Nicholas Palazzo
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One of the things I like about using an Irish Wolfhound is that, to me, they're not particularly attractive dogs. That makes Huan a more interesting character (IMHO, of course.)
I love that idea!Not sure where to put this -- we discussed, briefly, whether or not we should see puppy!Huan, and I think we rather firmly decided no. But how old should Celegorm be when he gets Huan? Could we set up Huan almost as a father figure, or at least a big brother, for Celegorm? If he's a young (pre)teen when he forms his bond with Huan, doesn't that make the breaking all the worse than if he's fully grown?
EDIT: inspired by these pictures
Not sure where to put this -- we discussed, briefly, whether or not we should see puppy!Huan, and I think we rather firmly decided no. But how old should Celegorm be when he gets Huan? Could we set up Huan almost as a father figure, or at least a big brother, for Celegorm? If he's a young (pre)teen when he forms his bond with Huan, doesn't that make the breaking all the worse than if he's fully grown?
And wasn't a sting part of Shelob's description in the book?The sting they gave Shelob in the film was likely because they may have had trouble figuring out a way to deliver her venom by her fangs alone.
As to spider "beaks" ... There is the camel spider. True, it's not really a spider, but Ungoliant could at least have the mouth parts of one, no?