LOTR fan club

so it's been like five minutes after I realized that there is more than two people who like LOTR here so here's a chat room for us nerds to share tidbits about LOTR and it's greatness

yesssss my favourite series!

Hell yeahs

LOTR is epic!!

Hellz yes

well if you guys want to know, there's a deleted scene in the hobbit where the elves and dwarves fight. It really shows the old dwarf power, they have wind lances and goat chariots and goat calvary it's absolutley awesome

@Your-Humerus There's a GOAT CAVALRY?!

The dwarves used anything at their disposal and mountain goats were in their back yard practically s and they are perfect for their size so they just rode them into battle and hoo boy they are tough mother fers

Has anyone read the Silmarillion here?! Much less The Children of Hurin? If you have, you are my instant best friend.

Done and done and the untold stpries of J.r.r. Tolkein and his letters to his son and The atlas of tolkein SHBLAM

Hi there

Are you in the Fëanorian club if you are we must cry over Maedhros together

I'm grieving already

No problem

By the way Maglor is in Oregon

Never would have thought of that

HEY I LOVE LOTR TOO

I read the series for the first time when I was ten XD

HA YOU FOOL
LOTR was read to me as a bedtime story from the beginning to end.

It started as a bedtime story for me, too. XD But my two other siblings that I shared a room with didn't like it so I had to read on my own.

Yeah, I was the one who read with LOTR while my sister betrayed me and said she liked Harry Potter more.

gaspeth

Although Harry Potter is probably the best modern YA series ever… imo…

I can agree it's just that in my personal opinion Tolkien's universe is better than Rowling's. It's not that I hate Harry Potter or anything but it's just not as fleshed out as Tolkien's

#Tolkien=UltimateDM

Yes, that's why I said HP was the greatest modern YA series. Would you even count LOTR as YA? I guess so…

I personally wouldn't count LOTR as YA, but libraries seem to categorize it as one.

I think it was written for young adults back in its day, so that's probably why libraries do that. And tons of young adults still love it, though it really works for all ages (that's what you know is a good book).

btw, who's everyone's favorite character?

Bilbo, no doubt about I just re-read the hobbit for like the sixth time so yeah Bilbo.

BILBO IS SO GREAT. Good choice.

I think my favorites are Merry, Frodo, and Gandalf. And Aragorn and Faramir.