You mean I have to choose between them?? [img]smilies/eek.gif[/img] Well, I'll try...
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Sam: I would go through now and give you a 5-paragraph-long reason why, but by the looks of it, plenty of you know where I'm coming from on this one so why bother?
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Boromir: His character is amazingly complex. I love reading over his parts in the books for hours, just trying to
understand what's going through his mind.
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Denethor: I think he's hillarious. So dramatic, so pessimistic, so sure everyone's going to die. You just have too take a comical look at Denethor at least once while reading the books. I mean, look at his dialogue!
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"Go now, and die in what ways seems best to you." (RotK, The Siege of Gondor)
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And saying that to a young hobbit no less! That's just gold right there, man. True, it's terribly tragic what happened to him, but it's still strangly amusing to hear him talk.
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Théoden: I personally think he's one of the best examples of kingliness in the whole book. He's just so strong and compassionate, with only the best for his people in mind. His story is very touching.