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The chapter takes place in Beleriand, located in Middle-earth, where many elves have settled. Dwarves pass through the mountains into Beleriand, where the elves accept them. Evil creatures also start passing through the mountains, threatening the land, forcing the elves to seek help from the dwarves. A great army from Morgoth attacks, but the elves and dwarves fight them off. Their king Thingol sees more attacks coming, so he moves the people to the protected kingdom of Doriath for safety. However, evil still lurks and threatens the inhabitants of Middle-earth.
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The Tuatha de Danann were a group of people who descended from the people of Nemed and were named after the goddess Danu. They arrived in Ireland in 1477 BCE and battled the native Fir Bolgs and Fomorians for control of the island. Their story is documented in the Book of Invasions, an oral tradition that was passed down for centuries before being written down. It describes how Nuada was originally their king but had to abdicate after losing his arm, and how Lugh later became king and defeated the Fomorians, leading the Tuatha de Danann to dominate Ireland for some time.
Beowulf summary
The document summarizes four parts of Beowulf that have been translated into English. It describes:
1) The early history of the Danish kings, including Shield who was succeeded by his son Grain, who was succeeded by his son Healfdene, who had four children including Hrothgar.
2) Hrothgar becoming king of the Danes and building the mead hall Heorot, until the monster Grendel started attacking it.
3) One night Grendel attacked Heorot and killed 30 men, continuing to attack every night, leaving Hrothgar suffering for 12 years without a solution.
4) Beowulf hearing of Grendel's attacks and
Lord of the Rings
J.R.R. Tolkien wrote The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings trilogy, which became hugely popular and influenced fantasy literature. He was born in South Africa in 1892 and served in World War I. The Hobbit was published in 1937 and was a commercial success, allowing Tolkien to focus on writing The Lord of the Rings novels between 1954-1956. Tolkien died in 1973 after seeing his works achieve widespread acclaim. The document provides biographical details on Tolkien's life and career, and notes some of his most famous quotes and works.
Summary Presentation Of Silmarillion Chapter 17
Finrod Felagund, an elf king, encounters a tribe of men led by Beor the Old in the mountains. Finrod befriends the men with his music and wisdom. The men call him Nom and his descendants Nomin. As friendship grows between elves and men, some men like Bereg and Amlach become discontent that they cannot possess immortality. Melkor seeks to sow discord between elves and men by sending orc raids. After her family is killed, Haleth leads her people, the Haladin, but she is too proud to accept refuge from the elf Caranthir. Felagund later helps the Haladin by getting them land in Brethil.
The Legends Of Wales
The document summarizes several Welsh legends and myths. It discusses the legend of the Red Dragon as a symbol of Wales since the Middle Ages. It then describes St. David, the patron saint of Wales, who performed miracles and established a monastery. Another legend describes the faithful hound Gelert who saved a baby from a wolf, only to be killed by the prince in a case of mistaken identity. The document also provides details about the origins of Merlin according to local Welsh legend, how he helped King Arthur but was later trapped in an eternal sleep by the beautiful Vivien. These legends are an important part of Welsh history and culture.
Bacsktory
Orkin was a baby scorpion found by dwarves and raised as one of their own. He developed ancestral magic and helped defend the dwarves from attacking goblins. However, the dwarves eventually made an alliance with the goblins, betraying Orkin. When Orkin discovered this, he unleashed his powers and went on a rampage, killing goblins and the dwarf king. Now living alone, Orkin continues his mission to destroy all goblins while searching for any other surviving scorpions.
Challenging Terra Nullius of the Mind
This PowerPoint accompanies Dr Lindsay William's teaching notes on AustLit. It covers Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander writing, secondary teaching, English teaching, ACARA, and embedding Indigenous perspectives in the classroom.
The Magical Adventures of Prince Henry (1).pdf
"The Magical Adventures of Prince Henry" is an enchanting tale of bravery, compassion, and the pursuit of harmony. Follow Prince Henry as he embarks on a transformative journey to retrieve the Amulet of Harmony and restore peace to the Enchanted Kingdom. Guided by wisdom and aided by magical creatures, he faces challenges, discovers the power of empathy, and learns the true essence of leadership. This captivating story invites readers of all ages to embrace their inner magic and believe in the transformative power of unity and compassion.
Beowulf summary
The document summarizes four parts of Beowulf that have been translated into English. It describes:
1) The early history of the Danish kings, including Shield and his son Hrothgar becoming king.
2) Grendel begins attacking the mead hall at night, killing many of Hrothgar's men.
3) Beowulf, a Geatish warrior, hears of Grendel's attacks and decides to help Hrothgar defeat the monster.
4) Beowulf and his men arrive in Denmark and explain their mission to one of Hrothgar's coast guards.
Guardians guide- Foxes of Twai- Learn all about our world!
Every wanted to take part in a wide world of fantasy creatures and galore? Like Japanese culture and foxes? Then you'll love my guide to every fox living in Furidia! Different types, ways, and stories too!
A Quiz of Ice and Fire
This quiz document contains 20 questions about characters, events and places in the world of A Song of Ice and Fire (Game of Thrones). It begins with introductory rules for a quiz with multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank style questions. The questions cover topics like houses, battles, individuals and their roles at different points in history. There are sections for preliminary questions, finals questions with different point values, and an answer key provided at the end.
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Guardians guide- Foxes of Twai- Learn all about our world!
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Chapter 10
- 2. Chapter 10 OF THE SINDAR J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Silmarillion