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Nick: Altaira (Forum Admin)
Date/Time: Sat, 11/15/2003 at 13:55 EDT (Sat, 11/15/2003 at 11:55 MDT)
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In Reply To: No, only the weaponry and cloak  <Matthew/Ugluk>  [11/15/2003 @ 13:28]  (1/1)
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Here's the thread where we discussed this
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...in case anyone wants to go back and look at the various theories on this.

I hear what you're saying, M/U, but I think the evidence actually points to Frodo's old clothes.

The exact wording in "The Black Gate Opens" is actually: "the coat of mithril mail that Frodo had worn wrapped in his tattered garments."  And in "The Field of Cormallen" Gandalf says they will wear the same clothes they wore "on their way to Mordor" not "in Mordor."

Sam, of course, had been wearing his old clothes beneath the Orc armour the whole time. 

It *is* ambiguous, and I admit I also thought they wore the Orc-rags to the ceremony until I read the text a little closer along with all the excellent answers in the thread below


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