*The Lord of the Rings* is SO GAY (& I'm here for it) *The Return of the King* (Part 2) | Reaction 

It's getting hilarious the straights getting triggered by the gay comments in my video lol - of course i know they aren't gay - its a joke - and of course i have a gay perspective - BECAUSE I'm GAY lol the question is.... are you LOL

It’s funny that people keep calling lord of the rings gay. Because Tolkien was a devout catholic and was not a fan of that stuff

Please react to the special credits. “Into The West” by Annie Lennox. It was literally hand designed by Alan Lee. Sketches of all the characters. It’s all part of the production. You’ll be even more emotional when you see the BTS Making Of passion project documentary of this trilogy. All complete on the playlist by Pajasek99. ❤

ive been a lotr fan since seeing them in theaters back in the day... eventually it was kind of a joke to say that Sam and Frodo were gay, but it was just a joke, we all knew that Tolkien meant a true friendship bond... and that bond is just as strong if not stronger than peoples partners whether gay or not. Us old school fans always can see why it can be taken that way, its funny because the way someone expresses their art and message, can be interpreted differently, and thats fine as well. I always took the ring as an addiction to a drug (me having my own addiction problems in my past).

My friend…you sound soooooooooooooooooooo booooooooooooooreeeed.

Next Trilogy The Hobbit Extended Edition Of The Adventures Of Bilbo Baggin: (1) An Unexpected Journey Extended Edition (2) The Desolation Of Smaug Extended Edition (3) The Battle Five Armie Extended Edition

Galadriel intentionally matched Arwen & Aragorn together while both visited Lothlorien! Arwen & Aragorn met in Rivendell, & that is where Aragorn fell in love with her, although it doesn’t sound like she felt the same at the time. Aragorn’s mother Gilraen warned him that he was aiming too high, and Elrond was not happy about it either, and Aragorn took heed of this and left Rivendell, to learn how to be a Ranger and to oppose Sauron’s forces. Many years later, he came to Lothlorien, seeking rest and shelter, and Galadriel allowed him to enter. We have this line in the Tale of Aragorn and Arwen: ‘But Aragorn was grown to full stature of body and mind, and Galadriel bade him cast aside his wayworn raiment, and she clothed him in silver and white, with a cloak of elven-grey and a bright gem on his brow. Then more than any kind of Men he appeared, and seemed rather an Elf-lord from the Isles of the West. And thus it was that Arwen first beheld him again after their long parting; and as he came walking towards her under the trees of Caras Galadhon laden with flowers of gold, her choice was made and her doom appointed.’ LOTR Appendices. To me, that makes it rather explicit that Galadriel wanted Aragorn to appear at his best. Why? Who could he possibly impress in Lothlorien, except for Galadriel’s grand-daughter? I think it is quite clear that she wanted them matched, and perhaps her foresight told her that they needed to be matched, as it was part of destiny, to begin the Dominion of Men (something Elrond probably also realised, but couldn’t willingly promote, since it would mean Arwen and Elrond would be parted forever). Plus there is the scene in Lorien, where Galadriel gives Aragorn the Elessar, which went from Galadriel to Celebrian to Arwen and then back to Galadriel in order that she give it as a gift to Aragorn. Again it speaks to me as a collaborative act, and part of Galadriel helping bring the two together: And Aragorn answered: “Lady, you know all my desire, and long held in keeping the only treasure that I seek. Yet it is not yours to give me, even if you would; and only through darkness shall I come to it.” “Yet maybe this will lighten your heart,' said Galadriel; for it was left in my care to be given to you, should you pass through this land.” Then she lifted from her lap a great stone of a clear green, set in a silver brooch that was wrought in the likeness of an eagle with outspread wings; and as she held it up the gem flashed like the sun shining through the leaves of spring. “This stone I gave to Celebrían my daughter, and she to hers; and now it comes to you as a token of hope. In this hour take the name that was foretold for you, Elessar, the Elfstone of the house of Elendil!” From LOTR FOTR BOOK

