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Konrad S
Lorien
Feb 11 2015, 6:10am
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One question comes me at mind
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Is Tauriel a Sindar or Silvian elf?
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Otaku-sempai
Immortal
Feb 11 2015, 2:50pm
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Tauriel was meant to be a Wood-elf, going back to the character's original conception as Itaril. She was supposed to represent the view of the commoners among the Elven folk. Of course she was also a prodigy who was fostered by the Elvenking as though she were the little sister of Legolas, rather undermining the original intent.
Apparently, Tolkien ultimately decided that the Wood-elves of Rhovanion were a branch of the Telari that abandoned the Great Journey, rather than Avari who arrived later. The Hobbit is a bit ambiguous on the subject.
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