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Nick: EoMark (Registered User)
Date/Time: Mon, 12/15/2003 at 23:24 EDT (Mon, 12/15/2003 at 22:24 CDT)
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In Reply To: Helm's Deep  <ArcherOfHarad>  [12/15/2003 @ 23:11]  (4/6)
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Helms Deep
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In the book, the battle covers much less than the film does. This is because Peter Jackson chose to emphasize characters that needed things to do in the film. However, the elves did not actually come to the rescue in the book. Instead, the men of Rohan, along with Aragorn, Legolas, and Gimli, fended off the orcs until day break, when the men of the Rohirrim arrived with Gandalf. Then the trees of Fangorn also arrived and completely annihilated what was left of the orcish horde. There were archers used in the battle, but they did not belong to the elves.

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