Can someone explain just what the undying lands are? : r/lotr
2023年8月24日 · The Undying Lands are another name for Aman. It is a continent that is to the west of Middle-earth. It's the land where the Valar & Maiar dwell. It is called the Undying Lands because those that live there are immortal, it's a very common misconception that if you go there you will live forever. This misconception is even written into Tolkien's ...
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2023年9月19日 · Undying lands means that its inhabitants are Elves, Maiar and Valar. Which are inmortal by nature. Originally it was a real place, as it was the original western continent of Arda (the land of Aman) and the Island of Tol Eressea., But during the fall of Numenor it got "pulled out" by Eru Iluvatar, so its technically not on a physical plane anymore.
Where does it say sam went to the undying lands? : r/tolkienfans
2022年8月28日 · On September 22 Master Samwise rides out from Bag End. He comes to the Tower Hills, and is last seen by Elanor, to whom he gives the Red Book afterwards kept by the Fairbarins. Among them the traidition is handed down from Elanor that Samwise passed the Towers, and went to the Grey Havens, and passed over Sea, last of the Ring-bearers.
Mortals in The Undying Lands : r/lordoftherings - Reddit
2022年12月1日 · The Undying Lands are referred to as such because immortal beings reside there, not because these lands themselves imbue immortality. No mortals resides in Valinor at any point expect that the fear of Men briefly reside in the Halls of Mandos before passing through the Doors of Night. The mortals that go to the Undying Lands at the end of the ...
Why did Frodo go to the undying lands? What was his life like
He steps on to the undying lands, and because he's not really supposed to be there, he passes, finally getting the greatest gift one could recieved. One that elves are not allowed; Death, and joining Eru. ¯_ (ツ)_/¯. Edit - Maybe enough time passes to give him a proper end instead of an u ceremonial one but yeah. 4.
How was Sam permitted to go to the undying lands? : …
2022年2月25日 · Yes, the whole "the undying lands make you immortal" thing was a misunderstanding that developed in Numenor as the King's Men came to fear the Gift of Men and to envy and resent the Elves and Valar, which was actively encouraged and propagated by Sauron as he manipulated Ar-Pharazon into trying to invade Valinor.
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2023年7月12日 · To add on to this a little, Sauron didn't need the ring to win. They would essentially be sending their one hope of victory away forever.
The last ship to the undying lands? : r/tolkienfans - Reddit
2019年4月23日 · Legolas and Gimli are the last of the fellowship to sail after Aragorn's death in F.A. 120. There is an interesting note in Appendix A: At the Grey Havens dwelt Círdan the Shipwright, and some say he dwells there still, until the Last Ship sets sail into the West. In the days of the Kings most of the High Elves that still lingered in Middle ...
Gimli and Legolas land in Valinor. Is there anything ... - Reddit
2018年3月3日 · That only an immortal can make (mostly). There’s a Gandalf quote from the RotK movie about white shores when he talks to Pippin about death, referencing this. And while that doesn’t mean Tolkien meant it, it does mean Peter Jackson has taken from it the same meaning I always had. That the ‘undying lands’ were essentially heaven.
Why wouldn't Sauron attack the Undying Lands as well?
2020年12月23日 · The Valar knew they couldn’t actually stop it either which is the crazy thing. They knew they couldn’t defeat the force of Numenor supposedly half a million strong, so they just said hey Iluvatar...help ya boy out. Even if he reached the undying lands he would be destroyed in seconds by valars who is way more powerful than him. So something ...