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Luinëcolloien · 11-30-2002, 05:41 PM

I brought this up in different thread but I figured I should probably start a new thread for this...it's kind of strange. Here goes.
In the books, Elrond, Elladan, and Elrohir were all described as looking 'niether young nor old' (or something of that like, I don't have the exact quote, sorry.) But Galadriel, however, or Glorfindel or Legolas (who are all 100% pure Elven) are all assumed to look youthful and fair, correct? I don't think any of them were mentioned as looking that way (I could be wrong about this, forgive me if I am...)But does Elrond and his twin sons looking this way have something to do with them not being 100% Elven compared to the others, Galadriel, Glorfindel, or Legolas, who are all pure Elven?? I know this is strange, I was just thinking about it...and I wondered. Thanks for reading.

11-30-2002, 05:41 PM	#1
Luinëcolloien Animated Skeleton Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 31	Does not being fully Elven affect looks? I brought this up in different thread but I figured I should probably start a new thread for this...it's kind of strange. Here goes. In the books, Elrond, Elladan, and Elrohir were all described as looking 'niether young nor old' (or something of that like, I don't have the exact quote, sorry.) But Galadriel, however, or Glorfindel or Legolas (who are all 100% pure Elven) are all assumed to look youthful and fair, correct? I don't think any of them were mentioned as looking that way (I could be wrong about this, forgive me if I am...)But does Elrond and his twin sons looking this way have something to do with them not being 100% Elven compared to the others, Galadriel, Glorfindel, or Legolas, who are all pure Elven?? I know this is strange, I was just thinking about it...and I wondered. Thanks for reading. __________________ (·.(·.·¤·.·).·) «Luinëcolloien» (.·(.··¤··.)·.)