Exploring the Majesty of a Grand Hall

The chapter vividly describes a grand hall with black marble pillars, a gold vaulted ceiling, and intricate stone floor adorned with imagery, leading to a throne under a marble canopy. Discussions analyze Tolkien's writing intricacies, including an error affecting scene visualization for years, and delve into the starkness of a setting lacking decoration. Through Pippin's perspective, the contrast between expectation and reality in the throne room adds layers of mystery and intrigue.