Denethor was way more noble & mighty in the books. Not to mention he contended wills with Sauron for decades nonstop & ontop of that even now he was never broken nor could Sauron alter what Denethor would see in the palantir even then he couldn’t control what Denethor had control of which was how he CHOSE to INTERPRET the visions given to him. Using it all to Gondor’s advantage! ❤ he also lit the beacons and got the women & children far away from the city longer ahead of time. So the movie butchered him as well as faramir but they didn’t butcher faramir as badly thankfully. He could have been shown to give Pippen his newest order to light the beacons so then it wouldn’t change the scene much at all as presented! The story here is Faramir’s birth ended up killing his mother Finduilas(named after an elvish princess from the era of Children Of Hùrin was set in);she was a Numenorean woman of the Faithful which her ancestors survived the Cataclysm of Númenor by the way! He was hurt deeply by her death and ontop of that Faramir had the likeness both in temperament as well as his appearance/bearing so he ways reminded of his wife over and over again by Faramir who was just like her, and all it took was a simple look or what-have-you to drive the knife in deeper into his heart about his wife. But also Aragorn when he went by the name gifted to him as Thorongil Denethor’s father basically overshadowing him from his own father so he is as psychology goes: treated Boromir the same way his father treated Aragorn/Thorongil. Note that Boromir and Faramir are half Númenorean which is a big thing as far as the legendarium goes! And it’s something to note that he treated Boromir like his father treated the clandestine Aragorn as Thorongil. Denethor actually did many things the movie shows him not doing or neglecting. He was VERY competent and mighty in many craft and (even a lore-master to a degree). He had quite alot of mental and “magical” might which is why he could contend with Sauron too without being harmed in there process in any way!

