Lina

@Lienchen_M

Always be yourself. Unless you can be a unicorn, then always be a unicorn!

Bayern, Deutschland

Joined May 2018

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Lienchen_M retweeted

The Mellon Heads - LOTR Podcast

2 months ago

Over the years I’ve grown increasingly fond of Frodo, and I think he often gets a bad rap among fans. He is often seen as weak or a failure, especially by fans of the PJ films. Why is this? Yes, Sam is the GOAT for most people, and probably me too, but Frodo’s heroism should not be overlooked. His accomplishments and sacrifice truly deserve to be recognized. People will often point to Sam saving Frodo on Mount Doom, but have we thought about what happens after? By the end of the story, Frodo must leave Middle-earth due to the psychological and physical torment he endured after carrying a demonic artifact, the very essence of evil, and resisting it more than anyone else could have. Meanwhile, Sam goes on to marry the love of his life, raise a family, and flourish. He becomes the Mayor of The Shire and lives a wonderful life. This is how Frodo saved Sam. By shouldering the ultimate burden alone, Frodo spared Sam from enduring the same spiritual and psychological torment. This allowed Sam to live a full, extraordinary life while Frodo bore the cost of the quest. Sometimes heroism isn’t about the moments we see on screen or major set-pieces in the book, it is about the long-term sacrifices that truly change lives

mellon_heads's tweet photo. Over the years I’ve grown increasingly fond of Frodo, and I think he often gets a bad rap among fans. He is often seen as weak or a failure, especially by fans of the PJ films. Why is this?

Yes, Sam is the GOAT for most people, and probably me too, but Frodo’s heroism should not be overlooked. His accomplishments and sacrifice truly deserve to be recognized.

People will often point to Sam saving Frodo on Mount Doom, but have we thought about what happens after?

By the end of the story, Frodo must leave Middle-earth due to the psychological and physical torment he endured after carrying a demonic artifact, the very essence of evil, and resisting it more than anyone else could have. Meanwhile, Sam goes on to marry the love of his life, raise a family, and flourish. He becomes the Mayor of The Shire and lives a wonderful life.

This is how Frodo saved Sam. By shouldering the ultimate burden alone, Frodo spared Sam from enduring the same spiritual and psychological torment. This allowed Sam to live a full, extraordinary life while Frodo bore the cost of the quest.

Sometimes heroism isn’t about the moments we see on screen or major set-pieces in the book, it is about the long-term sacrifices that truly change lives

mellon_heads's tweet photo. Over the years I’ve grown increasingly fond of Frodo, and I think he often gets a bad rap among fans. He is often seen as weak or a failure, especially by fans of the PJ films. Why is this?

Yes, Sam is the GOAT for most people, and probably me too, but Frodo’s heroism should not be overlooked. His accomplishments and sacrifice truly deserve to be recognized.

People will often point to Sam saving Frodo on Mount Doom, but have we thought about what happens after?

By the end of the story, Frodo must leave Middle-earth due to the psychological and physical torment he endured after carrying a demonic artifact, the very essence of evil, and resisting it more than anyone else could have. Meanwhile, Sam goes on to marry the love of his life, raise a family, and flourish. He becomes the Mayor of The Shire and lives a wonderful life.

This is how Frodo saved Sam. By shouldering the ultimate burden alone, Frodo spared Sam from enduring the same spiritual and psychological torment. This allowed Sam to live a full, extraordinary life while Frodo bore the cost of the quest.

Sometimes heroism isn’t about the moments we see on screen or major set-pieces in the book, it is about the long-term sacrifices that truly change lives

mellon_heads's tweet photo. Over the years I’ve grown increasingly fond of Frodo, and I think he often gets a bad rap among fans. He is often seen as weak or a failure, especially by fans of the PJ films. Why is this?

Yes, Sam is the GOAT for most people, and probably me too, but Frodo’s heroism should not be overlooked. His accomplishments and sacrifice truly deserve to be recognized.

People will often point to Sam saving Frodo on Mount Doom, but have we thought about what happens after?

By the end of the story, Frodo must leave Middle-earth due to the psychological and physical torment he endured after carrying a demonic artifact, the very essence of evil, and resisting it more than anyone else could have. Meanwhile, Sam goes on to marry the love of his life, raise a family, and flourish. He becomes the Mayor of The Shire and lives a wonderful life.

This is how Frodo saved Sam. By shouldering the ultimate burden alone, Frodo spared Sam from enduring the same spiritual and psychological torment. This allowed Sam to live a full, extraordinary life while Frodo bore the cost of the quest.

