John Tolkien's Son Presents Unreleased Work on Middle Earth
Son of the famous British writer J.R.R. Tolkien's Christopher presented his father's unpublished novella, set in Middle-earth. According to The Wrap, this is a work called "The Tale of Beren and Lutein", written in 1917, when the writer was in a deep crisis after returning from the battlefields of the First World War. The creation of this novel became a kind of therapy for him, with the help of which he tried to heal spiritual wounds. The action takes place several centuries before the events of "The Lord of the Rings", and in the center of the plot is the novel of a mortal and an elf who abandoned the gift of eternal life for the opportunity to be with your beloved. This story was referenced in Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring. Aragorn sang about Beren and Lutein and briefly told their story to Frodo, who asked him to explain the content of the song. Whether the work will be movieed was not specified at the time of this writing. Note that the foundation of Tolkien's heirs, which controls the rights to all of the writer's work, did not have the best relations with the Warner Bros. studio. and the creators of two trilogies. Repeatedly the parties had to resolve disputed issues in courts. and the creators of two trilogies. Repeatedly the parties had to resolve disputed issues in courts.and the creators of two trilogies. Repeatedly the parties had to resolve disputed issues in courts.The Topic of Article: John Tolkien's Son Presents Unreleased Work on Middle Earth. |
