The Greatest Elf of Middle-earth?

[GreatWarg]

Great responses everyone! But I happen to know som crazy girls who like (more like love) Celeborn and Elrond. I had no idea celeborn played Jango Fett! Too bad he died... [img]smilies/frown.gif[/img] Oh, and the filmed Star Wars after they filmed the whole LotR.

Anyways, I think Elrond would still have my vote for greatest. He was a valiant leader in the Last Alliance and had great wisdom, even before his sire's time. (His sire being Earendil) He was a kin to Luthien through his mother (Elwing) and was held in high honor by both Elves and Men. his brother Elros was a Lord of Men and from him came the line of the Kings of Numenor. Gil-galad trusted him deeply, giving him Vilya, the mightiest of the Three Elven Rings, foreseeing Elrond's future. After the time of the Rings, Elrond left with Galadriel and the other Ring-bearers to Valinor.

In a matter of ethics, Elrond helped to create the Fellowship, and caused a few great events in history to happen, in which Galadriel also took part in. Rivendell was nicknamed 'The Last Homely House east of the Sea,' because it was safe, protected by the power of Vilya, and it was one of the places where fleeing Elves stopped at. Rivendell was created at the time before the Last Alliance, and Isildur's youngest son stayed there. The Shards of Narsil were later brought there by Isildur's esquire, and became the last hierlooms of the desendants of the Numenoreans.