I would say that her role might be concern about Celeborn's engagement when it becomes public. As far as Season 5, I'm not sure I'm ready to get there yet.Good to hear.
Looking at the Gantt Chart, it has "Role of Celeborn's sister the Green Elf" for Episode 11. What do we want her to do?
Also, looking forward, do we want her to have a role in Season 5 as the Green Elf who tells Finrod that the Green Elves don't want Men around?
Haven't the Petty-Dwarves already been evicted? I thought we kinda wanted to leave that part out or not have Finrod evict them.I would say that her role might be concern about Celeborn's engagement when it becomes public. As far as Season 5, I'm not sure I'm ready to get there yet.
I do think that E11 is going to be a tough nut to crack. The plot that I think is going to loom the largest is concerning Nargothrond and the eviction of the petty dwarves. But if we have a concurrent plot with Thingol becoming upset at Celeborn's engagement to Galadriel, how does that interact with the Nargothrond storyline?
I thought that Thingol did punish Celeborn in some fashion, since he and Galadriel have very little impact or participation for the rest of the First Age, except that Galadriel is present when Melian states that someone of Beor's house will enter Doriath despite the Girdle.I was thinking that Thingol's reaction to Celeborn would be short but intense, and then quickly wane. Like, almost to drawn sword in the instant, but then back to trusted advisor within a day or two. Thingol is no dummy (yet) and sober reflection will quell his rage at Celeborn.
Not from Nargothrond they haven't. The way that Finrod will be insulated is that the dwarves evict the petty-dwarves without his knowledge or consent.Haven't the Petty-Dwarves already been evicted? I thought we kinda wanted to leave that part out or not have Finrod evict them.
I'm less concerned with real time than I am with screen time, because if this conflict takes place over a single scene, it would be in the last few minutes. The question that raises is what that plotline's story would be for the rest of the episode.I was thinking that Thingol's reaction to Celeborn would be short but intense, and then quickly wane. Like, almost to drawn sword in the instant, but then back to trusted advisor within a day or two. Thingol is no dummy (yet) and sober reflection will quell his rage at Celeborn.
How would he react to the dwarves evicting the petty-dwarves?Not from Nargothrond they haven't. The way that Finrod will be insulated is that the dwarves evict the petty-dwarves without his knowledge or consent.
Does he even find out that it happened?How would he react to the dwarves evicting the petty-dwarves?
I'm not sure.Does he even find out that it happened?
Maybe Finrod's visit to Doriath, Thingol's advice about where to build Nargothrond, and Thingol learning that Celeborn knew about the kinslaying could happen early in the episode, and the rest of the episode would be about Nargothrond being built and the Noldor and Sindar coming to live there. This could culminate in Nargothrond being fully built in time for Galadriel and Celeborn to have their wedding there.I'm less concerned with real time than I am with screen time, because if this conflict takes place over a single scene, it would be in the last few minutes. The question that raises is what that plotline's story would be for the rest of the episode.
What is the conflict that is being resolved by that climax?Maybe Finrod's visit to Doriath, Thingol's advice about where to build Nargothrond, and Thingol learning that Celeborn knew about the kinslaying could happen early in the episode, and the rest of the episode would be about Nargothrond being built and the Noldor and Sindar coming to live there. This could culminate in Nargothrond being fully built in time for Galadriel and Celeborn to have their wedding there.
For which episode? I'd like to be sure everyone's on the right page.What is the conflict that is being resolved by that climax?
I was talking about episode 11 and proposing moving the wedding of Celeborn and Galadriel up an episode. The conflicts could be Noldor and Sindar not getting along super well in Nargothrond at first and the tension between Celeborn and Thingol in Doriath. These could both be resolved by the wedding because it would demonstrate the reconciliation of the Noldor and Sindar, and Celeborn leaving Doriath for a time would allow Thingol to calm down.