Tom Bombadil Met Morgoth In Utumno Before The Elves Awoke...

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• TA

  @Tales_of_the_Ring · 1 month ago · pinned

  DISCLAIMER: This video produces fan fiction content inspired by the works of J. R. R. Tolkien. This video is created purely for entertainment purposes and are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or authorized by the Tolkien Estate, Middle-earth Enterprises, HarperCollins Publishers, or any other rights holder. The characters, places, and events depicted are fictional reinterpretations based on the legendarium and are not intended to represent the original works or their adaptations in any official capacity. All intellectual property rights belong to their respective owners.

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• RG

  @RG-si6dy · 3 weeks ago

  Tom Bombadil is like a guy in Crocs and a Hawaiian shirt casually buying snacks at a gas station at 2 a.m. and when you talk to him he mysteriously knows everything about the universe.

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• CH

  @ChristianKappen-cu3cu · 3 weeks ago (edited)

  Correction: it was Feanor who first called Melkor by the name of Morgoth, after the slaying of Finwë and the theft of the Silmarils. Great work though!

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• SA

  @SarcastSempervirens · 4 weeks ago

  If the elves still slept, where did orcs in Utumno come from?

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• ZF

  @zfolwick · 3 weeks ago

  "fear is a shadow that power casts ahead of itself to make the weak obey".  I love it.

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• BE

  @Benjamin-Flagg_Game-Designer · 2 weeks ago

  This is the single best (and self-admitted) “fan fiction” about Tolkien’s works I’ve EVER heard/seen. Absolutely incredible, and dare I say…even part of my head canon now. I bet even Sir Tolkien himself would have loved it. It just fits even his vernacular and style and world. ❤

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• MA

  @MassaGeez · 1 month ago

  Morgoth, meet Morhippie 😏

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• BR

  @brynduffy · 2 weeks ago

  Correction.  It was Feanor who named Melkor as Morgoth.

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• GE

  @gergelybakos2159 · 3 weeks ago

  An homage most worthy of old Tollers with crystal clear cadences and dearest diamond content.<br>Thank you, well done! This tale is a witness of a deep understanding both of Tolkien&apos;s works<br>and our world...!<br>Namarië!

• LE

  @leecox7814 · 1 month ago

  I always thought Tom was the human form of Eru Illuvatar therefore Tolkien, the creator.

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• WE

  @WesMan200 · 3 weeks ago

  @Tales_Of_The_Ring : This is just an absolutely delightful story, and deep as well. It bears the full spirit of Tolkien. Well done. Thank you.

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• LI

  @licensinghelp9489 · 12 days ago

  &quot;Haste is a thing that those who fear time invent.&quot;<br><br>Very good.