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Old 07-01-2003, 02:30 PM   #1
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<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>And they left out the Barrow Downs!!!<HR></BLOCKQUOTE><BR>Exactly. That's what bugged me a lot in FotR. And the gift-giving scene. I mean, it is a brilliant scene, but it's the fact that Sam <I>didn't get his box!</I> Thus blatantly showing that the Scouring of the Shire is <B>not</B> going to be in RotK, which thoroughly gets on my case.<P>In Towers: any of the scenes with Arwen. The pacing was all wrong, and they seemed really forced because she's NOT SUPPOSED TO BE THERE!!! gr I think PJ kinda had to have her in there, just so there could be some competition for Eowyn. Eowyn is a much more emotional character in the way she relates to Aragorn; Arwen wastes time looking all ethereal and crap. Sorry PJ, but your Arwen-sympathy-plan backfired...<P>Also the rapid hamster-lemmings that are supposed to pass for Wargs. And the Aragorn-is-dead subplot; so not needed, honestly. All they did that for was so he could see the Uruk-hai army coming and run in to tell Theoden. I believe there are things called SCOUTS that could've done the same thing.<P>That's all for now, but I might come back with more.....<P>Abedithon le,<P>~*~Aranel~*~
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