This is an updated version of a video previously uploaded in Jan 2023
@dromankass86557 ай бұрын
No worries, I'll happily listen to it again, enjoying your descriptions of Gimli & the art work. All very good.
@danielduncan68067 ай бұрын
Ah, okay, I started to question reality there for a moment.
@jetsamrover7 ай бұрын
Curious, why was it updated?
@danielduncan68067 ай бұрын
@@jetsamrover I think he does that periodically, to cover things that had not yet been thought of. Or maybe for corrections. I like the description he gave in this video, his musings about what Gimli would've been like had he been corrupted by the ring. I don't remember that from original.
@bomouth1427 ай бұрын
I was wondering about that. I'm curious if your video on Isildur after claiming the ring was taken down for edits, because it's gone now.
@thebreadbringer7 ай бұрын
Gimli could throw the ring into the pit, so long as Legolas dared him to do it.
@GlazedLemon7 ай бұрын
"Certainty Of Death? Small Chance Of Success? What Are We Waitin' For?"
@MusMasi7 ай бұрын
That still only counts as ONE!!
@theBlankScroll7 ай бұрын
"Toss me."
@BrainboxccGames7 ай бұрын
NOBODY TOSSES A RING!
@kineticstar7 ай бұрын
But wouldn't have gotten the "And you'll have my axe" line.
@347Jimmy7 ай бұрын
While it was movie-only, being the only person to ever outright attempt to destroy the Ring deserves honourable mention
@Cognitive_Ape7 ай бұрын
Someone had to try. Up until that moment the rings was only known to be so durable based on the word of Sauron the Trustworthy.
@347Jimmy7 ай бұрын
@@Cognitive_Ape well, most info about the Ring came from Isildur's account, but Movie Isildur wasnt a trustworthy source either (they kinda did him dirty)
@jamesadkins71507 ай бұрын
@@Cognitive_Apelol Sauron the Trustworthy got a great laugh, thanks 🤣
@jamesadkins71507 ай бұрын
@@347JimmyI was fine with the Isildur tone change, but the Faramir changes got under my skin hard
@347Jimmy7 ай бұрын
@@jamesadkins7150 that's fair.
@victorymansions7 ай бұрын
Everyone: see the ring and want to caress it and love it for eternity. Gimli: pulls out a massive axe and tries to smash it to smithereens.
@alicaramba76807 ай бұрын
He just wanted to give a bit of it for everyone who wants.
@victorymansions7 ай бұрын
@@alicaramba7680 🤣🤣 most generous dwarf ever?
@matthiascerebri33156 ай бұрын
But not on mount doom
@Mae_Dastardly6 ай бұрын
Gimli: waste of good gold!
@katarsiz26 ай бұрын
though it was not his own axe he used to try that :D
@mattturner60177 ай бұрын
In addition to all the solid reasons you gave, I dare to add another: politics. Frodo-- in addition to being stealthy, resistant to corruption, and fated -- was an a-political choice. The Elves and Dwarves clearly had trust issues between them, and both Elrond and Gandalf were well aware of the possible dangers of entrusting the Ring to a Man of Gondor, either of the line of Stewards or of Kings. Neither Frodo as an individual nor the Shire as an entity presented any political power threats to anybody, so the Noble lines of Elves, Men, and Dwarves had no cause to fear "somebody else" gaining some kind of advantage over them.
@Nimelennar7 ай бұрын
And that's not just on the scale of kingdoms but within the party as well. Frodo, who had never been outside the Shire, was content to delegate leadership to Gandalf. Would a Dwarf-lord, as the Ring-bearer, be so keen to be led? And if not, would Legolas submit to the commands of a Dwarf? Would Boromir? No, it was best that when the Ring started whispering treason into the hearts of the Fellowship, that there be no preexisting grievances there for those whispers to latch onto.
@lennic7 ай бұрын
nice catch, didnt think of it like that but it makes sense!
@MusMasi7 ай бұрын
Imagine if Frodo had taken the Ring and Started the Hobbit Empire?
@KristiaanVanErmengem7 ай бұрын
@@MusMasi Frodo The Great
@la_scrittice_vita7 ай бұрын
That's a good point. It sits neatly next to the Gandalf-Galadriel argument: Not resistance but damage control. _If_ a hobbit was turned, how much damage would he actually do? How much time would it take him to work himself up to be any kind of a threat. Faced with Dark Gandalf, ME is instantly screwed. Aragorn, might take a few weeks tops to get his armies in place. But Frodo? There is time for containment. It won't be fun, but it's easily the least instantaneously threatening.
@graemenicholls28367 ай бұрын
Gimli couldn't have done it because the one ring still only counts as one.
@mjohnson50307 ай бұрын
😂 Took me three readings, but I cackled loudly when I got it. Thanks for the belly laugh.
@i_need_a_name49777 ай бұрын
@@mjohnson5030 I dont get the joke. Pls explain?
@coldnoodles29517 ай бұрын
@@i_need_a_name4977 🐘 🏹🏹🏹🏹 still only counts as one.
@armorhide4066 ай бұрын
@@i_need_a_name4977When he and Legolas were counting and comparing kills
@diallo13473 ай бұрын
😂😂😂 you win the comment section
@justinnyugen70157 ай бұрын
Pros: - Resistant to succumbing to the Ring's will - Wouldn't be manhandled by Boromir - Put up a better fight against Smeagol obviously, as well as any would-be kidnapper orcs Cons: - Zero stealth. Would be spotted much sooner on the marshes by Naz Ghul, at the gates, or going up the secret path. - Zero tact. Would have probably been killed by Faramir's group because of how hostile he is. Frodo did well in de-escalating the situation - Would probably attempt to charge the front gate
@calorion7 ай бұрын
Actually dwarves are established, in the Hobbit, as having plenty of stealth. Just less than elves or hobbits.
@Свободадляроссии7 ай бұрын
Faramir was pretty friendly from the get go in the books, Gimli would have gotten past book Faramir
@Iscannon7 ай бұрын
These are good reasons, better than "It was ordained!"
@345664543327 ай бұрын
Gimli can be very charming, "'There is nothing, Lady Galadriel', said Gimli, bowing low and stammering. 'Nothing, unless it might be - unless it is permitted to ask, nay, to name a single strand of your hair, which surpasses the gold of the earth as the stars surpass the gems of the mine. I do not ask for such a gift. But you commanded me to name my desire'."
