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AbercrombieOfRohan · 11-15-2005, 02:03 PM

I meant war for war's sake (You know, the type of violence portrayed in some video games) rather than a very well-written and poignant novel/movie about it. I hold true to the statement that I didn't like "Band of Brothers" or "Apocalypse Now" (though I don't think that either of these movies really show war for war's sake), but I did find "The Wall" fascinating and "Catch-22" hilarious. But for the sake of this thread I'll try to get back on topic. (Sorry Fordim)

Perhaps you should try to introduce them to the Elvish or hobbit-ish societies. Both are peaceful and fun and some might even argue that Thranduil's people are feminine.

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11-15-2005, 02:03 PM	#34
AbercrombieOfRohan Shade of Carn Dûm Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 311	I meant war for war's sake (You know, the type of violence portrayed in some video games) rather than a very well-written and poignant novel/movie about it. I hold true to the statement that I didn't like "Band of Brothers" or "Apocalypse Now" (though I don't think that either of these movies really show war for war's sake), but I did find "The Wall" fascinating and "Catch-22" hilarious. But for the sake of this thread I'll try to get back on topic. (Sorry Fordim) Perhaps you should try to introduce them to the Elvish or hobbit-ish societies. Both are peaceful and fun and some might even argue that Thranduil's people are feminine.