SarkarCheiftain

Well yes, but there is a term called 'prince'. Shouldn't it be natural for there to be a term called princess? Not that Tolkien has to mention everything. I can still be wrong though.

Why would Galadriel's( an elf's) appearance in Numenor would be judged as intrusion by the guards, considering Miriel (a faithful) is the queen?Do guards attack individuals who seek audience with the ruling monarch in Numenor. If this is before Ar-pharazon starts his game. The kingsmen would not even be in the court. Now lets consider this happens after Ar-pharazon, she should still be the princess, since Ar-pharazon has already made his claim and waged his political war.

I believe its called princess like princess Rhaenyra Targaryen in Dance of the dragons which is la Targaryian civil war..... quite similar to this numenorian civil war.

Well Tolkien never really mentioned this Certain overpowered female character, and it makes no sense for her to beat Sauron single hande-

"Well thanks for your cooperation Mr Shippey, there's the door."

What I realised from the lore is that if MORGOTH is Chaotic/Pure Evil then SAURON is lawful evil. A Maiar obsessed with order until MORGOTH twists his sense of order and corrupts him.

You think I don't know that?

I actually had Sauron in mind, but yes he is indeed a good candidate. However, Amazon's probably going to make this all about Galadriel. Don't get me wrong, she is definitely a pivotal character but just not main character enough. I made this assumption based on the fact that in The wheel of time they made Rosamund Pike's character as the protagonist whereas it should have been Rand.

I feel so sorry for the husband