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The Rings of Power – ‘LeakyRumours’

Fellowship of Fans

Meteor man was at Bronwyn’s village, Tirharad during one of the raids. A heavily emotional scene was said to have taken place.

·         This seems like a coming together of the meteor man/Harfoot story and the Bronwyn/Tirharad story arc

·         Does this mean Harfoots will be shown in the lands south of Gondor, Harad referenced in the name of the village

·         Is Tirharad the village we see Arondir, Bronwyn, Theo and Galadriel visiting? Is this the settlement later destroyed in a cataclysmic event?

Meteorman will throughout this season use his powers to save the Harfoots from people trying to attack them both.

·         There seems to be an ongoing storyline of the Harfoots and meteor man reminiscent of the Gandalf/Hobbit relationship. Are the showrunners leveraging off this popular connection of the films?

·         Can meteor man really be Gandalf? In Tolkien’s writings the Maiar does arrive in Middle-earth until the Third Age.

·         It has been suggested that the trailers have actually shown two meteors arriving, thus hinting at the two blue Wizards

There will be Entwives in the earlier episodes of Rings of Power and will be linked to the Harfoot storyline.

·         During the First or the Second Age the Entwives started to move farther away from the male Ents because they liked to plant and control small things like vegetables, grass and flowers.

·         Fangorn Forest was reduced to a small remnants of the original immense forest by the Númenóreans or destroyed in the calamitous War of the Elves and Sauron. The shrinking of the forest reinforced the separation of Ents from the Entwives.

·         The gardens of the Entwives were destroyed by Sauron, and they disappeared.

·         The Ents looked for the Entwives in vain and it is sung by the Ents that one day they will find each other but there is very scarce hope that they survived.

There is a Silvan Elf wearing the exact armour as Arondir and being at the same human village.

·         There were Sivan Elves in Lothlórien, Greenwood the Great and Belfalas, a land south of Gondor. This would work in nicely with Tirharad located in the southlands of Middle-earth.

·         The tower depicted in earlier photo releases made be a watch tower near Tirharad. A troop of Silvan Elves may be stationed here.

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