Sometimes heroism isn’t about the moments we see on screen or major set-pieces in the book, it is about the long-term sacrifices that truly change lives

mellon_heads's tweet photo. Over the years I’ve grown increasingly fond of Frodo, and I think he often gets a bad rap among fans. He is often seen as weak or a failure, especially by fans of the PJ films. Why is this?

Yes, Sam is the GOAT for most people, and probably me too, but Frodo’s heroism should not be overlooked. His accomplishments and sacrifice truly deserve to be recognized.

People will often point to Sam saving Frodo on Mount Doom, but have we thought about what happens after?

By the end of the story, Frodo must leave Middle-earth due to the psychological and physical torment he endured after carrying a demonic artifact, the very essence of evil, and resisting it more than anyone else could have. Meanwhile, Sam goes on to marry the love of his life, raise a family, and flourish. He becomes the Mayor of The Shire and lives a wonderful life.

This is how Frodo saved Sam. By shouldering the ultimate burden alone, Frodo spared Sam from enduring the same spiritual and psychological torment. This allowed Sam to live a full, extraordinary life while Frodo bore the cost of the quest.

Sometimes heroism isn’t about the moments we see on screen or major set-pieces in the book, it is about the long-term sacrifices that truly change lives

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Lienchen_M retweeted

𝔗𝔥𝔢𝔬 𝔊𝔬𝔱𝔱𝔴𝔞𝔩𝔡

3 months ago

Wo würdet Ihr nie hinziehen?

TheoGottwald's tweet photo. Wo würdet Ihr nie hinziehen? https://t.co/OB5rEwGF1j

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Lienchen_M retweeted

6 months ago

Real-life Lord of the Rings locations, with their coordinates🇳🇿 A thread🧵👇 Images by loicjlopez

MCUHubDaily's tweet photo. Real-life Lord of the Rings locations, with their coordinates🇳🇿

A thread🧵👇

Images by loicjlopez https://t.co/0tMbJmRyNr

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Lienchen_M retweeted

7 months ago

For Frodo.

TolkienWorldG's tweet photo. For Frodo. https://t.co/eqpMjkeKs4

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Lienchen_M retweeted

7 months ago

Man finds exact coordinates of The Lord of the Rings locations and recreates them.

creepydotorg's tweet photo. Man finds exact coordinates of The Lord of the Rings locations and recreates them. https://t.co/uFo0cBWkfp

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Lienchen_M retweeted

@Lordoftheringsu

8 months ago

The Lord of the Rings filming locations, a journey every fan dreams of. Which place would you love to see the most?

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Lina @Lienchen_M

8 months ago

@TolkienWorldG Frodo 💙

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Lina @Lienchen_M

8 months ago

@LOTR_Daily_ I am more a Frodo fan, but of course I also like Sam

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Lina @Lienchen_M

8 months ago

@nimgaladh Read: last summer until this year spring Watch: this year spring

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Lienchen_M retweeted

9 months ago

One fan to rule them all! By Nouguyflex: A thread:

TolkienWorldG's tweet photo. One fan to rule them all!
By Nouguyflex:
A thread: https://t.co/pfLFcG82Ok

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Lina @Lienchen_M

9 months ago

@tolkienzone Grey Havens

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10 months ago

One fan to rule them all! By Nouguyflex (IG) A thread:

TolkienWorldG's tweet photo. One fan to rule them all!
By Nouguyflex (IG)
A thread: https://t.co/EzZuHzexpu

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Lina @Lienchen_M

10 months ago

@MovieFlameProd Are there any news? I really would like to see it

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Out of Context Human Race

@NoContextHumans

12 months ago

NoContextHumans's tweet photo. https://t.co/oHthYJKWZM

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Lina @Lienchen_M

about 1 year ago

@TheLOTRMemes Frodo

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Lina @Lienchen_M

about 3 years ago

Erinnerst du dich noch, wann du dich für Twitter registriert hast? Ich weiß es noch! #MeinTwitterJubiläum

Lienchen_M's tweet photo. Erinnerst du dich noch, wann du dich für Twitter registriert hast? Ich weiß es noch! #MeinTwitterJubiläum https://t.co/8KmV0PnVZl

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Lienchen_M retweeted

over 3 years ago

Das Suppengemüse… 😱

littlewisehen's tweet photo. Das Suppengemüse… 😱 https://t.co/Jzwdshnr6T

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Lina @Lienchen_M

over 3 years ago

@watch_union @elonmusk 👆

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over 3 years ago

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Danijel Višević @visevic

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Wir sind genau zwischen OOPS und F***

visevic's tweet photo. Wir sind genau zwischen OOPS und F*** https://t.co/R2kAat8Mmu

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