Is Gandalf actually male though? I didn’t dig deep enough into the lore to know that, but I do know that he is far different from your regular human/hobbit/dwarf-person. He does present as male, but that might just be a reflection of the societies he is more-or-less living in (i.e. the old wise man persona just makes sense for practical reasons).
Well since everyone was like “how do we get that dawg back in him” and Gandalf was the only one that thought to put a sword in his hand maybe Gandalf is the only one that is male.
They wore the guise of one for longer than many live. In that time he would have been treated and lived as one with mortals who wouldn’t know enough to think otherwise. If this is how he choose to live I see no reason to question it.
Is Gandalf actually male though? I didn’t dig deep enough into the lore to know that, but I do know that he is far different from your regular human/hobbit/dwarf-person. He does present as male, but that might just be a reflection of the societies he is more-or-less living in (i.e. the old wise man persona just makes sense for practical reasons).
Well since everyone was like “how do we get that dawg back in him” and Gandalf was the only one that thought to put a sword in his hand maybe Gandalf is the only one that is male.
Who are you, who are so wise in the ways of science?
Arthur, King of the Britons
They wore the guise of one for longer than many live. In that time he would have been treated and lived as one with mortals who wouldn’t know enough to think otherwise. If this is how he choose to live I see no reason to question it.