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You may have lost it and the keys it contained, but you could try to force a fsck with
shutdown -rF nowat the next opportunity to reboot.

try terminal >

sudo chown falcor:falcor /home/falcor/.gnupg/* -RYou have a backup of that directory?

Also please use code tags for command/script output (as attached).

Thanks!

Well, that says you own the directory, now let's look inside it with:

ls -al .gnupgoutput please.

terminal >

ls -ld .gnupg

output please.

terminal>

chmod 600 .gnupg -R