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Old 09-09-2008, 05:13 PM   #21
wispeight
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Originally Posted by Nerwen View Post
Look, wispeight, you're really going to have to work harder at communicating with us plebs.

Again, what do you mean by "interpretation of Middle-earth"? Are you asking what or where it is supposed to be?

Or do you wish to discuss possible symbolism in the story?

Either way, the fact that nobody else happens to be talking about what you're interested in at a given time doesn't mean it's a forbidden topic. Why not start a thread?
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I've been obtuse and pretentious to the point where I've made 'myself' sick. So I don't even want to imagine how I reflected onto others here. So I will come clean. For at least two decades, I've come across the phrase 'middle-earth' more times than I can count. I hesitate to say that I finally know what it means, because that indicates conclusion.

An acceptable explanation I've come across, happened because I became thoroughly fascinated with Theosophy. I suppose sharing the explanation for the phrase would not be considered proselytizing, but I would have preferred nonetheless that someone else jumped in with the explanation.

Did anyone notice that I still didn't cough it up? I'm bad.

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