Millennia before their illustrious descendants would follow in their footsteps, in the fifth episode of The Rings of Power series, the Pyvelus took the path of the iconic site from the Lord of the Rings trilogy.
Always accompanied by a stranger (whose true identity is subject to many theories), the distant ancestors of the Hobbits crossed the landscape of the plains called Dagorlad, a place well known to fans of JRR Tolkien’s novels because it is in these lands. The final alliance between Men and Elves takes place several years later at the end of the Second Age, a battle in which Sauron defeats Isildur (Max Baldr).
Many of the soldiers killed in the confrontation then sink into the ground, creating the Dead Swamps that Frodo, Sam, and Gollum cross several millennia later on their journey to Mordor. An emblematic passage from the novel The Two Towers and its film adaptation by Peter Jackson, because it is during this scene that Frodo is saved from death by a terrible creature, thus establishing a relationship of trust between the bearer of the ring and. A terrible creature.
The Dead Marshes scene in The Two Towers:
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power is broadcast every Friday exclusively on the Amazon Prime Video platform.
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