Eltariel Learns About What Happened To Talion After She Betrayed Him - Shadow Of War

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[jonathanehn]

"Ma'am I backstabbed someone who thought he finally found one he could trust and left him to die, but now he is undead and a ringwraith also because of my blundering mistake and now I don't want to kill him because either I feel bad and cannot face him without shame or because I know he'll absolutely kick my ass and destroy my brain. Can I come home now?"

[johnford]

The fact that I trust my orcs more than I trust her should say something.

[The_Electric_]

Talion is better off with the Nazguls. They wouldn't betray him.

[Glandorray]

Real talk, Galadriel is talking like she's *disgusted* with Eltariel.

Like- she's so angry.

[helethirSoryu]

Talion will always remain my favorite character. It’s sad that we had to fight him

[avinashmohan]

"Bright lord, Dark lord, same thing really!" A god-damn orc realised it yet, here is Eltariel...

[generalseal]

Find it funny how Galadriel is a side minor character in shadow of war and this game isn’t trying to be a faithful depiction of tolkiens work yet they got her character much more accurate than rings of power Galadriel

[ВикторГорбань-ях]

Now look at the end of the main Story. Talion, who fighted the endless armies of orks of the Dark Lord for... years (?), have been betrayed and killed by the only 2 beings on Earth that he could trust. Backstabbed just for an opportunity to have power. "Light elves are perfect".

Then Talion ALONE resisted the dark urge of Isildur's ring for decades with HIS WILL ONLY, just to fight the dark and protect the light, and he fighted for decades. True hero. He didn't betray anyone, he didn't change his goals.

The elf whose power is light, is always ready to use and betray. Galadriel, who is "the goddess of light", is always ready to kill the only one who resists the armies of the dark and actually defends the people. Because last time the betrayal wasn't complete. That is disgusting.

[Chibimano]

I always found her last few lines to Talion to be very ironic. Right before he TRULY became a Nazgûl, she had the gall to tell him: “You are not alone.” Yeah, he had so much company with one half of the people that betrayed him.

[devonbickett]

Galadriel's punishing Eltariel for abandoning an ally to die because of some empty promises made by a dying ghost

[barrycopithorne]

And you wonder why Dwarves hate elves.

[danewillis]

It was at this moment where her immortality becomes a curse. She’ll have to live for eternity with the consequences of her actions. The guilt of her betrayal will haunt her. It’s especially more painful for her after seeing his past.

[siegebreaker]

So Eltariel's thought process in this was ''This guy has been fighting almost the entirety of Mordor for years and WINNING... I should betray him and take his life support ring''

[kommandanthanz]

I just finished Shadow of War the other day. I was appalled at the audacity Eltariel and Celebrimbor. ESPECIALLY Celebrimbor.

[jaidendivito]

I mean fuck dude. The ring wraiths were more trust worthy than those fucking elves dude. Witch king walked up and put tender hand on his shoulder and just said “come on brother, lets mog middle earth”

[ayo_ocho]

She was sent to deal with the nazguls and not only did she fail she created another one in talion 😂

[Abbeymanor]

"So you drove a man capable of fighting sauron back to his side and failed to kill either? Get back in there and cl3an up ur mess" is what i feel like shes implying

[thecommentguy]

At first i thought this was pretty much a gut punch with how they wrote Eltariel the way they did. But when you think about it, this scene tells you why she just changed her mind after seeing Talion taking Isildur from Sauron's hold. She was tired and really wanted her mission to just end once and for all, being sent time and again to Mordor to fight the Nazguls until she dies like other assassins sent before her. Her taking the Ring wasn't bad writing, she genuinely saw hope and an end to her endless mission, and after she saw how Celebrimbor couldn't fulfil that promise she just broke and begged Galadriel to let her go home because then she realized that the mission was hopeless

All of that struck her even worse when she saw the life of Talion and realized she sacrificed what might be the most noble soul she ever saw, and not only she sacrificed him for nothing, but she has also condemned him to be Nazgul all because she fell for the false promise of an end to her mission

[ragequittingmike]

Let's not forget she took the ring from Talion and pretty much forced him to take up another ring leading him to become a Nazgal.

yeh her fault.

[swiftchancellor]

The worst part to me is all throughout the dlc. Not once did she apologize or show any remorse towards Talion for what she has done.