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Defiled Statue Head

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Severed stone statue head of ancient Gondor king, hollow eyes broken beard, crowned by trailing plant white star-flowers silver-gold, yellow stonecrop in hair crevices

The Defiled Statue Head, a severed stone visage of an ancient Gondor king with hollow eyes and a broken beard, emerges as a haunting landmark in the Dead Marshes during The Two Towers. Adorned with trailing white star-flowers and silver-gold hues, alongside yellow stonecrop nestled in its hair crevices, it stands as a poignant symbol of Gondor's faded glory, defiled by the passage of time and the encroaching mire. Though appearing only once in the series, it underscores the relentless decay of noble heritage amid the perils of Middle-earth, serving as a grim sentinel for Frodo, Sam, and Gollum on their treacherous journey.

Evolution

The Two Towers: Being the Second Part of the Lord of the Rings

Severed stone statue head of ancient Gondor king, hollow eyes broken beard, crowned by trailing plant white star-flowers silver-gold, yellow stonecrop in hair crevices

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2

The Two Towers: Being the Second Part of the Lord of the Rings

First appears Ch 18

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