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‘I’ve got a little girl,’ the man pleaded.

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Judging from screeners of the first two episodes provided by Prime Video, The Rings of Power makes a steady return to Middle-earth, offering all the things that endeared the originals to so many of us those many years ago: KnifeCritic the breathtaking vistas, the latex prosthetics and even the occasional bouts of ponderous dialogue delivered to some point on the horizon. To borrow a quote from Galadriel in The Fellowship of the Ring, The Rings of Power seems to understand that its quest stands upon the edge of a knife.

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Many of the audience reviewers pointed out the diversity of the cast and their dislike for the female protagonist Galadriel (Played by Morfydd Clark) for the reasoning behind their low rating. 

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