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a weblog where the students of Southern Illinois University Edwardsville contemplate all things "Lord of the Rings," both modern and medieval
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- Grima and Gollum
- More of the End
- Eowyn's love?
- Scouring of the Shire
- Return of the Hobbits
- Endings
- Those evil flying devils
- Tolkien Reading:
- "The grand climax"
- Biding time for kingship
- Good search for Tolkien subjects
- Midievil Literature and the Bible
- Existential Villain?
- Apocalypse Now
- Beowolf Movie
- Oliver and roland
- Honor vs Loyalty
- Y Gododdin
- Pagans
- Council
- confused about gondor help!!!
- Battle Scenes
- Show of Hands Ladies
- Wisdom and Traveling
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6 comments:
I'm a little confused too, but I'm pretty sure they are both Gandalf.
Minas Tirith is the chief city of Gondor. Osgiliath used to be the chief city before its destruction, now it is in ruins.
Another way of looking at it is that Gondor is the country/nation, and Minas Tirith is the capital city.
Agreeing with Steve, Minas Tirith is the capital of Gondor which use to be Osgiliath. This information can be found on Tolkien Gateway (website). If that helps.
totally read that wrong so my comment is irrelevant
I was confused at first too, but what Jamie said makes sense...I'm glad that question was asked; that makes it easier to understand it all.
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