Galadriel's rank did rise in Valinor during her absence in Middle Earth. Prior to her departure, she was the youngest daughter of the youngest son of the second wife of High King of the Noldor, Finwë. This put her roughly eighteenth in line for the Noldorin crown behind her father Finarfin, uncles; Fingolfin & Fëanor, aunt, and all other children of Fëanor: Maedhros, Maglor, Celegorm, Curufin, Caranthir, Amrod, Amras(the last two were the youngest that were practically teenagers when they were basically made to go with their father despite Nerdanel pleaing for her two youngest sons to remain in Valinor with her. Fëanor effectively lost all claim to the crown when he rebelled and dragged his entire house to Middle Earth. Where he promptly died a heroic death after slaying several Balrogs at the Dagor-nuin-Giliath; The Elves first encountered Lord Of Balrogs named Gothmog in the Dagor-nuin-Giliath; (meaning “the battle fought under stars”) before the first rising of the Moon. In that battle, Fëanor's fury had caused him to draw forward of the main force of the Noldor, and so he came upon Gothmog with only a small guard left around him that rushed so deep into enemy territory. Fëanor slayed 2 or 3 balrogs at once & Gothmog slayed him after one bound him suddenly with its primordial flame whip when he was supposed to have an uninterrupted “one on one” duel with Gothmog but one wasn’t wanting to play fair. But he was fatally wounded and so his sons and host moved him away to a safe place where his body burned up from the fires of his own spirit. His entire line was extinguished through a series of disastrous choices starting with their high spirited oath to take on Morgoth even if it meant to slight Manwë, “Chieftain Of The Valar” & Eru Îlluvatar; (God). Manwë was the counterpart and brother of Melkor; (now Morgoth). With the possible exception of Maglor; Who may now haunt the shores of Middle Earth as a melancholy wandering shade as self punishment for his many sins. Fëanor’s half brothers; Fingolfin, made the journey to Middle Earth mostly out of concern for the well-being of the Ñoldorin people in exile. His line was also utterly extinguished by war and conflict with Morgoth and Sauron. This leaves Galadriel's father Finarfin. Finarfin heeded the warnings of Mandos(Namò); and turned back, Returning to Valinor. Assuming the crown of High King of the Noldor in Valinor. At first, the position was somewhat ad hoc because higher ranking Noldor technically existed in exile. However, ALL of them died and fell into the Halls of Mandos. This warning wasn’t some sort of bossy command or demand to return to Valinor, but instead was foretelling the woe & heartbreak that’d follow those whoever pursue Morgoth at this time in such a fashion no matter how hot the virtuous fire burned within their Fëa(Spirit). Remember. Morgoth killed his father (Finwë, Galadriel’s grandfather.) ontop of the fact his mother being the literal first death to ever occur within Valinor and elven kind. They were supposed to be safe in Valinor after his ancestors made the great journey, ending up settling in Valinor on the behest of the Vala Oromë who found his great ancestors. They were in huge danger at this time, and if they continued their prolonged living on the landmass terrorized by Melkor/Morgoth, they’d not long last if they were left exposed to him any longer so that’s what lead to the great journey. But during that journey several sub clans of elves were born from where other groups decided to settle along the way, other groups never left their original ancestral region. By the end of the Third Age, Finarfin had become the undisputed, rightful High King of the Ñoldor. His living children are therefore at the top of the line of succession. Under normal circumstances, this would mean that Galadriel is the heir to the crown. However, her eldest brother Finrod Felegund was such a super good dude that the powers that be gave him a free pass on the whole remaining dead thing(as for many reasons it took a long time before an elf can reembody again and begin to live in those lands. He was allowed to reincarnate almost as soon as his soul returned to the Undying Lands(Valinor). Depending on how they died and the current state of their spirit ontop of their own self imposed shackles they may remain in Mandos for quite a long time. Other lengths of time are due to the level of trauma they had before death etc. Still. Galadriel has little room to complain. When she left Valinor, she was last in line behind her father, and all of her uncles, siblings and cousins. As well as an ever growing list of their children. When she returned, she was second in line behind only her older brother. Besides. The high kingship went hugely deserving to the third king who ruled with Finwë equally: Ingwë himself. Her other two brothers are still in the Halls Of Mandos, one might have been able to earn a new body but the other essentially wished to never take a body again until the ending of this world whilst he closely held the spirit of a human lady that was his lover he was betrothed to wed and probably have children of his own. But both Aegnor and Angrod(Galadriel’s elder brothers); had to take part in what became The War Of Wrath. Both died at some point during that 80 year long war within the great ancestral lands of Beleriand. Mankind cannot persist in Mandos for their spirit ventures beyond the circles of the world (The Gift Of Men; Death. This was essentially so Morgoth couldn’t kidnap and lure all of the spirits of mankind and bent them to his own devices. Genius thing really, because Valar & Maiar are bound to this world equally as much as the Eldar were as well, The Elves. This is why Aegnor’s love Andreth was such a unique thing because his love for her transcended the very rules of the world as they currently stood, until what has become known as the final battle where Morgoth frees himself from the Void, gets defeated at the final battle, “end of the world”, and the world is remade afterwards, becoming greater than the original design of the world ontop of all the wisdom gained through the hardships and romances of Arda-marred. Where living in true peace could be truly appreciated.

Just came here to say that Lotr is the opposite of gay, Tolkien was a devout Catholic. And I presume you're referring to Frodo and Samwise's close relationship but as you can clearly see in the end he marries Rosie Cotton his long time crush. Love between male friends is not gay. Carry on.

