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Does anyone else feel like the theme that plays when hallbrand dives into the sea to save galadriel from drowning in episode 2 sounds like a tender romance theme Trying to argue these things makes me think people don’t understand the nature of temptation, or of what the ring actually symbolizes. Suggesting that sauron is genuinely in love with galadriel and genuinely wants to start over and fix his mistakes with her at his side?

In the fellowship of the ring gimli asks lady galadriel for a single strand of her hair Are you trying to say she wasn’t tempted She then honors him with three

The surrounding elves seem very astonished by the gift she bestowed upon gimli

What is the significance of her giving him three strands of her hair? Besides, she was never a warrior woman nor would she even be capable of withstanding a weapon melee with a maiar like sauron Probably the only elf that could have defeated sauron was her uncle fingolfin in the 1st age. Galadriel's hair helped inspired the silmarils and her hair was touched by the two trees of valinor, themselves

There is a difference between her uncle requesting her hair in the past and gimli Her uncle, faenor 's hubris divided people (because he did do wrong) Gimili's request was forced and the intent was to unite people In short, galadriel gives frodo a token of faith for him to carry along and keep the belief that things will eventually get better, especially when all hope is seemingly lost

And when frodo takes out the phial and declares hail earendil brightest of stars, he is (imho) basically making an overt statement that hope wins against hopelessness.

Or was this a “wrong answers only to shit on rop” type of question? And then why do we know her as galadriel Galadriel laughs and dances away, putting distance both emotionally and physically from the temptation of the ring You can see the desire flicker through her face just before she does that, but she pulls herself back and away.

A galadriel that succumbed would have been a terrible thing Probably more fearsome than feanor slaughtering his kin

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