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Agathon
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Leafs 4TW!! - CPA
Dec 2002 time: 00:32
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quote: Originally posted by Dissident
what is the scouring of the shire? And why did Frodo leave the Shire? I figured he did it because it was written that way |
There is another view on this. He left because he was a Ringbearer. You will notice that in the appendix the Tale of Years hints that Sam may have left Middle Earth as well, because he was the last surviving ringbearer.
I guess the idea is that bearing the ring changes a person such that they are "magical". Since the whole story of Lord of the Rings is based around the idea of magic and elvishness leaving the earth, presumably he leaves for Valinor where such things are appropriate. Once a person has been "magicked up" they no longer fit into Middle Earth which has by the fourth age, become the realm of men. For example, Aragorn is the last of the Numenoreans, the Edain, the elf-friends. These were men who associated with the elves to such a degree that the magic rubbed off on them, leading to a longer life and a higher form of culture. Of course, it's doomed, because elves were never supposed to stay in Middle Earth, and those that did either failed to obey instructions or were rebels who left and were exiled.
Gimli is supposed to go as well. I'm not quite sure what that means.
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yavoon
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who else thinks that isildur should have throw the sword and cut off the whole hand?? I mean c'mon thats atleast half as cheesy as what was depicted.
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yavoon
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quote: Originally posted by Agathon
Correct.
It's named after Morgoth's hammer.
Excellent
Almost right, but that's my fault. I forgot the Avari (unwilling).
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whats the prize? ur virginity back?
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