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Rosa Underhill · 02-14-2002, 01:59 AM

I'll say this right now: I attach to characters in stories very strongly, so when LotR was finally at an end, I was a bit emotional. I'd never understood how you could be sad and happy at the same time until I read "Well, I'm back." I didn't cry (blast it, it seems to be something I can't do at present, stinkin' emotional constipation!), but I was as teary as I got watching the movie.

I only outright cried reading one book: "Tribulation Force". They killed my favorite character! (The series declined for me from that point on until I just quit reading.)

02-14-2002, 01:59 AM	#6
Rosa Underhill Shade of Carn Dûm Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Waymeet, the Shire Posts: 297	I'll say this right now: I attach to characters in stories very strongly, so when LotR was finally at an end, I was a bit emotional. I'd never understood how you could be sad and happy at the same time until I read "Well, I'm back." I didn't cry (blast it, it seems to be something I can't do at present, stinkin' emotional constipation!), but I was as teary as I got watching the movie. I only outright cried reading one book: "Tribulation Force". They killed my favorite character! (The series declined for me from that point on until I just quit reading.) __________________ WWAHD? (What would a Hobbit do?)