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Nick: Altaira (Forum Admin)
Date/Time: Sat, 5/17/2003 at 13:13 EDT (Sat, 5/17/2003 at 11:13 MDT)
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In Reply To: Elvish virtues  <JewelTook>  [5/16/2003 @ 12:05]  (1/1)
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Nicely said
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I always get a little annoyed with Frodo here.  After looking into Galadriel's mirror, experiencing the sustaining power of lembas, etc., you’d think it wouldn't be that much of a stretch for him to believe there was a little Elvish providence in the rope.  But, I think you’re right; not only is he exhausted, he’s definitely begun to lose hope.  It’s almost as if the idea that the rope could be magical annoys *him*, or maybe it’s more that he feels impatient that they move on, no matter how the rope came down.

I’m always thankful here too, that he didn’t phase Sam’s enthusiasm about it.  Definitely a sign of things to come.

Thank you Professor Tolkien!!!!!


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