@lomiification7 ай бұрын
Proper con: would have killed smeagol immediately
@joecross37087 ай бұрын
Gimli is one dwarf who would not have been easily ensnared! He has the eyes of a hawk and the ears of a fox..oof..
@rajeshnd6 ай бұрын
That's just in the movies. In the books, the "breathing loud" comment wasn't even aimed at Gimli 😁
@Lakibdishma6 ай бұрын
@@rajeshndI guess everyone's a loud breather compared to an elf
@caryrogers96763 ай бұрын
@@Lakibdishmaloud breathers, walkers, pretty much everything.
@theBlankScroll7 ай бұрын
I love that Sauron gave the dwarves rings and the dwarves were like "What rings, off with ya."
@KazhnaLightfoot7 ай бұрын
Dwarves in any are always chads 🗿
@TETASARAIVACS7 ай бұрын
Not really! The Dwarves cherished very much their Rings. “Gold-sickness” was a relentless drive to accumulate riches and was a consequence of their Rings. The Ring of Thrór was passed to his son Thráin (Thorin’s father), and until the Dwarves of the Lonely Mountain learned that Sauron had already taken back this Ring, they always kept searching for it. In fact, when Balin went to try and retake Moria, the main objetive was to try and get that Ring back! As Glóin tells us: “The Seven are lost to us - if Balin has not found the Ring of Thrór, which was the last; naught has been heard of it since Thrór perished in Moria. Indeed I may now reveal that was partly in hope to find that ring that Balin went away.” (Glóin, in “The Council of Elrond”)
@lomiification7 ай бұрын
@@TETASARAIVACS gold sickness came from dragons infecting and cursing the gold, no? With morgoth's influence?
@dimestorephilosopher33087 ай бұрын
I don't know enough of the lore or if Tolkien even wrote it in, but it would be interesting if bc they were children of Aulë and not Ilúvatar, they were just just different enough that it didn't work.
@lynwood777 ай бұрын
@@lomiification Dragons don't actually have any use for gold, but hoard it anyway. "Dragon sickness," which is basically unimportant to the story as a term, is just a metaphor for greed, particularly greed that blinds the "dragon sick" to the values Tolkien (and by extension the heroes of his books) held dear: friendship, kindness, peace and pleasant company.
@Froggy678235 ай бұрын
3 times, Feanor asked for one strand of galadriels hair. 3 times, Galadriel denied him. One time did Gimli ask for a hair of Galadriel’s, and she gave him three. She always saw the pure of heart, and wicked.
@roosterman847 ай бұрын
I figured the greatest risk with Gimli would be his loyalty to his family. He would become distracted by the idea of restoring the honor of his family and their mines.
@aerinsoleris6 ай бұрын
Pre Moria definitely a possibility and the Ring would also antagonize the bitterness in his heart against Legolas and elves in general. Post Moria/Lothlorien he'd probably stay true to the mission to the bitter end and would have been an excellent backup ring bearer. Problem is he'd definitely wouldn't be merciful to Gollum and thus would lose out the safe/secret way to Mordor.
@mickys80656 ай бұрын
@@aerinsoleris but he wouldn't leave Moria if he had the ring. Moria would be where the ring finally had something to tempt gimli with. "I can help you restore Moria, bearer. Through me, you could reclaim this home, build it anew a thousand times stronger." And Gimli would've been taken.
@viktorreiter88115 ай бұрын
@@mickys8065 yeah, gimli would just use the ring to smash the orcs and the balrog head-on, in a revengeful rage. then probably never leave moria (after he realizes he has the perfect and probably only weapon to rebuild and save their cities)
@mickys80655 ай бұрын
@@viktorreiter8811 exactly. Or he fails, and now we have a Balrog with the One Ring. Either way, you've now got to fight a highly dangerous ring bearer in their own domain. Not good.
@spgoo17 ай бұрын
The "so loud could have shot him in the dark" quote is actually directed at Sam in the book
@rajeshnd6 ай бұрын
Exactly! Also surprised that it was mentioned here falsely 😅
@Nick-zp3ub4 ай бұрын
Dwarves are more resistant to evil, but if you give them gold it makes them greedy and selfish. Just like Thorin when he entered Erebor. Gimli would have kept the ring for himself, established his own dwarven empire, cut himself off from his human and elf allies, and been overwhelmed by Sauron's orcs like Balin in Moria
@RKroese3 ай бұрын
Yea, finally someone said it! ☝🏼 👍🏼
@Mr11ven3 ай бұрын
The video does say this at 4:33
@greengrendel6 ай бұрын
Let's be real, a council of elves just wouldn't have given the flippin' One Ring to a dwarf.
@gabinator925 ай бұрын
Well it wasn't a council of Elves... Gimli was on the council lol
@user-bl7em8sx6o3 ай бұрын
@@gabinator92 okay a council run by elves in rivendell
@gabinator923 ай бұрын
@@user-bl7em8sx6o Calm down dude, the elves were not rabidly racist towards dwarves, especially not Elrond. If that was the most sensible solution he would have supported it, and it was not "run by elves", Elrond hosted the council there.
@WayanMajere2 ай бұрын
@@gabinator92Elrond wasn't the only one making decisions and it's pretty clear from the get go that dwarfs and elves wouldn't give the ring to the other.
@DillonHockett7 ай бұрын
In 2001, a 10-year-old boy watched Gimli son of Gloin raise his axe and smash it down upon the one ring. That was his first thought. Even at 10 years old I understood the weight and significance of that action. He has been my favorite Lord of the Rings character ever since.
@rikk3197 ай бұрын
It was a bold if foolhardy action in the film, as he was there in a council where they were democratically deciding what to do, and he jumped in with both feet as it were--even if his heart was in the right place, his head wasn't. But it showed he wasn't easily swayed, either. He didn't take any time to consider what should be done, he just said to himself, "Evil artifact? Wreck it." Pretty much the opposite of Boromir.
@DillonHockett7 ай бұрын
@@rikk319 Oh for sure lol. Of all the intelligent decisions made in the story, this was pretty close to the bottom of the totem pole. That said, I still loved it.
@hedgehog31804 ай бұрын
@@rikk319 I mean it isn't really stupid, like how could you know that the Ring was nearly indestructable if you didn't try, and I figure that by just doing it without much forethought it meant that the Ring didn't have any tine to influence you and make you stop. The main issue for basically everyone was that by the time you got to Mount Doom you'd have spent so much time with the Ring that even the strongest wills would fail.
