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Nick: Altaira (Forum Admin)
Date/Time: Wed, 1/1/2003 at 14:55 EDT (Wed, 1/1/2003 at 12:55 MDT)
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In Reply To: Random thought and Happy New Year  <nerdanel50>  [1/1/2003 @ 3:23]  (5/6)
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Same to you; and: yes and no
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Yes - I remember reading the Prologue before I started FOTR, but no - it didn't spoil it for me at all.  Even though I had read The Hobbit, I still did not know who most of the characters mentioed in the Prologue were, nor how important they'd be to the story.  All it did was give me a warm-fuzzy feeling that many of the characters would survive, go on to live long and productive lives, and write down the history that I was about to read.

I suspect it would be the same for any first time reader who's had no exposure to the story yet.

"I don't suffer from insanity...I enjoy every minute of it!"

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