Halls of Stone

Halls of Stone
Production information
Series	The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power
Season	Two
Episode	5
Release date	September 12, 2024
Director	Sanaa Hamri Louise Hooper
Writer(s)	Nicholas Adams
Chronology
Preceded by	"Eldest"
Followed by	"Where Is He?"

"Halls of Stone" is the fifth episode of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Season Two. It aired on September 12, 2024.

Synopsis

When Durin grows suspicious of the Dwarven Rings, Celebrimbor must reassess his priorities. Amidst Númenor’s shifting currents, Elendil searches for hope.

The Ring and Sun Shafts

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The Doors of Durin

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Looking for the White Tower & Seizing Kingship

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Celebrimbor Lies to Gil-Galad

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Nameless in Khazad-dûm

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The Unseen World

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Shrine of the Faithful

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Deceit in the Seven

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Push to Forge the Nine

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Elves Must Decide Where to Send Their Forces

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Adar and Captive Galadriel

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Appearances & mentions

By type

Characters	Species and creatures	Locations	Factions, groups and titles
Events	Objects and artifacts	Miscellanea

Characters

Adar Ar-Pharazôn Aulë (mentioned only) Barahir (mentioned only) Belzagar (mentioned only) Beren (mentioned only) Brenna Camnir Celebrimbor Disa Durin III Durin IV Durin's Bane (voice only) Eärendil (mentioned only) Eärien Elendil Elrond Galadriel

Gerda (indirect mention only) Gil-galad Glûg High Priest Isildur (indirect mention only) Kemen Mirdania Míriel Narvi Nienna (likeness in statue) Revna Rían Sauron Tuor (mentioned only) Valandil Vorohil Zhor

Locations

Middle-earth Eregion Ost-in-Edhil Khazad-dûm Lindon Mordor (mentioned only) Rhûn (mentioned only) Númenor Armenelos King's Court Meneltarma (mentioned only) Valinor (mentioned only) Tol Eressëa (mentioned only) Tower of Avallónë (mentioned only)

Lore deviations

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The Seven and the Nine, in the legendarium, were forged before the Three, but are here shown as being forged after. In Númenor, it is implied the palantír gives visions of a possible future, which is not suggested in canon.

The representation of the Unseen World seems to ignore that Celebrimbor (as a Calaquendi) would be perceivable along with Annatar. Galadriel's storyline has dramatically diverged from canon, since during the time of the forging of the rings (SA 1500 and onward) before Eregion is attacked and destroyed (from SA 1695 to SA 1697), Galadriel should be married (in the First Age) to a missing Celeborn and has had a daughter, Celebrían (born SA 300), by now. Additionally, Galadriel and Celeborn have by this time in canon moved to Lothlórien (SA 1350), before the sack of Eregion.