@TETASARAIVACS20 күн бұрын
@@DillonHockett You both realise that this scene doesn’t exist outside PJ’s universe, right?
@bityew7 ай бұрын
Thank you for putting in the time to "fix" whatever you feel the need to, rather than just removing these videos-I have searched through a great muddle of Tolkien "information" on KZbin, and you are truly one of the most reliable and thought-provoking-so I would dislike seeing your insightful content go away.
@lomiification7 ай бұрын
It also is good for making new videos without having to do a ton of writing and video ideation. Plus, it's a known popular-to-the-algorithm topic
@f0rth3l0v30fchr15t7 ай бұрын
4:30 One thing that I think is interesting is the parallel between Gimli's desire to settle the Glittering Caves and Galadriel's wish to cross the Misty Mountains and establish a new kingdom of her own is that neither did so with the aim of conquering or toppling an existing ruler. If they had been playing a game of Civilisation, both are clearly looking for a Cultural Victory (or at least to build a Wonder, anyway), rather than to dominate others.
@Fridaey13txhOktober2 ай бұрын
They would still have subjects??
@Annathroy6 ай бұрын
The older I get the more I appreciate J.R.R. Tolkien and his son Christopher for giving us such an amazing story and lore. Very much one of the most influential writers in history.
@dzbanke.7 ай бұрын
Destruction of the ring boils down to pity. Bilbo's pity, Frodo's pity and even Sam's. Nobody could make themselves voluntarily destroy the One Ring, its power over the user grew exponentially in Mount Doom, so Gimli simply couldn't do it himself. As a noble warrior, not a simple hobbit, he would not be able to show pity to Gollum, which led to its destruction.
@Aetheraev6 ай бұрын
Indeed. And this is explicitly called out in the text by Gandalf. "Pity? It was pity that stayed Bilbo's hand. Many that live deserve death. Some that die deserve life. Can you give it to them, Frodo? Do not be too eager to deal out death in judgment. Even the very wise cannot see all ends. My heart tells me that Gollum has some part to play in it, for good or evil, before this is over. The pity of Bilbo may rule the fate of many."
@boatrat7 ай бұрын
Two words. "Dwarvish Racket". As Bilbo long ago observed, Hobbits, while ALSO being "resistant" to the power of the Ring(s) in their own way... are simply much better than Dwarves at the "sneaking" part.
@jackiespeel63437 ай бұрын
What can the Ring offer the Hobbits that they want? More archives and family trees?
@KuK1377 ай бұрын
@@jackiespeel6343 LOL, what a stupid way of thinking. Seeing hobbits have rich, lords, and powerful, it means they desire money and power too. How do you think Saruman found so many allies there without even trying? Tolkien's naive and rosy look falls apart when you consider they have feudalism and rich dominating everything like humans do...
@Rollacoastertycoon7 ай бұрын
@@KuK137what a stupid way of thinking about a fantasy book? You must be smart
@jackiespeel63437 ай бұрын
@@KuK137 But the Ring is not Saruman - and you have not answered the question.
@jackiespeel63437 ай бұрын
@@KuK137The inhabitants of the Shire were in a position to expand the territory and/or have settlements outside it should they so wish - there was territory so available. Bilbo and Frodo were members of what in the UK of a previous period would have been called the squirearchy; Smeagol's grandmother was a person of influence in her community. Sam Gamgee was presented with the concept of 'dominion over territories' so presumably the other three had similar 'visions' but did not pursue it, but used the Ring for their own immediate purposes.
@Corleone18917 ай бұрын
This is still the greatest Lord Of The Rings channel ever on KZbin. Your pleasant voice and narration skill is wholesome, inviting, and downright lovely. Please don't ever succumb to the modern trend of using the stupid AI voice that everyone uses. Also, your videos are not exhaustively long. They are to the point and disseminate the information in just the right length of time for the given topic of the day. Also, the mixture of Lord Of The Rings artwork from all different eras combined with film and television images just feels so all-encompassing and all-inclusive. Please never stop making these fantastic videos.
@rikk3197 ай бұрын
100% agree. I also like how Robert finds quality Tolkien art online and adds it to his videos. I love seeing different artists' interpretations of the Professor's work.
@esshor.3 ай бұрын
Perfectly articulated. Ditto
@markhunter35332 ай бұрын
In the books Gimli actually destroyed the ring with his axe and saved the middle earth, the movies just removed that to make the history longer.
@HumanThing-fm6xtАй бұрын
Haters will say you’re lying
@robbobthecorncobjriii819528 күн бұрын
I knew that couldn't be the extent of his power. After all, they're very dangerous over short distances 😅
@GalacticChimp7 ай бұрын
5:20 The elves did not say that Gimli breathed so loudly that they could have shot him in the dark. They said that of Sam. (Another Peter Jackson alteration.)
@MoonlightHorizon-ev7ev7 ай бұрын
Him posessing the ring at that moment he found out his kin were dead in moria could've been disastrous. Vengeful sorrow combined with ultimate power seems like it could end badly.
@mattyboyb5237 ай бұрын
It’s recently struck me how incredibly deep this story goes and how many forks in the road there were therefore there is so much to discuss and ponder about. Amazing.
@davidioanhedges7 ай бұрын
Gimli's role was always, with Legolas, to heal the rift between the Dwarves and the Elves, to unite them for the final battles in case Frodo faltered ... and the moment when the Elves decided to give him a chance, was when Gladriel asked him to name anything, and it would be his, and what they thought of as a greedy, blundering Dwarf, bashfully refused, saying he wanted nothing, just seeing her was enough, but when pushed repeatedly, he tentatively asked, if permitted, for a single hair to remember her by, and she gave what she had refused to Faenor three times, and gave him three golden hairs ...
@TillionTirrion7 ай бұрын
Brilliant job with this one, you speak to Gimli’s martial prowess exceedingly well.
@chamuuemura53143 ай бұрын
With the ring he could’ve had the prowess, 3 strands of Galadriel’s hair, and a pet balrog.
@BLooDCoMPleX7 ай бұрын
Considering how the Arkenstone tempted the dwarves in Hobbit, I assume the temptation of the One Ring would be irresistible for Gimli.
@mateuszslawinski19907 ай бұрын
This. Dwarves were tempted by pretty jewelry twice and both times they failed. I can't really see Gimli being able to throw the Ring into the lava.
