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Old 05-11-2003, 08:30 PM   #11
Tigerlily Gamgee
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I highly agree with Orual! The Frodo and Sam moments are what really needs to be there for me. The heartbreak when Sam decides to continue the journey alone... the part where the orcs think they are being followed by an Elven Warrior... Sam's reluctance to give the ring back to Frodo... there's already been spoilers about where Sam carries Frodo... just so many many more moments!<P>And here are some other things I would love to see kept in:<P>~Merry and Pippin's meeting in Minas Tirith, where Merry says, "are you here to bury me"<BR>~A great struggle between Denethor, Gandalf, and Pippin when Denethor is trying to take Faramir with him<BR>~The Uruk-hai catapulting the heads of the dead into the courts of Minas Tirith<BR>~Theoden telling Eomer to tell Eowyn goodbye, not realizing that she lay dying beside him<BR>~I also wish for a prologue that follows the characters' journey's into the Appendixes of the books<P>And one last thing... when the troll falls on Pippin I just hope it doesn't look exactly the same as when Pippin was almost trampled in TTT.
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