Narvi

I just generally want to do it like that, which is probably why we have not seen them do like this.

Because then you'd have to, like, figure out how to show... dwarven children who are like even smaller than the dwarves but then gets us into our next section where we get to see the elves and the dwarves on screen together and it's so like they have to do like green screen height disparity between the two of them which is so i'm like oh yeah i can i can feel the green screen work happening in this scene Well, this does bring us over to Eregion then, because in Eregion, Celebrimbor celebrates the ring's success with Narvi, gifting Khazad-dûm the new Doors of Durin that many of us may recognize.

But Sauron dims the vibes and continues pushing for more power, this time in the form of nine rings for men.

The Elvesmith gets scared with one accidentally going to the Unseen World and glimpsing evil, but Sauron manages to keep the suspicions off himself by casting doubt on Celebrimbor's sanity.

Oh, we're going to the dwarves, my favorite.

Narvi gives King Durin the news that Eregion is under siege and the king commands that new mining begin at once, not out of concern for the lives of the elves, but because the dwarves are losing unthinkable wealth every minute they delay.

Which just goes to show how his priorities have changed since a certain piece of jewellery entered the fray.

This convinces Narvi to stand with Durin and Disa.

He also tells them that an elf who has been banished from dwarven lands is waiting to talk with the prince.

And it is Elrond.

Galadriel tells him that there is a dearth of elven heroes this night, and, not wishing to lose him, that he will have another chance at Adar later on.

Okay, we go back to find the dwarves.

We have Arandir doing, you know, Arandir stuff.

We have, yeah, we've got someone, or sorry, who's this? Narvi.

Yeah, we got Narvi in...

in Khazad-dûm and he asks how are we supposed to defeat the dark lord on our own to which Durin responds we won't be on our own now this is probably referencing the future team up of elves and men and dwarves because a lot of people don't know that there were dwarves at the the battle of the last

alliance

And I'm taking you to the western entrance to Moria.

In A Journey in the Dark, the door's inscription names Narvi as its maker, and Celebrimbor as the person who drew its signs.

The famous instruction, Speak, Friend, and Enter, belongs to a working connection between the neighboring peoples.

Not only are we reminded of the alliance between the two kingdoms, we literally have an object to show for it.