Born into the ancient royal lineage of the Eldar (High-Elves) in Valinor, Galadriel is very skilled, powerful and lovely, yet she and her family have tasted both the sweet and bitter taste of immortality mixed with ambition and defiance. She calls herself as a guardian of Lothlórien in the absence of Prince Amroth and Nimrodel, yet she's willfully called as the Queen by her people.

The isolated Lothlórien which she is tending for and in which she rules seems almost like an echo of another time, where colours are blooming brighter, every form of life feels more present and the birds long gone are singing still. Not just anyone is allowed to enter, and even less so the abominations of the Enemy.

After three Ages her will is still strong enough to stay in Endor (Middle-Earth) to fight the fallen Maia Sauron and his attempt to reclaim it to himself and his Lord, Morgoth. She won't return home to Valinor before her work is done – the suffering of her loved ones avenged, and learning the wisdom of it all.