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Eonwe is such a coward lol, he was so scared to do his job and hold him accountable himself that he actually sat there and told Morgoth’s right hand to just escort himself back to Valinor at his own leisure 🤦🏻‍♂️

What a sad chapter. I love the Silmarillion, but it breaks my heart every time I read it. Silmarillion and Children of Hurin just devastate me. Thank you for these audios. I’m typing this with tears streaming down my face. Again, Thank You!

"Eru, Arda is Dumb." - Aulë

Thank you so much for uploading these files. I have been looking for Silmarillion physicl book for years but it is still not available in my country and I could not be appreciated enough to have found your audiobook ^_^

Lol, Avalon...Cheeky bugger

Oh man, I feel silly. The Light of Eärendil- it didn't click for me until he showed up against the Dragon fleet. And then I swear, I totally didn't get teary eyed at all! 🥺✨

Day shall come again... I didn't expect to cry...🥺

I love listening to the stories of primordial Arda, and the ages and ages before even the lamps were around

Well hello my friend, Im so glad to come back and see how this has been gathering momentum. I was just thinking how this is much better use of your brain and time than say watching the rings of power, which honestly feels more like satire or a comical adaptation of Tolkien´s work. I remember coming upon your videos as I searched for Martin´s Shaw audiobook to accompany my reading, when you only had this and maybe Vlaquenta uploaded. I loved your videos so much because they saved me effort hehe, as when reading The Silmarillion I always have like maps of middle earth oppened, geneaologies, and all sorts of supportive materials to keep up and remember all the content being discussed in the text. Anyways, good stuff man, i look forward to rewatching your videos now that the whole Silmarillion is up, cheers.

My elder scrolls and osrs characters have forever been named Turin, or tulkas

I tell ya, if Mandos says something, bank on it.

Is this the full book? Or are there missing parts? It says 6 missing or hidden videos so, just before I start. Just wondering

Cant blame Manwe, bro has 0% evil in him the ever forgiveful one ^^

Feanor...You Fool

Perfeito. Melkor tocou funk durante a 9° sinfonia.

I believe that this story about a hapless chap and a psy-op dragon and some accidential incest is the one that is most influenced by The Kalevala (runes 31 through 36, the Kullervo cycle).

The fact that the Valar blatantly cheated by calling on the big brother to help against Ar-Pharazon is such a downer.

you probably tired of hearing this, but thank you! Started this today at work don’t think I’m gonna be able to stop till I finish

You have to wonder why they didn't just live further south. They literally made their Kingdom right on morgoth's doorstep needless to say leaving valinor probably wasn't the best idea

Is the full book in this audiobook?

I just found this. Thanks for doing it. I just rewatched all of LoTR extended editions, the Hobbit M4 fan edit (google this it’s great), and season 1 of Rings. Needed to refresh my silmarillion knowledge because that show is a bit trash.

I wish they made a real tv series or anime out of this fine book. No woke, no diversity bs just pure talent.

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Noldor brothers might have started off with that bloody in the exile, but now they cleaned up those Dark forces. Of course, having so many skirmishes with the Orcs made them so good at fighting them. We laso see that Manweh was the one stationing Eagles everywhere, even establishing a bird hierarchy. Seeing a young Glaurung is interesting; it makes it cool to see a lizard breathing fire, retreating from arrows, then come back as a planetary threat.

Great job with the artwork adding visuals to the audio version...nice!

What an amazing journey! Thank you for this, you made this book much more understandable and I got chills as I read the last words! ❤️

Wow

This is the happiest story of the Silmilrilon

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This was the greatest journey I've been on while reading, thank you for this opportunity. God Bless 🙏🏻

Thank you

This is truly the best audiobook I’ve listened to, rivaled only by the audio dramas of the Original Star Wars Trilogy. 👍 God Bless 🙏🏻

I just bought the book due to Ring of power addiction. I have watched all of the movies. But I wanna know more and I got confused while reading. I hope after listening I can fully grasp thr story.

can't wait to see how rings of power handles this story. by handle i of course mean: misunderstand and completely fuck it up

To get an idea of what I think Melkor's music would've sounded like, search "Portal - Avow" or "Emit - The Dark Bleeding"

Awesome playlist - look forward to listening to all this! Thanks 😊😊

This is awesome!!!! Thank you!!

Thank eru for this. Such a treasure, thank you Pamko Elessar !

Bookmark 0:22 10:00 16:05 16:36 Deldúwath, and Taur nu Fuin.... 17:01 that Emeldir the Manhearted 18:09 Radhruin and Dairuin.... 19:17 Gorthaur, came against Orodreth 20:03 Tol in Gaurhoth 23:38 the sons of Bór were Borlad.... 25:19 Thereafter the Black tide... 30:51 Now when Turgon learned of the breaking... 33:38 Hador Lórindol.. 34:15 the Firth of Drengist

Late writings of Tolkien said that the Blue Wizards were vital in resisting Sauron in The East. They were sent on a special mission there to keep down the numbers of Men who would join Sauron's army. And they were indeed successful in this, and without the Blue Wizards efforts in the East, the armies of Gondor, Rohan, and the "resistance" led by Gandalf would have failed as Sauron's armies would have swelled and straight out over-whelmed them. There are also some less than kind writings about Radagast, who basically became lazy. He was a "good" person, by aiding Gandalf a few times, but with regards to his mission became lazy. And in truth, Gandalf actually knew more about birds and nature than Radagast, which was supposed to be Radagast's "specialty."

The blue wizards actually played a huge role in Gondor not falling to Sauron in the battle Of Pelennor Fields.

The Valar: We should bring the elves here! Ulmo: I don’t think that’s a good idea The Valar: We’re gonna do it anyway! The narrator: It didn’t end well

I love that you used the video game as visual aid 😁

Damn, humans had it rough: no guidance in the beginning, just hanging out with tree elves after they pass their stone age. Imitating the High Elves later on, getting made fun of as the Heavy Handed ones. This chapter doesn't really explain how humans came about, just that they were there when the Sun and Moon were instated. I wonder why Tolkien decided to leave this stuff a mystery.

"Filled with wrath and despair. He mounted upon Rochallor his great horse and rode forth alone and none might restrain him. He passed over door Anfauglith like a wind amidst the dust and all that beheld his onset fled in amaze, thinking that Orome himself has come for a great madness of rage was upon him so that his eyes shone like the eyes of the valar." I just got chills on this. In simple logic, it's like a one big giant fuck you moment to morgoth.

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Evil have been all thy ways, son of Húrin. Thankless fosterling, outlaw, slayer of thy friend, thief of love, usurper of Nargothrond, captain foolhardy, and deserter of thy kin.

Perfectly read, you made the Silmarillion better and somehow more sad for me when it concluded. Thanks Pamko 🙏