Yeah, like I don't think any of them are evil and I think they're doing the right thing.

It's just that they are kind of vain.

Superior, arrogant, by nature, people who can, and all the while they're very

patriarchal about the other races, you know, it's like, oh, only we can be trusted this kind of complex.

You're gonna give, you're gonna give rings to the dwarves, to the men,

you know, it's like they're suddenly clutching all of their mythural

encrusted jewels.

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I'm Iran. Do I need to say the Lord of the Rings, the Rings of Power every time time or can I just say drop?

Yeah that's what we call it internally but I'll say it I'll say it damn it gives

it gravitas here we are two episodes into season two it's gravitas. Here we are two episodes into season two. It's called

Where the Stars are Strange. Auron, how are you feeling so far? Love in the second

episode. Haven't seen a bad one yet. I liked dwarf stuff. I thought that stuff is really cool and exciting and how events from other places in Middle Earth are impacting you know far-flung kingdoms.

I really like the I don't know if you call it the corruption of the elves or the

paranoia of the elves and how that's working and I really like the

kind of the horns of the dilemma that El-Rons found himself in and I really like what's going on to Harfoot stuff.

Everything that's happening in Roon with the Swedish Death Metal band is super cool and interesting.

And we've got a new character there there which I think looks powerful and cool and

what am I leaving out here I feel like there's one other thing I'm leaning

oh and and I've been wondering how they're going to work Sauron into the good graces of the

Elves because in the lore it always struck me as silly like like Sauron you know they beat

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