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Frodo also cries out 'aiya Eärendil elenion ancalima!' the first time he uses it against Shelob. The Phial of Galadriel seemed to inspire its bearers to call out to Elbereth, who is also known as Varda, as both Frodo and Sam call out in Elvish. The light was one of the items found on him when he and Frodo were rescued by the Eagles Gandalf kept both it and Sam's box of Earth safe while the two hobbits were being healed after their collapse on the side of Mount Doom.

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Sam also attempted to use the light in the Crack of Doom but the light was subdued by the power of the heart of Sauron's realm. He used it twice to get past the Two Watchers who guarded the Tower of Cirith Ungol the second time the phial shone out lightning-bright in tribute to his hardiness and faithfulness.

The star-glass shone particularly bright in response to his indomitable spirit. The sense in which the story fits, both in the Hall of Fire in Rivendell and in Shelob’s Lair in Mordor is that Frodo has been drawn into the age-old longing of the Children of Ilvatar for a light that will never go out, that darkness can never overcome. Frodo gave the light to Sam to hold while he cut through Shelob's webbing and Sam wielded it when he attacked Shelob to rescue Frodo. Aiya Erendil Elenion Ancalima It all seemed to me to fit somehow. When Shelob first approached, Sam reminded him of the 'star-glass' and its light drove her away. He also used it while entering into Mordor to defend himself from the spider Shelob. The Phial of Galadriel was a crystal phial filled with water from her fountain which held the light of Eärendil's star - the light of the Two Trees as preserved in a Silmaril.įrodo used the mere touch of it to ease the thought of the One Ring when he, Sam Gamgee, and Gollum were watching the Witch-king lead his army out of Minas Morgul.

The Phial of Galadriel was a gift given by the Elf-queen Galadriel to Frodo Baggins as a light to use in dark places. Earendil took the help of Cirdan, a shipwright, to get the ship Vingilote built. At about this time, Earendil embarked upon his journey, pursuing Tuor and Idril, who had left earlier taking the sea route. Aiya Erendil elenion ancalima Hail Erendil brightest of the stars Commentary Frodo Baggins uttered this inspired outcry in The Lord of the Rings, book IV, chapter 10, while going with Sam Gamgee through Shelob’s lair at Cirith Ungol. Their sons Elros and Elrond were born after two years of their marriage. A special light in the darkness when required Earendil married King Dior Eluchil’s daughter, Elwing, in FA 530.

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