John Ronald Riel Tolkienwas orphaned at a very young age. He and his brother were abandoned to Father Francis Morgan, a Roman Catholic priest played the brothers father character of. After Tolkien was admitted to a noble school, King Edward’s School, he met a bunch of boys-Robert Gilson, Jeffrey Smithand Christopher Wisemandidn't seem so friendly at first, but in the end they became friends with Tolkien because of their mutual love of literature and art. Tolkien found inspiration under the guidance of Professor Joseph Wright, and the latter had been persuaded to accept the former into his classroom. He also found himself in love with Edith Blatterand fell into a sibling relationship. But after the outbreak of World War I, Tolkien was forced into the army, and his relationship with those around him became precarious
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Tolkien movie plot
2022-01-11 08:02
Extended Reading
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Zachery 2022-01-11 08:02:01
Come in entirely for the beauty of Nizi. After coming in, I found that there was nothing but Nizi's beauty. The character of Tolkien is so mediocre to the point of boring that he can't believe that he has written such a magnificent masterpiece like "The Lord of the Rings". Although Nizi was born with both beauty and acting skills, there is absolutely no room for display in this role. As a digression, Nizi also seems to have a sense of cleanliness. When she comes to the type who doesn't have any sparks with any actress, the kiss scene does not have the slightest sense of lust or persuasiveness. In real life, he and his eldest cousin are also a dry and refreshing younger brother. Probably only Queen Theron can tune into his potential.
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Abagail 2022-04-21 09:03:01
Saw it on the plane. First of all, Tolkien was not so good-looking when he was young, and secondly, what is the situation of his inexplicable affection of Geoffrey Bache Smith. .
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Father Francis: Well, boys, I was right. She's an enormous beast, with great scaly feet and the most prominent pair of tusks I've ever seen. She's chewing, on what I can only assume is the femur of a small boy. On the other hand, there is cake.
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Robert Gilson (Young): Gentlemen. A thought. You know what the trouble is with all these legends Tolkien reads?
J.R.R. Tolkien (Young): Enlighten me, Robbie.
Robert Gilson (Young): They don't have any women in them. I'm not talking about pale, shivering maidens sitting in towers. I'm talking about plump, *red-blooded* women... The women of Southern Europe. Women with large flagons of wine on their heads.