>A cruel and cunning sorcerer. They called him...Sauron.
A cruel and cunning sorcerer. They called him...Sauron
Carter Perez
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Dylan Nelson
When does Sauron’s man, sauronman, get added to the story?
Ethan Carter
>dear diary
>spent the day standing around in my bitching outfit in front of my collection of cowering orcs again
>none of them even commented on my new staff
>thinking of getting a new helmet
>i mean i like the spikes a lot but there's only so many times you can wear something before you need to mix things up
Dylan Ortiz
whats he looking at?
what do they eat?
Nathaniel Fisher
>show the two trees
>no alien horror spider
>skip Melkor entirely because SAURON SAURON OOOH LOOK SOURON HIMSELF SORRRRRRONNNNN
Dominic Hall
Does Sauron just cosplay as Morgoth?
Caleb Davis
So is he like a Sith Lord in the show or what?
Brandon Roberts
Wait a second, you’re telling me sauronsman betrays Gandalf for Sauron?
Jason Collins
I like dear diary
Nolan Nguyen
yes.
Lincoln Howard
>Cassie Claire’s Very Secret Diaries are 20 years old
Noah Johnson
>what do they eat?
I've found myself asking this question a lot lately on my reviews of Tolkien cinema with the orchestra and well just about everybody just standing around. Maybe I'm just noticing food more.
John Reyes
Why are they kneeling?
Austin Evans
Sometimes meat is on the menu.
Leo Davis
Orcs.
Juan Cox
Isaiah Cooper
He's the meteor man
Angel Wilson
No, he tries to be like him.
Lincoln Howard
How long before Sauron is giving speeches about building a wall to keep the Dwarves out while wearing a red helmet?
Joseph Richardson
Correct. Evil fire does not burn
Dylan White
I have such little faith in these writers I don't believe they even know who 'the stranger' is or who Sauron will be.
Cooper Nelson
they spend most of their time DMing tumblr fanfic accounts to get their sweet elven dialogue
Isaac Cooper
>no alien horror spider
Don't have the rights to the spider, appendices mention her but not in the context of the destruction of the two trees, it only mentions Morgoth.
>skip Melkor entirely
They don't have the full rights to Melkor either. Again, he's mentioned, but key design elements like the fact that he set the three Silmarils in his iron crown are only told about in the Silmarillion. It sort of puts into perspective another reason they made a second-age show and not a first-age one.
Brody Sanchez