Share your thoughts, experiences, and stories behind the art. literature. submit your writing. So the scars of thranduil's face as symbol about fear, anger, pain and corrupt his soul and his kingdom. probably his grief and sorrow of the past, then he chose to deep isolations and refused to help the dwarves. . . . thranduil from the hobbit movie. for non commercial use and for admiring thranduil only. you will not be able to find similar.
Want to discover art related to thranduil? check out amazing thranduil artwork on deviantart. get inspired by our community of talented artists. Tolkien wrote very little aboot thranduil’s backstory, so there is room for interpretation (i can’t think of a more suitable word). that thranduil has a scar from dragonfire means he has faced a fire breathing dragon before (obvious). it could have been during the war of wrath at the end of the first age (most likely). And one of the most major of these is the scar on thranduil the elf king’s face, and how he is able to make it appear and disappear at will. this is an element of the story that many fans feel. I have also found this reference which seems to state that tolkien made no reference to the scars on thranduil's face in the books. thranduil's scars are decidedly non canon. according to tolkien's texts, the last battle thranduil saw (up to setting in the hobbit) was that of the last alliance at the end of the second age. however, in the 1900.
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