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Supernaturally Marked Grave / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Supporting Leader / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Surveillance as the Plot Demands / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Suspiciously Small Army / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Swamps Are Evil / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Swan Boats / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Take Over the World / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Taken for Granite / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Talking Animal / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Technicolor Fire / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Textbook Humor / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Textile Work Is Feminine / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Call Knows Where You Live / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Cavalry / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Chooser of the One / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Chosen People / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Constant / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Cycle of Empires / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Dark Side Will Make You Forget / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Dark Times / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Darkness Gazes Back / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Empire / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Epic / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Fair Folk / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Flame of Life / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Gods Must Be Lazy / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Good Chancellor / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Good Kingdom / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Greatest Story Never Told / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The High King / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Kingslayer / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Medic / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Mourning After / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Necrocracy / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Night That Never Ends / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Nothing After Death / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Older Immortal / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Paragon Always Rebels / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Paranoiac / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Power of Creation / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Promise / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Role-Playing Game / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Sacred Darkness / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Siege / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Spymaster / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Time of Myths / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Usual Adversaries / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Usurper / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Wall Around the World / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Women Are Safe with Us / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Throw It In! / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Tin Tyrant / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Trans Nature / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Trrrilling Rrrs / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Truer to the Text / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Turtle Island / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	20 Bear Asses / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Unlikely Hero / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Unpleasant Animal Counterpart / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Uptown Girl / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Use Your Head / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Used to Be a Tomboy / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Useless Useful Stealth / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Verbal Tic Name / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Video Games of 2000-2004 / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Villainous Incest / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Virtuous Character Copy / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Visionary Villain / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Walking the Earth / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Wandering Wizard / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	We Are as Mayflies / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Weapon-Based Characterization / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Weapon Specialization / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Whip of Dominance / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Wide-Open Sandbox / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Women Are Wiser / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Woobie Species / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Wrecked Weapon / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Wrestler in All of Us / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	Written-In Infirmity / int_56e10d85
Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)	hasFeature	You Are Worth Hell / int_56e10d85
Zoroastrianism	seeAlso	Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)
tolkienslegendarium	sameAs	Tolkien's Legendarium (Franchise)

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