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Old 02-17-2006, 01:33 PM   #11
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Exhibit A:

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Originally Posted by Lush
But what I was talking about is a general sense of the lack of importance of gender when it comes to the Fellowship's story. . . . Personally, the "maleness" of the Fellowship does not register with me anymore. I pay very close attention to gender specifics and the way they apply to the females that come up in LotR, but never to the males.
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the question of gender never occcured when I read the LotR as I was just so enthralled by the story, writing, characters, etc that I didn't think about nor care what the gender roles were. Do new readers, either male and female, now start off with that perspective?
Ladies and Gentlemen of the Jury, I submit to you, are these two arguing the same case?
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