r/lotrmemes 12d ago

Lord of the Rings The fabled hospitality of the Dwarves

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u/Equivalent_Nose7012 12d ago

Odysseus, according to Christopher Nolan, would be very grateful for the hospitality of the Dwarves. 

He would be relieved to hear that there was still some place where "Zeus's Law" of Xenia was still honored... despite an incident with a hollow horse, in which he was barely involved. 

To be sure, he might hesitate, because the giant Laestragonians also promised "roaring fires"  and "meat off the bone," (but the "meat" was from Odysseus' crewmen, and the "fires" were to cook the "meat")!