@12classics397 ай бұрын
@@mateuszslawinski1990it’s a canon fact that NOBODY could throw the Ring into the fire….including any dwarf. Gimli would’ve turned away at the last minute just like Frodo. And somehow I doubt Gimli would’ve treated Gollum with the same compassion as Frodo, which would’ve thus doomed the mission.
@emilrobyn42167 ай бұрын
@@12classics39 is it canon? do you have any sources? maybe not anyone that was in possession of the ring as long as Frodo was. but I believe Sam would have thrown the ring, and others as well if they'd only carried it for a few days. Frodo had the ring for 17 years, and being stabbed by that Morgul blade didn't make things easier. so it's a mircale he made it as far as he did. but if e.g. Isildur had given the ring to Elrond after it fell of Saurons finger (or even better Cirdan), they certainly would have been able to throw it into the fire.
@disturbed1577 ай бұрын
@@emilrobyn4216tolkien said it in a paper i believe. Only frodo could have made it that far but eru had to intervene again to finish the job.
@IngoSchwarze7 ай бұрын
@@emilrobyn4216 Actually, even Sam doubted he could do it and became frightened by suddenly seeing delusions of grandeur, such as he would never have considered himself capable of, when he first looked into Mordor from Cirith Ungol, wearing the ring. He feared losing essential aspects of his personality if he had to wear the ring, and that's quite plausible because it's exactly how the ring works: eliminating positive traits of personality and reinforcing dubious aspects of the personality, and such aspects exist in every mortal, even in Sam. Yes, Sam might have been even more resistant to the ring than Frodo was, but it's far from a foregone conclusion that he would have been able to throw it into the lava, even if you only consider the published text of the LotR and not later writings by JRRT.
@kineticstar7 ай бұрын
I think the reason Sauron's rings couldn't truly affect the Dwarves was because they were not part of the Song of the Ainur. They were made later and in secret, so Sauron did not know what exactly what was needed to over come their creation. But, thats my lowly opinion.
@haga25197 ай бұрын
Good theory.
@Tomichika7 ай бұрын
I like you opiniom very much 🦖
@thing_under_the_stairs7 ай бұрын
@@Tomichika I like your dinosaur very much.
@ianover68387 ай бұрын
Did anyone besides Aulë know they weren't Eru's creation?
@kineticstar7 ай бұрын
@@ianover6838 Yavanna did. That's how she got permission to create the Ents.
@dimestorephilosopher33087 ай бұрын
I think the Hobbit and LotRs showed that while the dwarves might be resistant, they are also very tempted by other things, and just like Galadriel showed that she would start with the best intentions, the temptation would be too strong. So I think Gimli or any other dwarf would have turned back before the mission was finished for some reason such as retaking Moria.
@12classics397 ай бұрын
I think a big reason why it had to be a hobbit was that, until Gollum’s torture, Sauron had no idea what hobbits were. Chances are he doesn’t even know what a regular hobbit looks like. So it would be much harder for Sauron to spot a hobbit in Mordor since he’s so unfamiliar with them. Whereas he is quite familiar with dwarves and would’ve easily seen Gimli.
@calorion7 ай бұрын
4:54 "It's just that he wouldn't have been controlled by Sauron." Now wait a minute; there's no indication that *any* of them would have been controlled by Sauron if they had taken the Ring. But they *would* have turned to evil, and that, perhaps would have been the difference.
@irtnyc7 ай бұрын
I agree with this refutation. I think more likely they would displace Sauron over time, and now we're in the new Dune film universe: the Harkonens leave Arakkis suddenly, and Villanueve has Chani ask in voiceover "Who will our new oppressors be?" We know it COULD have been Galadriel, or Gandalf, a Balrog, presumably Aragorn maybe... definitely not Bombadil, any hobbit we know of. But we still don't know about the dwarves let alone Gimli. I think the video fails to answer the question it asks. Why not Gimli? The answer can't just be, because it's a hobbit centric story. We're already in alt universe so that dog don't hunt.
@rikk3197 ай бұрын
@@irtnyc Good thoughts. Knowing how inward-seeking and introverted dwarves were, I think if the Ring corrupted Gimli, he'd have brought it back to the Lonely Mountain and eventually used it to become lord or King under the Mountain, and as time passed he'd have likely thought of reclaiming Moria. Of course, Sauron and his armies would still be around, though he'd be focusing on Gondor for the most part, he still sent an Easterling army to Erebor/Dale, and would have eventually figured out that Gimli had the Ring. I doubt there were enough dwarves to rally behind Gimli to fight off all of Sauron's armies he'd send to Erebor, and Gimli wouldn't be able to use the Ring like an istari or an elf like Galadriel, so he'd likely lose it to Sauron after making wall of orc and troll bodies around him.
@Sim4oo7 ай бұрын
Last time I came this early, Sauron was still Annatar.
@benrodir27 ай бұрын
and wasn't a dainty elf
@ernestcline28687 ай бұрын
If you'd truly been early, Sauron would have still been Tevildo.
@ImagineMySurprise5107 ай бұрын
Another factor that is overlooked is that when Sauron poured his power into the Ring while making it, he gave it the power to prevent anyone, even himself, from destroying it. So that means that Gimli would not have been able to cast it into the fire, and in fact Frodo wasn't able to do this for the same reason. If it wasn't for the 'chance' of the mad capering of Gollum and falling accidently over the edge, the Ring would not have been destroyed.
@MCFoultier2 ай бұрын
Thats your point of view. I think, it would have happened like this. Legolas :"stupid dwarf, you cant even toss a Ring!" Gimli :"I'll show ya, ya slim bread eating tree lova!"
@davidcooke80057 ай бұрын
I like the notion that it was The Ring itself that destroyed the ring. When Gollum swore to serve Frodo, he was made to swear his oath on The Ring, even as Frodo warns that It is treacherous. So at Mt Doom, when Gollum betrayed Frodo and bit The Ring and his finger off, The Ring held Gollum to his oath, and destroyed him, accidently taking itself along.
@pong90006 ай бұрын
Yeah I suppose the prospect of another 500 years in Gollum's smothering care, would drive even The Ring to a reckless fury.
@adamhixon6 ай бұрын
Is that asmongold at 2:52?
@WiZard_3829Ай бұрын
💀
@JohnnyREB19777 ай бұрын
I’m not so sure I agree with this. Sure, the Dwarves were a resistant people. But, the 3, the 7, and the 9 were all lesser rings and were connected to the One Ring, correct? So, to me it seems those lesser rings would logically have less control on the Dwarves in particular. But, the One Ring? That was imbued with much of Sauron’s will and power. As much as I like Giimli, I think he’d have succumbed. It just would’ve taken longer.
