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Originally Posted by alatar
Why not, "Give up the He-Halfling, she-elf!"  |
Because sometimes Frodo resembles a girl more than Arwen does.
It's an interesting thought, though, the "feminine" side of Frodo. It's present in the books too, but not to such extent. Perhaps it's just my mind convoluting his elvish personality, but I see him as a more feminine figure than, f. ex., Sam in the books. This is not to say that he is portrayed as a girl, but that it underlines the subtlety and grace and elvishness of his nature.
In the movies, Frodo whines and moans and faints and cries, and looses most of the characteristics that in the books give him the masculinity. At the same time, he even sometimes
looks like a girl, forget about behaving like one.
