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yavanna II · 06-30-2005, 03:33 AM

I don't suppose that Isildur's the Ar-Pharazon type of guy--even before he took the Ring. The Disaster of the Gladden Fields tells what kind of father he was--he seems to be compasssionate enough to not be compared to Tar-Calion. He sent his esquire away with what remained of his daddy's sword... a proud man wouldn't have done that in my opinion.

And I suppose he's the compassionate great leader Brian Crawford seems to think--maybe the Ring has just partially corrupted him.

Try to reread the Disaster over again; it might help.

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06-30-2005, 03:33 AM	#4
yavanna II Registered User Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: in my own little world Posts: 142	I don't suppose that Isildur's the Ar-Pharazon type of guy--even before he took the Ring. The Disaster of the Gladden Fields tells what kind of father he was--he seems to be compasssionate enough to not be compared to Tar-Calion. He sent his esquire away with what remained of his daddy's sword... a proud man wouldn't have done that in my opinion. And I suppose he's the compassionate great leader Brian Crawford seems to think--maybe the Ring has just partially corrupted him. Try to reread the Disaster over again; it might help.