@dromankass86557 ай бұрын
I agree that given enough time and exposure, all who came in contact with the One Ring would have been corrupted. I also like that in the Books, the Dwarves of the Lonely Mountain turn down the chance to have some of the Seven Rings of power back. Prior to the Council of Elrond an Emissary of Mordor came to them, and spoke with Dain, asking for news of 'The Shire' and of 'Hobbits' and where they may be found. The sinister figure told the dwarves that a thief had taken a ring, a little ring, the least of rings, a mere trinket that Sauron desires. Bring news of this thief or where he could be found, and they would have the friendship of Mordor. Bring Sauron the Ring itself, and he would give the three remaining Rings of the Seven (the other four having been consumed by the dragons), as he had given on old. To his great credit, Dain did not consider betraying Bilbo or the Hobbits of the Shire, and instead played for time, telling the dark Emissary that 'I must consider this message and it's true meaning'. 'Do not take long.' 'I will take as long as I need, for my time is my own.' 'For the moment.' Retorted the Emissary. Dain, having got the measure of the Emissary, did not feel tempted by the offers of Rings or friendship or cowed by the threats. Instead he acted swiftly, dispatching Gloin and Gimli to Rivendell (and to the Shire if need be) to warn the White Council and Bilbo that the power of Mordor was seeking him and his Ring, and that he needed to get to a place of safety. Perhaps you can't fool the dwarves the same way twice, or they had learned to beware of Dark Lords bearing gifts . . .
@DevinDTV7 ай бұрын
The premise is that he'd be resistant, not immune.
@shaneg90816 ай бұрын
We meet all three who hold the three and all nine who hold the nine and not one who holds one of the seven, right? Dwarves may lust for treasures, but they don't seem to be all that into magical power. Frodo was still the right choice, but even he nearly failed on occasion because of his temptation to its power. But it is fair to say that Gimli may have been a valid choice, and if he were just slightly braver of character on his own accord, the true hero of the story, Samewise Gamgee, could have been the best to do it. But as written, yeah, pretty much had to be Frodo.
@patriciofernandez65007 ай бұрын
3:00 what a beautiful drawing!
@jamesford21927 ай бұрын
Rip king theoden. Would love a video in his honor
@doublestarships6467 ай бұрын
I think only a simple person can carry the ring. No deep seeded desires that deal with the politics of their world. Frodo was truly meant to carry the ring.
@rikk3197 ай бұрын
Frodo wasn't simple like Sam was simple, though. He was an upper-class hobbit, educated, spoke a good deal of elvish, was taught history by Bilbo, and educated on what went on outside the Shire by Gandalf. Gandalf even said he was the best of all hobbits, and while he wasn't quite as humble as Sam was, he was humble enough for all his abilities and knowledge to quietly bear the burden of the Ring for months without complaint.
@fjccommish6 ай бұрын
I would carry it, walk right into Mt. Doom, toss it in. It wouldn't tempt me.
@doublestarships6466 ай бұрын
@@fjccommish Literally one of the first things it points out that people with an ego like you wouldn't be able to carry the ring lmfao!
@Fridaey13txhOktober2 ай бұрын
Put it on Joe Biden!
@thebatmary59547 ай бұрын
In the Ring’s POV, its chain of possession goes: Sauron! My guy, cool. Uh oh he’s gone but I’m picked up by the high king of men! Not too bad. Let’s ditch this guy and get to an orc and why is no one searching this riverbed?! Ok I’ll take anyone- what is this thing? It’s really short… oh, its creepy friend killed it. Another halfling. Ok imma ditch him and try to find a goblin AND WHERE ARE ALL THESE HOBBITS COMING FROM??? Ok, he’s giving me up so maybe the wizard will take me- you’ve got to be kidding me. Why. Ok, time for a journey and… What even is this Tom Bombadil guy??? He’s weird; please save me, Frodo. Ok, Council of Elrond. I’ll take anyone except another hobbit. 🤬 Ok, let’s see if that creep can get rid of this guy. C’mon, Shelob, “precious,” anyone except the gardener. Urghhhhhh. Ok, back to Frodo. I’m getting sick of all these hobbits. If the next person to take me is a hobbit, I’m leaving. Well crap. I’m out.
@Nokyyyyy7 ай бұрын
"Since Gimli got the one ring, he started digging even deeper and more greedily than ever." "Did he awaken another Balrog ?" "Worse than that it is, a Warden, from the ancient cities of sculk" "Dear lord."
@lomiification7 ай бұрын
Minecraft really needs to add a balrog. If you dig far enough through bedrock in the nether, you're comfronted by a balrog that has 1000x the health of a wither, causes everyone to catch fire with fire resist/gapples changing that to half damage, and weapons that one shot kill anyone with full protection (all of the protections at the same time V), and can throw fireballs that break bedrock. A proper final boss of the whole game
@Cast-Carnival7 ай бұрын
@@lomiification L minecraft take
@hasan66987 ай бұрын
@@lomiification Your comment reminded me how I would imagine the new and powerful stuff that I would love to be added to Minecraft when I was a kid. It's gotta be nice to be able to think of possible new stuff from your perspective, try to not lose that perception
@Nokyyyyy7 ай бұрын
@@lomiification this is a mod I wouldn't play. It doesn't sound fun to fight :( But I appreciate the idea ! Also, how do you want to dig through bedrock ?
@whitmerule27537 ай бұрын
Re. stealth, you're confusing movie comedy with the book lore. Tolkiens' Dwarves aren't actually so clumsy as we like to think when we compare them to light-footed Elves and sneaky Hobbits. (Though prim smug Bilbo might disagree.) In Lothlorien, the line 'they say you breathe so loud they could have shot you in the dark' is aimed at Sam, not Gimli - and just a few paragraphs earlier, Gimli was leaning down to listen to the ground in response to Frodo's instinctive fear of a following enemy (Gollum) , so he is at that point being portrayed as a character capable of doing the whole stealthy ranger thing, if not to the extent that Aragorn does.
@scottgalbraith74617 ай бұрын
Orcs can smell a dwarf a mile away. Most probably never smelled halfling.
