Born of Hope

Born of Hope The Ring of Barahir is a 2009 fantasyadventure fan film directed by Kate Madison and written by Paula DiSante as Alex K. Aldridge that is based on the appendices of J. R. R. Tolkiens The Lord of the Rings. The film centres on the communities affected by Saurons war the story of Arathorn II and his relationship with Gilraen, and the importance of the Dnedain bloodline.

In the late Third Age, Saurons power is increasing, and he has sent his orcs to seek out the remnants of the bloodline of Elendil, kept alive in the Dnedain. Dirhael, his wife Ivorwen and their daughter Gilraen are fleeing from an attack on their village when they are ambushed by Orcs on a forest road, and saved by a group of rangers led by Arathorn. Not having any place safer to go, the refugees go with Arathorn to Taurdal, the village led by his father and Chieftain of the Dnedain, Arador. While there, Arathorn and Arador ponder the orcs motives after finding various pieces of jewelry on their bodies. During her stay in Taurdal, Gilraen falls in love with Arathorn.In light of the attacks on surrounding settlements, Arador leads his forces on a campaign against the orcs in the area in an attempt to restore peace to the region. Meanwhile, he sends Arathorn separately in an attempt to determine the meaning behind the attacks. Both are successful, and Arathorn discovers the orcs are serving Sauron, who seeks the Ring of Barahir. Arathorn and Gilraen receive Aradors blessing to be wed, but Arathorn cannot summon the courage to ask Dirhael for his daughters hand. Arador is summoned to Rivendell to seek Elronds counsel, and the wedding is postponed until his return. Arathorn eventually confronts Dirhael, and receives permission to marry his daughter. Arathorn and Gilraen are married. ........

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