Aragorn After Sauron (& why he chose an early death)

Join us on a journey through Middle-earth as we delve deep into the life of Aragorn, the son of Arathorn, also known as Elessar, the Elfstone, from his crowning as King of Gondor to his peaceful death. This engaging and inspiring video will take you to the heart of the Lord of the Rings saga, exploring the rich history and lore of Aragorn's ring, the Ring of Barahir, and his reign as King. Get a glimpse of his unique relationship with Arwen, his acts of mercy, and his efforts to unite the realms of men.

In this video, we'll also uncover the story behind Aragorn's quest for the sapling of the White Tree, his alliances, and the legacy he left behind for his son, Eldarion. We'll also delve into the impact of his reign on the Shire, the rebuilding of Annúminas, and his friendships with iconic characters like Legolas and Gimli.

Whether you're a die-hard fan of the Lord of the Rings series or just getting into the world of Middle-earth, this video is a must-watch. It's not just about the rings of power, but also the power of unity, wisdom, and justice.

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[MorganStoryman]

Is Aragorn the Greatest Hero of Middle-Earth?

[sasikumarv.k]

A wonderful video which shows us the true story of Aragorn and Arwen as they guided Middle Earth to peace and harmony. Although finally falling prey to death as all mortals are, they lived in much happiness and hope with their children and people to the very last.

[eugenemeenan]

love how walking forwards at ).20 his wig is either put on back to front or he's looking back his feet point forward and his back and arms and head pointing behind him - :-)

[ronscott]

I just watched all 3 movies again (extended versions of course) so this video popped up on my youtube perfectly. This is great

[macblink]

"In sorrow we must go, but not in despair. Behold! We are not bound forever to the circles of the world, and beyond them is more than memory" Aragorn final words are so epic!

[ArsonFire]

0:18 Why's he walking in the wrong direction, and with his head on back-to-front?

[RubenChickenFences]

This gave me chills many times. Thank you so much for making this

[richardglady]

Thank you for telling the continuation of LOTR. It’s neat to see, in full, what Arwen glimpsed in LOTR. I really appreciate all your hard work researching this information and putting this video together. It provides closure to us who loved Tolkien.

[georgelugenalt]

No early death, he had already lived nearly one and a half normal spans in the war, now that he was king he had 120 years (actually 122 after his crowning) just slightly less than "two spans" remaining to him, a span being a minimum of 70 years, up to a max of maybe 90 or so. So Aragorn at his death was 210 years old, 122 of which he was King Elessar. Personally I would have written him living to 300, but either way, he'd have died. Arwen was born in Third Age 130, so she was 2889 years old at Aragorns crowning, and 3, 011 years old at Aragorn's passing, after which she left Gondor and returned to Lothlorien and laid down to die of grief on the same hill where she and Aragorn had gotten "engaged", swearing vows of fidelity and intent to marry ("plighting their troth") back in 2980, when Aragorn was 49 years old, and it was Shire year 1380, Bilbo having been born in 1290, and Frodo 1368. The quest of the lonely mountain took place in 1340-41..

[evanagy]

I came here by chance, but what a good thing it was that I did! I had no idea about the continuation of the stories, but I am really enjoying it very much. Thank you so much for all your hard work!

[janinewetzler]

That whole scene with Arwen in front of the mirror....WITH THE REFLECTION GIVING HORROR MOVIE STARE BACK!!! (WARTY ORK HAND ON REFLECTION!)

[isabellanakahara]

Sam and Aragorn are both great heroes, in my eyes.

[Shanakar]

Amazing video, loved it. Not sure if it's your voice in the background, if it is, you've got an amazing voice!

[jonflora]

The modern pint glass at 1:25 is a nice touch

[Trendle]

Well Done Sir! LOVED this Video, Subbed! Your channel gonna blow up soon no doubt, keep it up =)))

[thecalifornianadventurer]

Dude got run over by the camera at 1:55. Rip.

[liquiddude]

This was better then 2 seasons of rings of power

[Jamal]

I suppose that might seem kinda early considering Aragorn is a direct descendant of the Royal line of Númenóreans which generally lived up to 500 years; the Line of Elros. And those not of the Royal line lived around 300 years or so.

[Neil-yl]

Thanks Morgan, the post Lord of the Rings story is not often discussed.

[gabrielalfredoillenberger]

Nothing has been further said of the twin sons of Elrond- Elladan and Elrohir, after the return of the kings. Last they were mentioned was in the crossing of the paths of the dead in the company of the rangers.