Possible LOTR Reference

[yusufkalasnikov]

I was just casually conquering Calradia, again, and in the middle of a siege, I've seen a tree which is white and has no leafs on it.
I honestly don't remember which castle this was.

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So the real question is:
Is this White Tree a LOTR reference?

 

[Ananda_The_Destroyer]

Yeah it's the hobbit tree.

 

[Lord Grindelvald]

Yeah it's the hobbit tree.

The White Tree of Gondor. Standing proudly on top of Minas Tirith.

 

[MostBlunted]

Lawsuit incoming!

 

[Lord Grindelvald]

Lawsuit incoming!

You smell that?

 

[Ananda_The_Destroyer]

Don't show amazon or they'll come give it a sex change and make it the ambiguously brown tree of woke more, stunning and brave on top of Minas Tirith.

 

[MostBlunted]

Don't show amazon or they'll come give it a sex change and make it the ambiguously brown tree of woke more, stunning and brave on top of Minas Tirith.

I feel offended by that, I´m not sure about what exactly yet but I´ll find something

 

[Lord Grindelvald]

I feel offended by that, I´m not sure about what exactly yet but I´ll find something

Changing the color of the tree ruins the entire plot of the story. I am personally offended and deeply hurt. The writer clearly wanted the tree to have a specific color and sex and changing it is like spitting on his grave. The showrunners clearly don't give two ****s about loyal fans who've read all the books atleast a million times. Well, they've lost my money as I won't be watching anything that involves a brown tree.
EDIT: I looked it up and on page 663 of the Simmilariolinith, line 64, it states: White Tree. So clearly it shouldn't be anything other then white. Why they'd change it is beyond me. Insane!