Theo is a teenage boy from The Southlands, on Rings of Power. His wise, kindly mother, Bronwyn, was the healer of his village, and although some called her a witch, the people respected her and in many ways she was the leader of the village.
In Season One, before the revelation of the identity of Sauron and the fall of the Southlands, Theo finds and learns to wield the ancient sword of the Dark Lord.
After the fall of The Southlands, the survivors who hadn't pledged themselves to Adar or Sauron made their way to the ancient ruins of the City of Pelagir.
During this time, after proving himself as a warrior, the Sylvan Elf, Arondir, which in many ways is his step father, gives Theo the title of "Lord of Pelagir".
Could it be that Theo is short for "Theoden", or that "Theoden" means "Son of/ Descended from the line of Theo" ?
I have a theory that Theo is the founder of Rohan, or that someone of his line becomes the founder of Rohan. For, you see, in The Two Towers and Return of the King, Theoden is the King of Rohan.
Young Theo's mother was named "Bronwyn", which is similar to the name "Branwyn", a Celtic goddess whose legend is associated with horses, love, and revenge. Could it be alluding to the idea that Theo will be the founder of the Riders of Rohan?
In Season One, before the revelation of the identity of Sauron and the fall of the Southlands, Theo finds and learns to wield the ancient sword of the Dark Lord.
After the fall of The Southlands, the survivors who hadn't pledged themselves to Adar or Sauron made their way to the ancient ruins of the City of Pelagir.
During this time, after proving himself as a warrior, the Sylvan Elf, Arondir, which in many ways is his step father, gives Theo the title of "Lord of Pelagir".
Could it be that Theo is short for "Theoden", or that "Theoden" means "Son of/ Descended from the line of Theo" ?
I have a theory that Theo is the founder of Rohan, or that someone of his line becomes the founder of Rohan. For, you see, in The Two Towers and Return of the King, Theoden is the King of Rohan.
Young Theo's mother was named "Bronwyn", which is similar to the name "Branwyn", a Celtic goddess whose legend is associated with horses, love, and revenge. Could it be alluding to the idea that Theo will be the founder of the Riders of Rohan?
*** I read online that since Theo is now the Lord of Pelagir, it sets him up to become a ring bearer, as one of the Kings of Men. And that he might become a Ring Wraith/ Nazgul.
I sure hope not. I love that little boy. He is one of my favorite characters. ***
I sure hope not. I love that little boy. He is one of my favorite characters. ***
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