@marieroberts56647 ай бұрын
If we go by the book, only two people put themselves forward to take the Ring to Mordor: Bilbo and Frodo his heir. " 'Bilbo the silly hobbit started the whole affair, so he'd best finish it, or himself.' ... Boromir made as if to laugh, but found that no one was smiling, except for Gloin, whose smile came from old memories. " When Bilbo's offer was rejected, due in large part to his advanced old age (even tho he still maintained the vigor the Ring had acvorded him), the old Hobbit asked then who would go? And Frodo, drawn by some other far greater power, spoke: I will take the Ring to Mordor, tho I do not know the way. Gimli, nor Legolas, nor anyone else, even offered to take it to the fires. Elrond and Gandalf were so freaked out by the likelihood they would fall, they refused to take the Ring for any reason. Boromir already thought that going to Mordor was a stupid idea, as did a few of the elves, until Elrond corrected them all, and none of them offered. Boromir had come looking for counsel and alliances if possible, and so Aragorn made up his mind to go to Minas Tirith with Boromir and to go so far on the southern road until after crossing the mountains, when had Gandalf lived, he and Boromir were off to Minas Tirith and war. Aragorn was "laboring to repair Isildur's fault" and not interested in repeating Idildur's folly by claiming the Ring in any way. Elrond refused to force anyone to take this burden, so Frodo rose up to become the hero of the age, to take on a quest to cast a cursed treasure away.
@irtnyc7 ай бұрын
Underrated comment
@howardadamkramer6 ай бұрын
An often overlooked passage in the Fellowship of the Rings indicates that Aragorn only intended four to go to Mordor (Frodo, Sam, himself and Gimli). He was apparently concerned that Boromir and Legolas would have succumbed to its power. But he did trust Gimli to resist.
@m.Diesel5 ай бұрын
Getting back into the story with Andy Serkis' audiobook. Your vids are excellent supplemental material!
@PeterBrieck3 ай бұрын
"We dark lords are natural sprinters! Very dangerous over short distances!"
@XianHu7 ай бұрын
Dwarves seem to be generally resistant to influences. Like Gimli’s line about Saruman, The wotds of this wizard stand on their heads, etc. Though I agree with everything you said.
@haroldcruz855022 күн бұрын
They are resistant to domination because of how stubborn they are but they are not beyond any influence in fact they are easily influenced by gold or gems.
@Kennylaggins7 ай бұрын
Dwarves aren’t resistant to the lure of beautiful jewelry. 😂
@saladinbob7 ай бұрын
There's another very good reason why it would have ended in disaster that you didn't cover in the video and that is politics. The Elves and Dwarves almost come to blows over the idea of other taking ownership of the ring, so it most likely would have ended up in a war between the Dwarves and Elves further weakening the the free peoples and very effectively handing Middle Earth to Sauron without even needing the One Ring. The complex politics of Middle Earth is something often overlooked.
@caryrogers96767 ай бұрын
I believe that you are getting the book and the movie confused about whose breathing was so loud the elves could have shot him in the dark. In the book they said this about Sam. The movie used the line as comedy by giving it to Gimli.
@rikk3197 ай бұрын
Good spotting! Sam even covered up his mouth after Haldir relayed this from his brother...was it Orophin?
@theanarchistcook7 ай бұрын
My favorite part of the story is that nobody could willingly throw the ring into the fire. It's remarkable that Gimli honestly tried to do it, but over time it would have worked on him like it did Frodo. If he were carrying the ring, he probably never would have gotten past his fear and hate of elves. He probably would have stayed in Khazad-Dum and become a tyrant. Or, at the most opportune time, the ring could have somehow become lost or caused his death in order to fall into someone else's hands.
@unintelligentlifeform71806 ай бұрын
I love all the connections and history that Tolkien gives his characters...especially the friendships. I love that frodo's uncle helped Gimli's father (and people) and now years later Gimli gets to return the favor. I image that gimli would have been right beside Frodo much like Sam....all the way to the end.
@juskahusk22477 ай бұрын
1:27 They should have made this hot evil Galadriel vision into a 9 hour trilogy.
@kzhou135 ай бұрын
So basically he couldn't carry the ring because that's not how the story was written
@jonfiedler76396 ай бұрын
really enjoying the videos. great work!
@mercurydylan8997 ай бұрын
In the book I seem to remember it’s Sam who is jibed for being a loud breather.
@Ak_jet_owner7 ай бұрын
I love your videos. Your content is interesting and your voice is strangely soothing.
@Tinnesa6 ай бұрын
Elves would never allow a dwarf to get a hold of the one ring.
@rickmaldoo42052 ай бұрын
We dwarves are sprinters, very dangerous over short distances😅😂 I love that line
@faketheo34327 ай бұрын
is this a re-upload? I thought I've already a video on this exact question
@i.b.6407 ай бұрын
The pinned comment says it is an update from a post in jannuary 2023
@347Jimmy7 ай бұрын
There's probably some updated info, if not at least editing wording from the original Definitely an update, as opposed to a straightforward re-upload
@faketheo34327 ай бұрын
got it. there just was no pinned comment yet, when I wrote mine 😅
@pawbard7 ай бұрын
Thanks Robert
@judsongaiden98784 ай бұрын
1:25 Almost a Baphomet pose right there. 3:54 He would have become a Blood Knight fueled by a lust for sporting challenges.
@whatdothlife46607 ай бұрын
6:00 is an exquisite painting.
@jarkin943 ай бұрын
You should do audio books! I'd definitely listen to you reading LOTR. Great vid, loving your content.
@rom655367 ай бұрын
Dwarves have the phrase "You ain't the boss o' me!" stamped on their souls.
@IngoSchwarze7 ай бұрын
Except that they said exactly the opposite and begged for mercy when Eru commanded Aulë to destroy the presumptuous sub-creation of his, and Aulë raised his hammer to smash them. But probably you are right that bowing to Aulë and bowing to a being of lesser rank than one of the chief Valar are two completely different things.
@rikk3197 ай бұрын
@@IngoSchwarze Eh, that was right after they were created, being in the presence of their creator and the God of the universe, it's not surprising.
@octaviusmigtonius29657 ай бұрын
5:19: No they didn't! That was only in the movie. In the book, they didn't even know there was a dwarf among them at that point. In the book, the comment was about the entire fellowship, not specifically Gimli.
@Endlessvoidsutidos6 ай бұрын
amazing video as always could you possibly do one on - What is The Door of Night I think a deep dive into this could be really cool :D
@MoraqVos7 ай бұрын
Why not Zoidberg?
