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I’m well aware of that, but conceptually Middle Earth is an analogue of Midgard. It’s the land inhabited by humans in the middle.
I’m well aware of that, but conceptually Middle Earth is an analogue of Midgard. It’s the land inhabited by humans in the middle.
I think Middle Earth is meant to be more of an analogue of Midgard. It’s the middle of the earth, as opposed to the sea in the middle of the earth.
Coptic alpha 😳
Wait until you hear about what comes next…
Red guy should’ve waited three years to respond to that
Based
This is the most Feddit response, I love it
Feel like I’ve seen this in Tbilisi before. Where was this one?
It’s true. In English we string words together instead of putting them into one word, so there’s not really much difference beyond the odd bit of morphology.
This sounds a lot like an issue that can be solved by slightly opening a window
The official name was still Constantinople until 1930 though, so maybe it should be “Istanbul AND Constantinople” rather than “Istanbul not Constantinople”
Never underestimate the internet’s ability to correct mistakes
I know the title is for the sake of the reference, but I’m pretty sure it was still called Constantinople back then
I feel like the Green Dragon probably did pretty well when the Hobbits returned after a long journey. But I’d call that a pub rather than a bar.
I loved looking at the illustrations in those and coming up with stories about them in my head
All I did was give Bilbo a nudge out of the door and Frodo a ring that I suspected could possibly be an ancient Ring of Power™ forged by the Dark Lord Sauron, into which he poured his cruelty, malice, and his will to dominate all life.
It’s all fun and games until they mention it to each other
Fun fact: the s was added to island in the 16th century as a mistake because grammarians added an s to isle to make it look more like the Latin insula, even though there was no s sound in either island or isle.
Saarland