Eowyn, Aragorn and Arwen - an analysis - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

galadriel'smaiden · 02-23-2003, 03:15 PM

My, this is engaging! <P>In my opinion, I think that Eowyn is one heck of a restrained person, and thusly, did NOT throw herself at Aragorn's feet. Rather, she carefully chose her movements and speech to hint at her feelings.<P>Aragorn, however, (this is movie AND book based) needs care and love, but is also restrained enough to wait for Arwen. He thiks Eowyn is "nice" (laugh) but is waiting, waiting, waiting for his Lady Love.<P>In the end, Eowyn realizes her needs, a.k.a love, during a time of turmoil and it was simply because Aragorn eptomized what she need/wanted at the time that she developed those feelings; and Faramir, who was gentler, was who she loved.

02-23-2003, 03:15 PM	#14
galadriel'smaiden Haunting Spirit Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Vilnius Posts: 73	My, this is engaging! <P>In my opinion, I think that Eowyn is one heck of a restrained person, and thusly, did NOT throw herself at Aragorn's feet. Rather, she carefully chose her movements and speech to hint at her feelings.<P>Aragorn, however, (this is movie AND book based) needs care and love, but is also restrained enough to wait for Arwen. He thiks Eowyn is "nice" (laugh) but is waiting, waiting, waiting for his Lady Love.<P>In the end, Eowyn realizes her needs, a.k.a love, during a time of turmoil and it was simply because Aragorn eptomized what she need/wanted at the time that she developed those feelings; and Faramir, who was gentler, was who she loved. __________________ "For God's sake Ed, just take the stupid call!" said Justin. "Hello, Mum, I'm on stage," said Ed casually. "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRGGGGGH!" screamed Justin.