Urth Digest, Vol 92, Issue 48

Sergei SOLOVIEV · 17 Apr 2012, 13:48 · from 2012-April.txt.gz

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From: soloviev at irit.fr (Sergei SOLOVIEV)
Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2012 15:48:33 +0200
Subject: (urth) Urth Digest, Vol 92, Issue 48
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There are also evil dwarves in "Eyeflash miracles" -

Sergei Soloviev

Lee Berman wrote:
>> Craig Brewer: There's also a more immediate "King Under the Mountain": 
>> Thorin Oakenshield (or whoever is king of Lonely Mountain.
>>     
>  
> Agreed. The lord of Moria (e.g. Durin) also. We get a somewhat positive
> spin on dwarves from the troop in The Hobbit and from our exposure to Gimli 
> in the trilogy but there are plenty of hints regarding the dark side of 
> dwarves to be found in Tolkein's work. (FWIW, the Nome King of Oz is a 
> good representation of a malevolent King Under the MOuntain) 		 	   		  
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