DukieInBrasil
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i've been watching The Rings of Power, and while it has flaws i enjoy the imagining of the Tolkeinian world prior to the forging of the One RIng.
However, in Season 2, as Sauron has tricked Celebrimbor into letting him in and forging magic rings together, there is a flaw that really irritates me. How the F is Annatar, as he calls himself there, now being called "my lord" and making decisions about who to let into the city and how to dispose of bodies, whether anyone can see them or not, and whether or not the lord of Eregion can be bothered? Seems like a pretty huge leap has been made without really describing how he climbed so many rungs of the Elven social hierarchy.
However, in Season 2, as Sauron has tricked Celebrimbor into letting him in and forging magic rings together, there is a flaw that really irritates me. How the F is Annatar, as he calls himself there, now being called "my lord" and making decisions about who to let into the city and how to dispose of bodies, whether anyone can see them or not, and whether or not the lord of Eregion can be bothered? Seems like a pretty huge leap has been made without really describing how he climbed so many rungs of the Elven social hierarchy.