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InklingElf · 08-24-2004, 03:48 PM

I'd like to think Celeborn wasn't an obsessive-compuslive kind of husband. He must've known that he would expect alot of men to have compliments for his own wife. How can Galadriel avoid it? Hence the fact that the "Light of Illuvitar" shown in her face and her perfect goldn tresses. Doesn't that contribute to the spark of fascination that Gimli had?

There must be better examples than the ones that I've presented, but isn't it a given that Galadriel should have so many admirers?

08-24-2004, 03:48 PM	#40
InklingElf Shade of Carn Dûm Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 402	I'd like to think Celeborn wasn't an obsessive-compuslive kind of husband. He must've known that he would expect alot of men to have compliments for his own wife. How can Galadriel avoid it? Hence the fact that the "Light of Illuvitar" shown in her face and her perfect goldn tresses. Doesn't that contribute to the spark of fascination that Gimli had? There must be better examples than the ones that I've presented, but isn't it a given that Galadriel should have so many admirers?