These are great books to read while stoned on marijuana... It's a total fantasy world that a smoker can inhabit...
Tolkien invented a World that was loosely based on Rural English Countryside before the Industrial Revolution. It was populated with Hobbits, short people that lived in harmony with the Earth. Wizards, Tree People, Elves, Dwarfs, Orcs, and... a Powerful RING... That made the wearer invisible but eventually enslaved the wearer... and turned him to Evil... Golem, a man that reminds me of a heroin addict...
They have EPIC adventures where they fight evil... and have mighty battles against monsters enslaved by a Dictator from Mordor.
Inspired by World War One... With the English (Hobbits) fighting the Germans (Orcs)...
The Elves in the Story are based one people that lived in Remote Finland.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Lord_of_the_Rings
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Themes_of_The_Lord_of_the_Rings
Discussion of what it all means...
Rock bands of the 1970s were musically and lyrically inspired by the fantasy embracing counter-culture of the time; British 70s rock band Led Zeppelin recorded several songs that contain explicit references to The Lord of the Rings, such as mentioning Gollum in "Ramble On", the Misty Mountains in "Misty Mountain Hop", and Ringwraiths in "The Battle of Evermore".
Tolkien invented a World that was loosely based on Rural English Countryside before the Industrial Revolution. It was populated with Hobbits, short people that lived in harmony with the Earth. Wizards, Tree People, Elves, Dwarfs, Orcs, and... a Powerful RING... That made the wearer invisible but eventually enslaved the wearer... and turned him to Evil... Golem, a man that reminds me of a heroin addict...
They have EPIC adventures where they fight evil... and have mighty battles against monsters enslaved by a Dictator from Mordor.
Inspired by World War One... With the English (Hobbits) fighting the Germans (Orcs)...
The Elves in the Story are based one people that lived in Remote Finland.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Lord_of_the_Rings
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Themes_of_The_Lord_of_the_Rings
Discussion of what it all means...
Rock bands of the 1970s were musically and lyrically inspired by the fantasy embracing counter-culture of the time; British 70s rock band Led Zeppelin recorded several songs that contain explicit references to The Lord of the Rings, such as mentioning Gollum in "Ramble On", the Misty Mountains in "Misty Mountain Hop", and Ringwraiths in "The Battle of Evermore".
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