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Old 05-29-2002, 12:59 PM   #28
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Good poll!

1b - i definitely think good and evil was the main theme but it's hard to limit it to one
2d - Frodo was small, weak, yet he still accomplished the most important task
3 - Yes, for reasons already mentioned by others
4a
5e - but the others are also true
6d, e
7 a b c d e
8 - I was 12 at the time however i found it hard to fully understand them. When i reread them at 15 (my age now) they meant much more to me
9 - YES!!!!! like my previous answer, you understand them better and they seem to connect more to your life

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