I did have another thought on the matter this morning. Aragorn(or whoever makes the speech...) says, 'I see in your eyes the same fear that would take the heart of me.' Now I could see some of the men being a little scared before Pelennor, where the speech would most likely be if it were Theoden giving it, but if they were going to the Black Gate, they would be terrified! So I think that bit about the fear fits better with Aragorn before the Black Gate.<BR>Arwen
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