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Aragorn died 122 years after the fall of Barad-Dur

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−	'''The New Shadow''' is an incomplete sequel (approximately 13 pages) to ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' that [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]] quickly abandoned. The manuscript was published as chapter sixteen of ''[[The Peoples of Middle-earth]]''. It is set in the time of [[Eldarion]], [[Aragorn\|Elessar]]'s son, approximately ~~105~~ years after the Fall of the [[Barad-dûr\|Dark Tower]]. In it is mentioned the [[Dark Tree]], and two characters: [[Saelon]] and [[Borlas]].	+	'''The New Shadow''' is an incomplete sequel (approximately 13 pages) to ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' that [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]] quickly abandoned. The manuscript was published as chapter sixteen of ''[[The Peoples of Middle-earth]]''. It is set in the time of [[Eldarion]], [[Aragorn\|Elessar]]'s son, approximately 125 years after the Fall of the [[Barad-dûr\|Dark Tower]]. In it is mentioned the [[Dark Tree]], and two characters: [[Saelon]] and [[Borlas]].

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−	'''''The New Shadow'''~~'' was~~ an incomplete sequel (approximately 13 pages) to ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' that [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]] quickly abandoned. It is set in the time of [[Eldarion]], [[Aragorn\|Elessar]]'s son, approximately 105 years after the Fall of the [[Barad-dûr\|Dark Tower]]. In it is mentioned the [[Dark Tree]], and two characters: [[Saelon]] and [[Borlas]].	+	'''The New Shadow''' is an incomplete sequel (approximately 13 pages) to ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' that [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]] quickly abandoned. The manuscript was published as chapter sixteen of ''[[The Peoples of Middle-earth]]''. It is set in the time of [[Eldarion]], [[Aragorn\|Elessar]]'s son, approximately 105 years after the Fall of the [[Barad-dûr\|Dark Tower]]. In it is mentioned the [[Dark Tree]], and two characters: [[Saelon]] and [[Borlas]].

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−	{{~~quote~~\|I did begin a story placed about 100 years after the Downfall, but it proved both sinister and depressing. Since we are dealing with ''[[Men]]'' it is inevitable that we should be concerned with the most regrettable feature of their nature: their quick satiety with good. So that the people of [[Gondor]] in times of peace, justice and prosperity, would become discontented and restless — while the dynasts descended from [[Aragorn]] would become just kings and governors — like [[Denethor]] or worse. I found that even so early there was an outcrop of revolutionary plots, about a centre of secret Satanistic religion; while Gondorian boys were playing at being [[Orcs]] and going around doing damage. I could have written a 'thriller' about the plot and its discovery and overthrow — but it would have been just that. Not worth doing.\|''[[~~The Letters of~~ J.R.R. Tolkien]]~~'', [[Letter~~ 256~~]])~~}}	+	{{Blockquote\|I did begin a story placed about 100 years after the Downfall, but it proved both sinister and depressing. Since we are dealing with ''[[Men]]'' it is inevitable that we should be concerned with the most regrettable feature of their nature: their quick satiety with good. So that the people of [[Gondor]] in times of peace, justice and prosperity, would become discontented and restless — while the dynasts descended from [[Aragorn]] would become just kings and governors — like [[Denethor]] or worse. I found that even so early there was an outcrop of revolutionary plots, about a centre of secret Satanistic religion; while Gondorian boys were playing at being [[Orcs]] and going around doing damage. I could have written a 'thriller' about the plot and its discovery and overthrow — but it would have been just that. Not worth doing.\|[[J.R.R. Tolkien]]<ref>{{L\|256}}</ref>}}

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−	{{quote\|I did begin a story placed about 100 years after the Downfall, but it proved both sinister and depressing. Since we are dealing with ''[[Men]]'' it is inevitable that we should be concerned with the most regrettable feature of their nature: their quick satiety with good. So that the people of [[Gondor]] in times of peace, justice and prosperity, would become discontented and restless — while the dynasts descended from [[Aragorn]] would become just kings and governors — like [[~~Denethor II\|~~Denethor]] or worse. I found that even so early there was an outcrop of revolutionary plots, about a centre of secret Satanistic religion; while Gondorian boys were playing at being [[Orcs]] and going around doing damage. I could have written a 'thriller' about the plot and its discovery and overthrow — but it would have been just that. Not worth doing.\|''[[The Letters of J.R.R. Tolkien]]'', [[Letter 256]])}}	+	{{quote\|I did begin a story placed about 100 years after the Downfall, but it proved both sinister and depressing. Since we are dealing with ''[[Men]]'' it is inevitable that we should be concerned with the most regrettable feature of their nature: their quick satiety with good. So that the people of [[Gondor]] in times of peace, justice and prosperity, would become discontented and restless — while the dynasts descended from [[Aragorn]] would become just kings and governors — like [[Denethor]] or worse. I found that even so early there was an outcrop of revolutionary plots, about a centre of secret Satanistic religion; while Gondorian boys were playing at being [[Orcs]] and going around doing damage. I could have written a 'thriller' about the plot and its discovery and overthrow — but it would have been just that. Not worth doing.\|''[[The Letters of J.R.R. Tolkien]]'', [[Letter 256]])}}

