why wouldn't Gandalf send Pippin visions? It makes perfect sense. I've never been
quite sure until now, but Tolkien's wording suggests that Gandalf did send Pippin
the vision.
- Aragorn bending over the trail and running is referred to as
"unbidden"-- something put into Pippin head.
- The thought to run off the trail "leaped" into Pippin's
mind. A thought not his own? Possibly...
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Of so divine a Loss
We enter but the Gain,
Indemnity for Loneliness
That such a Bliss has been.
--Emily
Dickinson
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