Galadriel

[Kitsune]

She is my all time FAVORITE character in the LOTR! I don't know why, but one of my friends thinks that she is creepy! 

[Rainshadow]

  I like Galadriel, but I'd have to say that I prefer Rivendell elves over Lothlorien elves.  Mirkwood elves are pretty cool, though.  I mean, Legolas is a Mirkwood elf!
  But yeah, Galadriel does slightly creep me out, though that's probably because of the scene with the mirror pool in the Fellowship of the Ring.    She's still pretty awesome, but I think I like the elves who are warriors over her.  She's cool in her own way, but she seems so delicate.  Almost too delicate.

[Romsca]

She's not delicate at all!

[Kitsune]

Yeah she SO has her own psychic-like power! She not a push over. But, compared to some, she could be defined as almost delicate.

[AxeHound]

Read the Silmarillion. Not delicate.

[Kitsune]

What happens in the Silmarillion?

[AxeHound]

Spoilers for Silmarillion.

She leads a rebellion against the Valar. That's why the One Ring is her 'test'.

[Leatho Shellhound]

Who?

[Kitsune]

I guess the Valar is the villian.

[AxeHound]

No! The Valar are the ultimate good guys! They're one step below Eru Iluvatar. The God of Middle-Earth.

[Kitsune]

So.... she used to be...bad? I can almost see that, but not 100%.

[Kitsune]

Revive!

I have to say, the Battle of Five Armies has the absolute best Galadriel scene ever! I noticed something in that movie. When they showed her once from behind when she was driving Sauron away, I thought that she looked a lot like a sea spirit or mermaid-like creature because of the way her dress was and that she was blue-ish green. And then it hit me; her ring of power, Nenya, is the ring of water, so whenever she uses that power she is transformed by it. The look received criticism from many when it was shown in the Fellowship of the Ring, but now it makes a lot more sense.

She's cool in her own way, but she seems so delicate.  Almost too delicate.

Hopefully your opinion has changed if you have seen the Battle of Five Armies.

[Lady Ashenwyte]

I guess the Valar is the villian.

The Valar helped create Middle Earth with Eru Iluvalatar. Seriously, Sauron isn't that powerful compared to Orome.

[Izeroth]

Revive!

I have to say, the Battle of Five Armies has the absolute best Galadriel scene ever! I noticed something in that movie. When they showed her once from behind when she was driving Sauron away, I thought that she looked a lot like a sea spirit or mermaid-like creature because of the way her dress was and that she was blue-ish green. And then it hit me; her ring of power, Nenya, is the ring of water, so whenever she uses that power she is transformed by it. The look received criticism from many when it was shown in the Fellowship of the Ring, but now it makes a lot more sense.

She's cool in her own way, but she seems so delicate.  Almost too delicate.

Hopefully your opinion has changed if you have seen the Battle of Five Armies.

The Battle of Five Armies can't really be used as a source for lore information, because it changes a lot of stuff from the book. Werewyrms, Azog.. need I say more? Nonetheless, that's an interesting interpretation of Galadriel.

[Cornflower MM]

Galadriel was cool, but I didn't much like her. . . . .She was a little creepy in the movie. . . .Not so much in the books, though. So I voted 'Pretty cool.'