For a second to thought this was fellowship. Nice to see you back

Éowyn’s full dialogue with the WitchKing was monumental in the books and was from Glorfindel; the elvish prince’s prophesy/Curse/Oath upon the WitchKing one of the time he and one of the Numenorean kings(Eärnur or Arvedui) was chasing away said WitchKing back towards Angmar(Yes. He was afraid of Glorfindel Of The Golden Flower very much. Same with Galadriel too I might add. He wouldn’t even approach lothlorien. He & his armies would always avoid her lands to the point of risking taking longer roads around her lands) Éowyn: “Be gone, foul Dwimmerlaik, Lord of carrion. Leave the dead in peace!” Lord of the Nazgûl: “Come not between the Nazgûl and his prey, or he will not slay thee thee in thy turn, he will bear thee away to the house of lamentation, beyond all darkness, where thy flesh shall be left naked before the lidless eye!” Éowyn: “Do what you will. I will hinder it, if I may!” 
Lord of the Nazgûl: “Hinder me? Thou fool. Dost thou not know the prophecy? ‘No living man may hinder me.’ “ 
Éowyn: “But no living man am I! You look upon a woman. Eowyn am I. You stand between me and my Lord and kin. Be gone for living or dark undead, I will smite you if you touch him!” Being severely injured by The Black Breath(plague type poison had taken over Eowyn & her Hobbit friend, Éowyn was immediately healed by Aragorn, who saved her just in time before she certainly would have died of her wounds. She remained behind to heal, while also meeting and falling in love with Faramir. At Éowyn's behest, Merry was made a knight by her brother, the newly-named king of Rohan. After the War of the Ring, Éowyn married Faramir just outside of Ithilien and became its lady while Faramir became its king. Together, they had one child together named Elboron and a grandson named Barahir. And the dramatic silence from the WitchKing is palpable in the books. Interesting thing too is that Rohirric women have fought beside their men for a long time. It’s just this importance of this battle didn’t want to risk harming the future generations and to protect the women so the significance was that this woman was the only one on Pellenor Fields that day!

The strength of the ring influences changes. If you have real power (Gandalf, Galadriel, ect) it's quick to corrupt. The larger your need (Boromir had need to save his people) the more in corrupts. If you're corrupt already (Sméagol) it corrupts fast. And the stronger Sauron gets the larger the influence and the closer you get to Sauron it grows. Frodo had the ring for quite a long time before he felt its influence. Sam a couple hours and he did feel brief temptation (it was brief). Bilbo had the ring for years before it impacted him. When Frodo tells Sam it would destroy him, he isn't lying it would. Frodo spirit is already being destroyed no need to destroy his friends as well. But the one rule is that no one in this film would be able to take a direct action to destroy the ring at Mt. Doom. Every body would do what Frodo did in the end. In the book there is one being who the ring doesn't impact, but that being couldn't be destructed enough to do this quest. The bond between Frodo and Sam and the Fellowship as a whole was impart impacted on the comrades ship of the British soldiers who served in World War I. War generally creates some extremely strong bonds. Many consider those bonds the strongest bonds they will have in their life. Over Parents, over children, over spouse. And while Sam plays an incredibly imported role in this film and the latter stages of Frodo's journey. It took everyone and in the right places to achieve victory. For example, if Sam was the one who possessed the ring, he very likely wouldn't have volunteered on the mission to take the ring to Mordor. That wasn't his mission or what drove his character. And of course, he would have also succumbed to the impact of the ring as Frodo did. Maybe slower, maybe faster. But in the end he wouldn't have been able to destroy the ring. He would have taken it as his own. Before Sauron claimed it. You needed someone who had enough good will to risk it all to go into Mordor (Frodo). And you needed someone to support that person from going over the edge (Samwise). You also needed someone like Gollum to take the ring away. As the ring is only destroyed through accident (ie they are fighting for possession of the ring, and that fight causes them to go over) not a deliberate act to destroy it. And of course you needed the others to provide the distractions to allow you to even get close to Mt Doom and drove the a vast army many hundreds of thousands of soldiers away.

If you want a gay show watch modern in Disney not lord, of the rings

Glad to see your return as well!

I have literally no idea how one would consider this film gay.

Poor frodo faced the exact level of power that defeated isildur, at the crack of doom

If I was walking up to Billy with our kids in our arms, I’d call that an EPIC point in my life too. 🥰🥰🥰💜

A minute?!?

I love that the Orcs wanted to watch the tiny orcs fight so much that they didnt even interfere.

Hey Billy!!!

You're definitely not the first to feel the gay vibes 😂 and you for sure won't be the last