Scariest Thing In All Of Tolkien's Creation...Ever

[Galadriel]

Originally Posted by xMellrynxMaidenx

I use to be afraid of Pocahontas no joke, the sounds of the drums and whenever I thought they were actually going to kill John I would run in my room and hide. But I shall go off in search of the movie and watch it this weekend.

LOL you sound like me when I used to watch the Hunchback of Notre Dame

[Erendis]

Originally Posted by Galadriel

LOL you sound like me when I used to watch the Hunchback of Notre Dame

Are you serious!I am and was in love with the bells!

As for the initial point,the only thing that ever scarred the hell out of me was the part of Queen Beruthiel in UT.OK,it doesn't seem the scariest but try it on a stormy night,the sea roaming outside of your window and a bat coming to pay you her daily visit

As for my beloved Ulairi,I am perhaps the only person in the world that fot over her fear of darkness and the black-hooded figures with their help-well,maybe the image of Strider in Bree helped a little bit in the second,though-

[xMellrynxMaidenx]

Originally Posted by Galadriel

LOL you sound like me when I used to watch the Hunchback of Notre Dame

Oddly enough I was never scared of that one! I adored the bells, like Erendis. The little goat was adorable too!

I could see, Erendis, where you would think the Queen to be scary. Though that sort of thing is right up my alley, so to each his own, heh.

Bwahaha! Yes, the image of Strider in Bree does help with that, doesn't it? Heh, was never really afraid of the dark...just afraid of the things that lurk in it! *coughNazgulcough*

[Galadriel]

[QUOTE=xMellrynxMaidenx;641538Bwahaha! Yes, the image of Strider in Bree does help with that, doesn't it? Heh, was never really afraid of the dark...just afraid of the things that lurk in it! *coughNazgulcough* [/QUOTE]

Lol as I say, I'm not afraid of heights, I'm only afraid of hitting the ground!