Aragorn's assertiveness - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

Leaf · 07-15-2016, 08:41 AM

I started to reflect on Aragorn's different interactions in Fellowship. If I'm not mistaken there's only one character that, by the end of the book, is not aware of his royal ambitions. That is, Aragorn didn't feel the need to explain his heritage and claim to him. I'm talking about good ol' Barliman Butterbur. He genuinly has no clue about who Aragorn really is.

Besides him everybody is aware of this. Either because Aragorn directly tells them, or they presumedly are already informed on that matter.

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07-15-2016, 08:41 AM	#9
Leaf Haunting Spirit Join Date: Jun 2014 Posts: 87	I started to reflect on Aragorn's different interactions in Fellowship. If I'm not mistaken there's only one character that, by the end of the book, is not aware of his royal ambitions. That is, Aragorn didn't feel the need to explain his heritage and claim to him. I'm talking about good ol' Barliman Butterbur. He genuinly has no clue about who Aragorn really is. Besides him everybody is aware of this. Either because Aragorn directly tells them, or they presumedly are already informed on that matter.