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Halbrand

Halbrand is an enigmatic character in the series who raises suspicions about his identity, as he does not appear in the original trilogy of “The Lord of the Rings”. Galadriel believes him to be the king of the southern lands due to a symbol he bears, but Halbrand denies this descent, claiming to have obtained the necklace from a dead man. It is not yet known whether he will be an ally or an enemy of Sauron, and there are theories that he may be Sauron himself disguised as Annatar. Another mysterious character is Adar, a villain with elven characteristics who leads the orcs and presents himself as one of the great threats of the series, alongside Sauron.

Halbrand is an enigmatic character in the series who raises suspicions about his identity, as he does not appear in the original trilogy of “The Lord of the Rings”. Galadriel believes him to be the king of the southern lands due to a symbol he bears, but Halbrand denies this descent, claiming to have obtained the necklace from a dead man. It is not yet known whether he will be an ally or an enemy of Sauron, and there are theories that he may be Sauron himself disguised as Annatar. Another mysterious character is Adar, a villain with elven characteristics who leads the orcs and presents himself as one of the great threats of the series, alongside Sauron.

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In the Second Age of Middle-earth

In the Second Age of Middle-earth, 19 rings were created by the Elves for healing, building, and understanding, and distributed among the races: three for the Elf-kings, seven for the Dwarf-lords, and nine for Men. Sauron, who had a hand in their creation, secretly forged the One Ring to control them. In the Third Age, most of the rings were destroyed, leaving only three, which lost their power when the One Ring was destroyed. The three rings of the Elves are: Narya (Ring of Fire) with a ruby; Nenya (Ring of Water) of mithril with a diamond; and Vilya (Ring of Air) of gold with a sapphire.

In the Second Age of Middle-earth, 19 rings were created by the Elves for healing, building, and understanding, and distributed among the races: three for the Elf-kings, seven for the Dwarf-lords, and nine for Men. Sauron, who had a hand in their creation, secretly forged the One Ring to control them. In the Third Age, most of the rings were destroyed, leaving only three, which lost their power when the One Ring was destroyed. The three rings of the Elves are: Narya (Ring of Fire) with a ruby; Nenya (Ring of Water) of mithril with a diamond; and Vilya (Ring of Air) of gold with a sapphire.

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The Rings of Power will explore new realms of Middle-earth, including Númenor, a prosperous island inspired by the myth of Atlantis and considered the greatest human civilization. In the Second Age, when the series is set, Hobbits did not yet exist, and are portrayed by their ancestors, the “Hairyfeet.” Galadriel, the protagonist, is the oldest and most powerful elf in Middle-earth, born in Valinor, and already known to fans of “The Lord of the Rings.”

The Rings of Power will explore new realms of Middle-earth, including Númenor, a prosperous island inspired by the myth of Atlantis and considered the greatest human civilization. In the Second Age, when the series is set, Hobbits did not yet exist, and are portrayed by their ancestors, the “Hairyfeet.” Galadriel, the protagonist, is the oldest and most powerful elf in Middle-earth, born in Valinor, and already known to fans of “The Lord of the Rings.”



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The Rings of Power series will introduce, for the first time in the audiovisual version of “The Lord of the Rings”, the dwarf women of Middle-earth, with a special mention for Princess Disa, played by Sophia Nomvete. The dwarf women will have beards, just like the dwarves. Another new feature is the appearance of the Entwives, tree-women of the Ent race, whose extinction during the Second Age of Middle-earth, the period in which the series is set, could be explored, since Tolkien never clarified this mystery.

The Rings of Power series will introduce, for the first time in the audiovisual version of “The Lord of the Rings”, the dwarf women of Middle-earth, with a special mention for Princess Disa, played by Sophia Nomvete. The dwarf women will have beards, just like the dwarves. Another new feature is the appearance of the Entwives, tree-women of the Ent race, whose extinction during the Second Age of Middle-earth, the period in which the series is set, could be explored, since Tolkien never clarified this mystery.



At the end of the first episode, Nori and Poppy encounter a mysterious man

At the end of the first episode, Nori and Poppy encounter a mysterious man, nicknamed The Stranger, after a meteor strikes. Played by Daniel Weyman, his identity is uncertain, generating theories among fans. Some believe he could be Gandalf, who appeared in Middle-earth as the Maiar spirit Olórin to fight Sauron. Others suggest that The Stranger is Sauron himself, who appears in the series disguised as Annatar. Sauron

At the end of the first episode, Nori and Poppy encounter a mysterious man, nicknamed The Stranger, after a meteor strikes. Played by Daniel Weyman, his identity is uncertain, generating theories among fans. Some believe he could be Gandalf, who appeared in Middle-earth as the Maiar spirit Olórin to fight Sauron. Others suggest that The Stranger is Sauron himself, who appears in the series disguised as Annatar. Sauron's presence in the series is confirmed, but it is unknown whether he was introduced by the meteor.




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