Talk:Days of Rising Doom
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[edit] The Fall of Gondolin
As we all know, the Aina rock-opera is highly influenced by the works of JRR Tolkien, being set in a pseudo-medieval world with constructed languages, a dark lord and his servants, and angels.
Aside from that, I think the story and characters of 'Days of Rising Doom' seem to have alot in common with the tale of the Fall of Gondolin. A mighty kingdom with two prominent characters (Tuor as a warrior of the good, Maeglin as the bitter one); both loving the same woman, and her choice for the good warrior, the betrayal of the bitter character and his alliance to the dark lord and the eventual battle between both factions.
I know this is just some original research, but since it's a fact that Aina is inspired by Tolkien, it might be interesting to look into this. Cyanid (talk) 13:29, 3 May 2008 (UTC)
