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sassyfriend · 09-29-2011, 07:35 PM

Boromir and Aragorn: you can tell that as time goes on these two start respecting each other more and more even when they don't agree about the ring. It is Aragorn that Boromir confides in about his failing home and you can see he's been crying about it but he dosen't try to hide the fact from Aragorn. You can tell Aragorn is deeply concerned for him but isn't sure what to say or do. Same with the time they end up in an arument over the fact that Aragorn dosen't trust humans which the older man takes as Boromir wanting the ring again which is not what the younger man is saying at all. You can tell by the look on Boromir's face he wants to kill him cause he's so frustrated with his friend. Lastly Boromir's death scene you can see their friendship has come full circle they both fully understand each other now. Very touching and moving.

09-29-2011, 07:35 PM	#40
sassyfriend Wight Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 165	Boromir and Aragorn: you can tell that as time goes on these two start respecting each other more and more even when they don't agree about the ring. It is Aragorn that Boromir confides in about his failing home and you can see he's been crying about it but he dosen't try to hide the fact from Aragorn. You can tell Aragorn is deeply concerned for him but isn't sure what to say or do. Same with the time they end up in an arument over the fact that Aragorn dosen't trust humans which the older man takes as Boromir wanting the ring again which is not what the younger man is saying at all. You can tell by the look on Boromir's face he wants to kill him cause he's so frustrated with his friend. Lastly Boromir's death scene you can see their friendship has come full circle they both fully understand each other now. Very touching and moving.