@ФедяКрюков-в6ь6 ай бұрын
In fact, Zoidberg could be easly corrupted by the limitless power. And he would just loose the ring anyway at some point thanks to clumsy claws
@BrainboxccGames7 ай бұрын
great videos as ever! keep it up, I'm always looking forward to new content
@sonokawaray7 ай бұрын
Thing is, Frodo was right for the job not just because of his resistance to the ring, but because he was also the perfect compromise pick as ringbearer. Everyone could see him with the ring and accept, "well, at least that bull-headed dwarf/dainty elf/weak-minded human doesn't have it." Gimli getting it could have resulted in at least one party walking out, and we see in canon how essential everyone was to Middle-Earth's victory. There's also the issue that, unless you're Tom Bombadil, no one is 100% immune to the ring's corruption. Frodo didn't have much latent ambition for it to play off of, but was exhausted enough physically and mentally by the end of the journey that he succumbed. Gimli has the opposite stats --- could get there and back again without breaking nearly as much of a sweat, but he's got big dreams for his family and people (lest we forget how psyched he is at the idea of Moria being reclaimed) that the ring could use to sway him into abandoning the mission. At that point either the rest of the Fellowship stops him and the ring changes hands to someone more easily influenced by it, or this skilled dwarven warrior overpowers everyone and goes home with it. And sure, Sauron can't control him, but what matters is that the ring would still be out there, safely in the hands of someone who can eventually be hunted down.
@BrynLipinski7 ай бұрын
Okay of all the Lord Of The Rings quotes, that one by Elrond must be Robert's favourite
@rikk3197 ай бұрын
It was a really pivotal point Elrond (and thus Tolkien) made, that quote.
@mbryson28997 ай бұрын
"We really shook the pillars of Heaven, didn't we, Wang?" Gimli was definitely a Jack Burton style sidekick. Otnay ootay itebray, but a perfect member of a hero's company.
@rikk3197 ай бұрын
He was more serious, quiet, and grim-humored in the book at times, but he could be positive and eager to communicate with his teammates. I remember multiple times in the book where Gimli was the one arguing out a course of action with Gandalf or Boromir or Aragorn. He was 139 years old during the War of the Ring after all--older than Aragorn at 87, so he had a fair store of wisdom in his head. I still like the comparison to Jack Burton, since I love Big Trouble In Little China. "We really shook the pillars of Orthanc, didn't we Legolas?"
@LongPeter7 ай бұрын
Gimli with the ring is basically the Doomslayer.
@mayapapaya4952Ай бұрын
Dwarves weren't resistant to the rings lure, they were resistant to the powers mind control. The lure would still tempt them, but Sauron failed to control the dwarves who had their rings. Those who had rings hoarded so much thanks to the ring's lure that they attracted dragons who ate them and stole their hoards. Gimli would have struggled with the lure just as anyone else. But would have been impossible for Sauron to control while he wore the ring. That's why he didn't take the ring.
@FlymanMS13 күн бұрын
Sauron, giving rings to dwarves: "Yes, my master plan of controlling everyone is going smoothly!" Dwarves: "Thanks for the free bling sucka!"
@Oppai2647 ай бұрын
"He was twitching..." "He's twitching. Because he's got MY AXE IMBEDDED IN HIS NERVOUS SYSTEM."
@austinalthaber40687 ай бұрын
Gimli was there to drink and fight. He's who we should aspire to be.
@thing_under_the_stairs7 ай бұрын
I don't know. As a Very Short Person (TM), I prefer the Hobbit way. Eat well, drink well, stick by your friends, and enjoy some pipe weed when you can. And don't forget second breakfast!
@micklumsden39567 ай бұрын
The drinking? I’m with you!
@rikk3197 ай бұрын
I like that the Fellowship was made out of different individuals, not a bunch of carbon copies of one another. I'd map out more with Aragorn, but I'd appreciate a sidekick like Gimli, a fighting and drinking buddy you can always count on.
@la_scrittice_vita7 ай бұрын
@@micklumsden3956It comes in pints?
@saulnoob6 ай бұрын
I think the points are indeed great ! however i think its good to place the hypothetical situation where he was given the ring. Being resistant to Saurons will did not mean resitant to the ring's will! JRRT stated on ocasions that even with the most noble of intentions the ring would end up twisting the situation to its benefit and Saurons endgame (corruption of the world with or without sauron). Lets not forget nauglamir, the silmarils, or the arkenstone and how dwarves weakness is their love of posessions. could he resist the rings corruption of of being an easy mean of acquiring more power and riches? (even if in his heart it represented riches for the dwarves) Would the ring not influence covetous powerful dwarves to rise agsint their own kin for ownership of the ring? or even , lets say it ends up being taken by a balrog, making this being much more powerful than sauron is currently and with the same potential of destruction and corruption of the world! or even more interesting, the ring falls to the pits where Gandalf fought the Balrog into the lair of one of the nameless creatures , of whom we know not what their powers or knowledge are, what could happen then, its never to be known
@FilmCram7 ай бұрын
"All shall Toss me and despair!"
@BrandonRohe7 ай бұрын
We can always rely on great content from you!
@procrastinator97 ай бұрын
I have always loved Gimli ever since I read the book for the first time back when I was in junior high school. Gimli inspired me to always play a dwarf when my fellow nerds got together to play D&D (back when it wasn't the abomination that RPGs became). He prompted my life long affinity for 3rd fiddles. I was always a George Harrison or Peter Tork or bass player fan. Gimli rocks. The solid back up without whom the ensemble would be evidently less and yet whose star rarely outshone the front men.
@Ranger17416 ай бұрын
"If Frodo couldn't find a way, no one would." But since Frodo found a way, then perhaps Gimli would, too.
@tonyhacker59803 ай бұрын
Love gimli. Love this video man!
@The_Panda626 ай бұрын
where are the illustrations from? to the books contain these?
@goldtoothslair30526 ай бұрын
Gimli will always be one of those characters that I like. And I remember reading a comment a long time ago about that Gimli was the only person that decided to just go ahead and try to destroy the ring. You're in a council full of the most powerful warriors in Mages of all time yet not a single one of them try to destroy the ring except for Gimli. Which granted Gimli failed put that still shows that he was willing to do something that the others just thought was impossible to even do though that thing that they thought was true. But nobody knew you can only destroy the ring if you throw it into the fires of Mount Doom. Because why does it have to be the fires of Mount Doom why can you not just go to any volcano and just throw it in there because if it's just the destruction of lava itself than any pit with lava would do. Or any magic that has the capability to summon fire as hot in potent as lava or just literally summon lava would just destroy the ring. And that's why I love Gimli because he at least tried and didn't just believe in some Superstition that was passed down by an elf that saw one guy get corrupted and didn't throw the ring in the fire and believed in a story that was possibly even told by the dark lord himself.
