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Everlasting Whiteness
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Rivendell
The Old Forest Gorlim the Unhappy Maedhros Mandos Brown Lands Mirkwood Galion the Butler Ringwraiths A lot of these work for weary! Some of them didn't strike me at all as I read them though and some of them I just don't know enough about so I'm discounting: Gorlim the Unhappy, Maedhros, Mandos and the Brown Lands. Also I don't think Galion the Butler is weary. Drunk and in massive trouble very soon but not weary. The Ringwraiths are having a new lease of life at the moment what with new steeds and all so though I originally thought of them as being quite weary I've changed my mind. Rivendell is good. I think there is a heavy sense of weariness there, but really it's also the centre of hope (literally if you think of Aragorn). It's the two forests that really work for me. Mirkwood for literal reasons - Bombur falling in the river and sleeping for long periods of time, and then the Dwarves passing out every time they get near the elf fires. But it's more evil than weary. So I choose: The Old Forest
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Laconic Loreman
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Lhuna gets on the board with The Old Forest.
Next round in precisely 1 hour.
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Flame of the Ainulindalė
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![]() ![]() But to be fair, I think The Old Forest was a great choice as well - not to talk of Mandos - or the Brown Lands... Kudos for those picking them!
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Upon the hearth the fire is red Beneath the roof there is a bed; But not yet weary are our feet... |
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