#Remembrance poppy ring free

Sadoc notes that his great-grand used to tell him of mountains to the south that spit fire and rock, but that they only awaken when “evil is rising.” Despite their apparent mistrust of the Stranger, his confrontation with the wolves last episode earned him some supporters, and Sadoc and the other Harfoots urge Nori to ask him to do something about the dead fruit trees and devastation. Of course some of the Harfoots think the Stranger’s presence has something to do with their string of bad luck. Meanwhile, the Brandyfoots, Poppy and the Stranger catch up with the rest of the caravan at the Grove, only to find that it hasn’t escaped the destruction caused by the creation of Mount Doom. Given his rather prominent role in the prologue of The Fellowship of the Ring, it’s safe to say that Isildur will re-appear at some point down the line.

They rescue some villagers from inside a burning building when the roof collapses on Isildur, seemingly killing him. It’s a blunt reminder that these characters are facing tremendous loss, but it ultimately doesn’t pay off because Ontamo will wind up being the only confirmed death in the entire episode.

#Remembrance poppy ring free

Together, they free him and discover the body of Ontamo. Isildur is trying to get Valandil free of some wreckage when Miriel comes upon them. There are more people alive than we’d have figured, given how the previous episode ended. She comes upon Theo and tells him to stay by her side as they navigate the destruction. A burning horse gallops past her as she calls out for Elendil and Halbrand. Galadriel comes to in a devastated wasteland that used to be the village of Tirharad.