THE THEME OF LOTR - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

Jessica Jade · 04-25-2002, 11:47 PM

Orodhromeus - I completely felt that huge sense of loss at The Grey Havens. I cried so much when i read that chapter. Espeicially the very end. I reread that section over and over and i get teary every time. There IS such a big sense of loss there and right now for me it's hard to explain in words how it makes me feel and why it's such a powerful ending. Ack, this is a little off topic for this thread. Sorry!

I've only read LOTR in its entirety once as well. I need to reread it this summer because there are so many things i've missed or forgotten! The beauty of Tolkien is that you can reread a passage you've just read and find about 10 things you didn't notice before. I love it.

04-25-2002, 11:47 PM	#12
Jessica Jade Wight Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Tirion upon Túna, Atlanta Posts: 154	Orodhromeus - I completely felt that huge sense of loss at The Grey Havens. I cried so much when i read that chapter. Espeicially the very end. I reread that section over and over and i get teary every time. There IS such a big sense of loss there and right now for me it's hard to explain in words how it makes me feel and why it's such a powerful ending. Ack, this is a little off topic for this thread. Sorry! I've only read LOTR in its entirety once as well. I need to reread it this summer because there are so many things i've missed or forgotten! The beauty of Tolkien is that you can reread a passage you've just read and find about 10 things you didn't notice before. I love it. __________________ http://www.cadential64.com The musicians had indeed laid bare the youngest, most innocent of our ideas of life, the indestructible yearning for the way things aren't and can never be. ~ Philip Roth, The Human Stain