@RolandoRatas7 ай бұрын
I've been thinking about this exact same question for a little while. only about 35 years
@refragerator7 ай бұрын
It would be interesting to know if Gimli would have even wanted to bear the ring, had they asked him. Considering his very dwarven stubborness and upbringing, I could easily see him look at the ring and shaking his head, grumbling about why Elves would make a dwarf wear something that evil. The Gimli at the start of the fellowship, I feel, would have denied it and the Gimli at the end of the story would have acted much like Sam, carrying it only at a time for someone else who was too weak.
@Sasso-pf1mo7 ай бұрын
Its been at least 6 weeks since I watched the entire saga..time to watch again
@engine44037 ай бұрын
starts to feel like the council of elrond decided everything from destroying the ultimate weapon of evil to deciding if the orcs should be fought on tuesday or thursday
@lsedge72802 ай бұрын
Also an additional reason: Gimli *is* a dwarf. The Council of Elrond consisted of Men, Elves, and Dwarves, primarily. Gandalf obviously sat on it, due to his status as a Wizard (in fact, it was noted as weird Saruman was not present), and Bilbo and Frodo sat on it, as Ringbearers, and in Bilbo's case, as the finder of the ring. Entrusting it to any Man, Elf, or Dwarf, would risk disillusioning the others, and could play into their temptations further even if the one carrying it was themselves resolute. (The corruptive temptation of the ring is merely stronger if worn, not limited wholly to the one wearing it). * Elrond, Gandalf, and Glorfindel sat on the council as some of the Wise, and Galdor was a messenger of Cirdan, another of the Wise, and just sort of in the right place at the right time. * Gandalf, Glorfindel, and Aragorn also sat on the council by virtue of having escorted the Ringbearers. * Elrond, Erestor, and Elrond's advisors, by virtue of being the host of the council (Lord of Rivendell and all) and while some others brought messages with them, Boromir, Gloin, Gimli, and Legolas primarily attended as representation of the Humans, Dwarves, and Elves. Also, Faramir was known to have had a prophetic dream pertaining to the ring, and Halflings, destining one of them to bear the ring. Likewise, Gimli and Gloin were sent by King Dain, who had been tempted by a messenger of Sauron to give up information in exchange for three of the Dwarf-rings, *Dain refused* after contemplating it. If they took the ring, it would undermine that act.
@caryrogers96763 ай бұрын
In the Peter Jackson movie, the Lothlorien elves said of Gimli that he’s breathing was so loud they could have shot him in the dark. In the book, they actually said this of Sam.
@dbf1dware7 ай бұрын
Hello, Robert. First, fantastic stuff! Second, a question if you don't mind. What is your profession? Are you an academic? A professor, historian, or similar? The reason I ask is that your stuff always seems so meticulously researched and, of course, exquisitely presented. Every video is like a deep lecture on Tolkien lore. Thanks.
@isaach.11356 ай бұрын
Another mention as to Frodo being the apt choice, is that he demonstrated his own resilience to its influence pretty well up to the point of bringing to the council (as far as they were concerned). Gimli was yet to be tested (although again, he didn't seem to have much interest in it).
@VasinSkulphichetrut7 ай бұрын
What’s about “…over you gold shall have no dominion.” from Galadriel.
@whateverjustposting7 ай бұрын
unrelated to this specific topic, but other than the eagles the plot point that always has been hard for me to reconcile is the fact that gandalf would leave frodo to transport the ring himself, even as close as bree - which isnt actually even that close, while he goes and confirms his suspicions. if there was even the slightest shadow of a suspicion in his mind it seems to me the smartest course of action is to escort frodo to rivendell where he is 100% safe (for the time being) while he then goes to hunt down gollum/confer with saurumon. from what i remember gandalf doesnt even really learn all that much new about the ring in that time, just some accounts from isildur about how the ring made him feel and that there is writing that should appear after throwing it in fire. this isnt a trifling inconvenience. the magnitude of what this ring could be is enough to take seriously even if he ends up being wrong. its like finding a kid holding a gun shaped object and telling them to hide it while you leave them alone to go ask someone else if its loaded.
@MountainFisher7 ай бұрын
I always wondered the same since dwarves didn't disappear when wearing a great ring and they could not "fade" as Gandalf put it. Gollum had it for centuries as well, but he didn't wear the Ring all the time as it began to eat at him. After Gollum lost the Ring to Bilbo Gandalf referred to Gollum as recovering from it. An odd thing to say yet true, it wasn't eating at him anymore and Gollum like Bilbo got better. Remember Bilbo said to Frodo in Rivendell he often thought of returning to Bag End to get it back, but Elrond and Gandalf stopped him. It's as though he thought Frodo would give it back, but he would've been sorely mistaken. Gandalf I'm sure would not have let him go back regardless knowing that trying to take the Ring back from Frodo would have created an unrepairable rift between them. Bilbo just asking Frodo to let him hold it created a picture in Frodo's mind of a bony wraith-like creature that made Frodo want to strike him. It wouldn't have that effect on Gimli, but Gimli's destiny wasn't down that path. As Gimli said later in Minas Tirith in the Quest For Erebor chapter of Unfinished Tales Tolkien wrote that Gimli looked at Gandalf after Gandalf told about how he had told Frodo that Bilbo was meant to find the Ring and Frodo was meant to take it to be destroyed. Gimli looked hard at Gandalf and asked if he was meant to guide them to their final ends. I wished I could remember the reply by Gandalf exactly, but he knew he was meant to do what he'd done. Gimli's path was to go with Legolas to Valinor after the death of King Elessar to see the beauty of the Lady Galadriel once more before he died. If he'd taken the Ring he may have never gone that way to meet her.
@JoesCaribbeanVanLife7 ай бұрын
Please do "Why not give the ring to an Ent?"
@Cedo866 ай бұрын
Ent would not be able to destroy it.
@Skyset_angel6 ай бұрын
Plant person going into volcano with enemies all around what could go wrong
@justinstewart48896 ай бұрын
@@Skyset_angel Plant person 😭😭😭
@gabrieldjatienza6971Ай бұрын
Legolas to Gimli: I can't throw the ring for you... But I can throw you!