Summary
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Season 3 from the Rings of Force will have a time jump, potentially avoid the darkest moments of Tolkien's tradition.
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The fate of the festival in the show was dark, but less horrible than in books, saving viewers from a more terrible depiction.
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Despite the time jump in the season 3, flashbacks or visions could ever be re -viewed darker moments as Sauron's power grows.
Prime video Lord of the Rings: Rings of Forces In the upcoming season 3. And while the war between the elves and the dark Lord Sauron will continue as a result of the siege of Eregion and the death of Lord Celealrimbor, fans could be spared a dark moment from a story that has always shook Tolkien's reader.
After the lukewarm first season, Forces The heat was discovered in season 2. The highlight was the depiction of the emotionally offensive relationship between Annatar Charlie Vickers (Sauron) and Elven Smith Charles Edwards. Although the final of the season was dark and full of despair for the Great Smith Eregion, the readers of books know that the fate of the season in the season could be much darker than what it turned out. But thanks to the time jump in season 3, it could be averted.
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What did Sauron do to celebrate?
IN Forces Season 2, Episode 8, “Shadow and Flame”, Eregion is besieged by Adar (Sam Hazeldine) and his orcs, despite the Army of the High King Gil-Galad (Benjamin Walker), led by Elrond (Robert Aramayo) and fight against them. Galadriel (Morfydd Clark) tries to save a broken and battered celebratimbor. However, she asks her to take nine rings from Annatar and decide to stay behind because he is the master of Eregion.
When Celebrimbor returns to his blacksmith with soldiers to face Annatar, the latter, finally arrived his true self, killing the guards and torturing the festival for the placement of nine rings. While shooting arrows through the celebration body, Sauron also continues to cause his sacrifice emotional abuse and gas to believe that it is his own mistake that led to torture. Sauron even threatens to use Necromance and Dark Sorcery to keep Slavba on the brink of death until they reveal everything Sauron wants to know:
There are ways to keep you alive, Melon. Do I also have to show you my mastery of this craft?
When the celebrations resisted and his premonition hit his nerves, Sauron finally killed him by stabbing him on the pike. This is the end of Elven Smith in the show. In the books, however, more insults are added to injury for the largest Elven Smith from Fëanor. In his writing, Tolkien attributes a more terrible fate after his death, which after his death, which is obliged to inspire terror and destroy the heart of the elves when he sees it.
The fate of the festival in books
According to the passage in the book Incomplete stories of Númenor & Middle-Earth (which deviates from here), after Sauron attacked Eregion and took nine rings (for men), he cannot find other rings – seven and three. He had a Slavba tortured (probably Orky) to learn about the rings. Delayrimbor eventually reveals the location of dwarf rings, but says none of the three Elven rings.
Sauron then celebrated, although he could guess that the Elf had to pass the three Elven Rings Galadriel and Gil-Galad. It is extremely angry. In his rage with Sauron returns to the fight against the Army of Elrond, with the dead body of the famous arrow of the famous hanging on the pole as a bloody banner. It is not described how the elves respond to this visual, but one can only imagine that such a view would disrupt the spirit of even the most daring. Reminds the scene from The return of the kingWhere the orcs use catapults to miss the cut off the heads of Gondor's killed soldiers across the minas Tirith walls to discourage their army.
In black anger, he [Sauron] turned back to the battle; And carried like a banner of the famous body hung at the pole, shot with orc-arrows, turned on Elrond forces.
Close Forces The final of the season 2, fans who knew how the story of the festival ends, speculate whether the show would go there. Some thought it would be too bloody, especially for fans who saw only movies and do not know how dark things can get into Tolkien's stories from the first and second age. Fans used Portmanteau, which have long been used by fans of “celebrimbanner” books to refer to the scene on the forums of social media. Fortunately, the “celebration” did not come and the final appearance of Charles Edwards, when he celebrated, remained a strong scene where he calls Sauron a prisoner of the rings and Christs him “Lord of the Rings”. It looked like a suitable farewell to the figure.
WITH Lord of the Rings: Rings of Forces Season 3 allegedly jumped a few years ago since the events of the season 2, there is a high chance that fans have been spared this dark moment. But then again, Forces It is known that he employs flashbacks and visions, like those that Galadriel has from his brother and even celebrimbor. This moment could always appear as a flashback or a painful memory for one of the elves as a way to show what Sauron is able to cause their fire to defend themselves. And when Sauron soon turns his attention to the Kingdom of Númenor, there is a lot of darkness to explore.
