LotR -- Book 3 - Chapter 01 - The Departure of Boromir - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

04-08-2007, 11:28 PM

'Patience!' said Faramir, but without anger. 'Do not speak before your master, whose wit is greater that yours. And I do not need any to teach me of our peril. Even so, I spare a brief time, in order to judge justly in a hard matter. Were I as hasty as you, I might have slain you long ago. For I am commanded to slay all whom i find in this land without the leave of the Lord of Gondor. But I do not slay man or beast needlessly, and not gladly even when it is needed. Neither do I talk in vain. So be comforted. Sit by your master, and be silent!"

Has Boromir read the Athrabeth? Because if not, I've read about Boromir and the history and Customs of Gondor.

Regarding your third statement. You are exactly right.

May I suggest you read my post and the Lord of the Rings One more time, and very carefully? While you do, forget about yourself, and think about what I have said here in these forums.

04-08-2007, 11:28 PM	#31
Neithan Tol Turambar Guest Posts: n/a	Ufc! 'Patience!' said Faramir, but without anger. 'Do not speak before your master, whose wit is greater that yours. And I do not need any to teach me of our peril. Even so, I spare a brief time, in order to judge justly in a hard matter. Were I as hasty as you, I might have slain you long ago. For I am commanded to slay all whom i find in this land without the leave of the Lord of Gondor. But I do not slay man or beast needlessly, and not gladly even when it is needed. Neither do I talk in vain. So be comforted. Sit by your master, and be silent!" Has Boromir read the Athrabeth? Because if not, I've read about Boromir and the history and Customs of Gondor. Regarding your third statement. You are exactly right. May I suggest you read my post and the Lord of the Rings One more time, and very carefully? While you do, forget about yourself, and think about what I have said here in these forums.