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20. "Eldest" (S2E4)

20. "Eldest" (S2E4)

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 Greetings mysterious hermits, Shepherds of the Forest, and reanimated King corpses!

Join Anwen and Penny as we discuss Rings of Power season 2, episode 4, “Eldest”in which

  • We go further into Rhun and find out why the Harfoots wander
  • We discover that Barrow wights are as scary on screen as on the page
  • Tom Bombadil….he is Eldest, he is mysterious, he is awesome
  • Arondir and Isildur reawaken our Gen X quicksand issues
  • We FINALLY meet an Entwife!

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Namárië

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