Arwen and Galadriel, two significant Elven women in J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings, are examined, exploring their family connection as grandmother and granddaughter. The text contrasts their portrayals in Tolkien's novels and Peter Jackson's film adaptations, noting expanded roles for both characters in the latter. Their exceptional beauty and influence within Middle-earth's history are highlighted, referencing descriptions from Tolkien's works. The analysis also considers their differing appearances and how these choices reflect their lineage. Finally, the episode touches on the characters' presence in other adaptations, such as The Rings of Power.