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−	{{quote\|I did begin a story placed about 100 years after the Downfall, but it proved both sinister and depressing. Since we are dealing with ''[[Men]]'' it is inevitable that we should be concerned with the most regrettable feature of their nature: their quick satiety with good. So that the people of [[Gondor]] in times of peace, justice and prosperity, would become discontented and restless — while the dynasts descended from [[Aragorn]] would become just kings and ~~governers~~ — like [[Denethor II\|Denethor]] or worse. I found that even so early there was an outcrop of revolutionary plots, about a centre of secret Satanistic religion; while Gondorian boys were playing at being [[Orcs]] and going around doing damage. I could have written a 'thriller' about the plot and its discovery and overthrow — but it would have been just that. Not worth doing.\|''[[The Letters of J.R.R. Tolkien]]'', [[Letter 256]])}}	+	{{quote\|I did begin a story placed about 100 years after the Downfall, but it proved both sinister and depressing. Since we are dealing with ''[[Men]]'' it is inevitable that we should be concerned with the most regrettable feature of their nature: their quick satiety with good. So that the people of [[Gondor]] in times of peace, justice and prosperity, would become discontented and restless — while the dynasts descended from [[Aragorn]] would become just kings and governors — like [[Denethor II\|Denethor]] or worse. I found that even so early there was an outcrop of revolutionary plots, about a centre of secret Satanistic religion; while Gondorian boys were playing at being [[Orcs]] and going around doing damage. I could have written a 'thriller' about the plot and its discovery and overthrow — but it would have been just that. Not worth doing.\|''[[The Letters of J.R.R. Tolkien]]'', [[Letter 256]])}}

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−	'''''The New Shadow''''' was an incomplete sequel (approximately 13 pages) to ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' that [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]] quickly abandoned. It is set in the time of [[Eldarion]], [[Aragorn II\|Elessar]]'s son, approximately 105 years after the Fall of the [[Barad-dûr\|Dark Tower]]. In it is mentioned the [[Dark Tree]], and two characters: [[Saelon]] and [[Borlas]].	+	'''''The New Shadow''''' was an incomplete sequel (approximately 13 pages) to ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' that [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]] quickly abandoned. It is set in the time of [[Eldarion]], [[Aragorn\|Elessar]]'s son, approximately 105 years after the Fall of the [[Barad-dûr\|Dark Tower]]. In it is mentioned the [[Dark Tree]], and two characters: [[Saelon]] and [[Borlas]].

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−	{{quote\|I did begin a story placed about 100 years after the Downfall, but it proved both sinister and depressing. Since we are dealing with ''[[Men]]'' it is inevitable that we should be concerned with the most regrettable feature of their nature: their quick satiety with good. So that the people of [[Gondor]] in times of peace, justice and prosperity, would become discontented and restless — while the dynasts descended from [[~~Aragorn II\|~~Aragorn]] would become just kings and governers — like [[Denethor II\|Denethor]] or worse. I found that even so early there was an outcrop of revolutionary plots, about a centre of secret Satanistic religion; while Gondorian boys were playing at being [[Orcs]] and going around doing damage. I could have written a 'thriller' about the plot and its discovery and overthrow — but it would have been just that. Not worth doing.\|''[[The Letters of J.R.R. Tolkien]]'', [[Letter 256]])}}	+	{{quote\|I did begin a story placed about 100 years after the Downfall, but it proved both sinister and depressing. Since we are dealing with ''[[Men]]'' it is inevitable that we should be concerned with the most regrettable feature of their nature: their quick satiety with good. So that the people of [[Gondor]] in times of peace, justice and prosperity, would become discontented and restless — while the dynasts descended from [[Aragorn]] would become just kings and governers — like [[Denethor II\|Denethor]] or worse. I found that even so early there was an outcrop of revolutionary plots, about a centre of secret Satanistic religion; while Gondorian boys were playing at being [[Orcs]] and going around doing damage. I could have written a 'thriller' about the plot and its discovery and overthrow — but it would have been just that. Not worth doing.\|''[[The Letters of J.R.R. Tolkien]]'', [[Letter 256]])}}

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	'''''The New Shadow''''' was an incomplete sequel (approximately 13 pages) to ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' that [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]] quickly abandoned. It is set in the time of [[Eldarion]], [[Aragorn II\|Elessar]]'s son, approximately 105 years after the Fall of the [[Barad-dûr\|Dark Tower]]. In it is mentioned the [[Dark Tree]], and two characters: [[Saelon]] and [[Borlas]].		'''''The New Shadow''''' was an incomplete sequel (approximately 13 pages) to ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' that [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]] quickly abandoned. It is set in the time of [[Eldarion]], [[Aragorn II\|Elessar]]'s son, approximately 105 years after the Fall of the [[Barad-dûr\|Dark Tower]]. In it is mentioned the [[Dark Tree]], and two characters: [[Saelon]] and [[Borlas]].

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