Greetings,

Greetings, everyone, tis I, you are bruised dwarf, Holden McNeely. And tis I, your bruising dwarf,

Holden McNeely. And tis I, your wayfish immortal elf queen of the forest.

Jake. Here, have a gem. It means something. Not gonna tell you,

not gonna tell you, it'll matter later. Do you do Bumble?

I am beyond mortal genitals.

I just stand in a waterfall.

I can work with that.

I mean, I'm willing to do.

She gave me three.

Genitals that is.

Listen, everybody, we are back on the attack with Lord of the Rings part two

I'm so excited about this is I got to enjoy living in the realm of Lord of the Rings

all week this week and also it's just I've learned so much about so many things that I never

thought to question or never, uh, or never got around

to researching. I mean, that's kind of what this podcast can be all about at times, right?

Just getting to finally get around to like answering these questions about the deeper meanings

behind the work, uh, the, um, the, the, the, the, the, work, the approach of J.R. Tolkien.

Also, really was curious and really it was great to learn more about Christopher Tolkien, his son and his son's preservation of his father's legacy, because that story could go either way as well.

And we'll get into that, of course.

But I think that I like Christopher Tolkien a lot more rather than the weird kind of distant

opinion I had of him, which was potentially just some guy who had nothing better to do

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