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Ubiquitous Urulóki
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Well, that is VERY hard to say.
First, compile some great men. -Theoden, son of Thengel -Eomer Eadig -Faramir of Gondor -Aragorn, Elessar Telcontar -Imrahil, Prince of Dol Amroth -Boromir of Gondor -Erkenbrand of the Mark There are others, but those really stand out. Now, eliminate those who are not as great as others. -Theoden was a gentle, kind, and benovolent king, but possibly lacking in some places. -Eomer was extremely heroic, but the also had some tempermental flaws. -Imrahil was brave and loyal, but not notably so. -Boromir, great man, but I'm sure we all know his one weakness. -Erkenbrand, same as Imrahil, just not important enough. So that leaves... -Faramir, -Aragorn, In my opinion, it would be Aragorn. But Faramir was able to resist the Ring's temptation while Aragorn might have fallen to it.
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