To: Penny1
I also think, though, that Frodo makes a major leap in his taking on the role of leader when he leaves the fellowship and he and Sam go off on their own.And that is why in the film, Gandalf thrusts the Moria decision upon Frodo. He knows (or suspects) that the Fellowship will eventually break, and that Frodo will need to be able to take decisive action.
312 posted on
04/09/2002 11:17:59 AM PDT by
ecurbh
To: ecurbh
Yes, that is an interesting moment in the film.... I think also Gandalf knew he might not emerge from Moria and knew that not only did Frodo need to be able to make important decisions, but the others needed to learn to see Frodo's decisions as valid, especially Boromir.
318 posted on
04/09/2002 12:21:44 PM PDT by
Penny1
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