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Throughout the eras elves have been seen in different shapes and sizes. One of the most common sorts of elves that most in the 21st century is grown up with, is the elves which lives with Santa Claus. When we grow a little older we meet the Elves of J. R. R. Tolkien wrote about, those with pretty faces, living underground and they are what you'd call High Elves.

An elf is a mythical creature of Germanic Mythology/Paganism which still survives in northern European folklore. In Norse mythology they were originally a race of minor gods of nature and fertility. Elves are often pictured as youthful-seeming men and women of great beauty living in forests and other natural places, underground or in wells and springs. They have been portrayed to be long-lived or immortal and they have magical powers attributed to them. Following the success of J. R. R. Tolkien's epic work. The Lord of the Rings—wherein a wise, angelic people named Elves play a significant role—they have become staple characters of modern fantasy.

Elves have many forms; some are tiny, some are tall and female elves often seem humane, but some say they are empty from the back, like a hollow tree.
They are supernatural beings in Germanic mythology and folklore, elves were first attested in Old English and Old Norse texts and are prominent in British and Scandinavian folklore.
Elves were first thought of as ambivalent beings with magical powers, but later they became more and more sinister, harming humans and livestock in various ways. In early modern folklore they were connected with fairies and entered the 20th century mainly by the works of J. R. R. Tolkien.

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I am confident enough.
But I want to know how I sound to the opposite sex.
See girls.
I am moody, I love weird things I rarely can share with people
I am obsessed with philosophy and novels and literature, and science and quantum mechanics and the secrets of life and existence. I am random! Not organised and I cause total mess in my room. I don't follow house orders. I forget things frequently, I am confused many times.
I am sensitive and 100% honest. And I love to see a girl happy because of me. This will be my best feeling.
But lazy, I am not strong. I am not thug. I don't believe in muscles and gem. A bit soft. wise. A bit selfish. But HUGE heart
I love knowledge, that I can't go through a month without filling my brain with things enable me to see the world with clearer picture, And understand people well.
I don't love horror movies! Or action movies, or romantic movies.
love things like lord of the rings, the hobbit, pride and prejudice , harry potter. In short words (English literature)
I am sooooo forgiving. And I never abandon anyone because of a small argument stimulated by anger and bad moods and misunderstandings. Those disagreements I completely arase them from my memory and I don't consider them.

I never abandon anyone when I know I will miss him or I will regret leaving him and try to fix it. NEVER.
I only abandon persons when I know I will forever leave them as if they're dead.

But I am emotional, needing a girl to understand me, always feeling unloved and not fulfilled. I don't want to enter her world completely I want her to enter mine. And I want my girl and me to be the grandest love in the universe.

Thank you for reading about me. And feeding me back with views :)

Note: Never put (talking about myself) in consideration about me. It's probably the first time to do it I swear.

Just a random question probing GAG again :)

I'm talking about the "main" ones here, i. e. Middle Earth / Ea.
~ The Lord of the Rings
~ The Hobbit
~ The Silmarillion
~ Unfinished Tales

If you've read any of the others feel free to share your experience!

Thanks :)

The ones who stand up and do what needs to be done? Or the ones who are chosen to save the world? So I go this question from watching the star wars trilogy, the first matrix movie and the Lord of the rings trilogy. And I came to a conclusion of, I felt more emotion while watching Lord of the rings than I did for star wars or the matrix and other movies like that.

(Star wars/Matrix/Harry potter): A chosen one by fate to save the world.

(Lord of the Rings/300/Dark Knight trilogy): Hero's who volunteer to do what needs to be done. To stand up to evil, not because it's what they're destined to do, but because its the right thing to do. Knowing they're most likely going to die.

Which story do you like better? The chosen one (s) who are destined to saved the world? Or a hero or group of hero's who fight because its the right thing to do?