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To: Overtaxed
No, he really doesn't have a clue what is in store. How could he have comprehended with the life experience he had?... I just got back from the film... but can't talk about most of it here... hehehe!

The tragic thing about the first part of this story is not recognized until later. The idyllic world that is about to be left behind, with no hope of return. And Frodo was perfectly cast. He represents that innocence and simple joy so well… “The visual equivalent to the Vienna Boy’s Choir” is at least the most artistic description I have heard of Elijah Woods’ performance. Great! I will check in at sunup!

162 posted on 02/15/2002 10:53:19 PM PST by HairOfTheDog
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To: HairOfTheDog
No, he really doesn't have a clue what is in store. How could he have comprehended with the life experience he had?...

I kept saying "Don't take it Frodo! Just leave it on the mantel, walk away from Bag End and go straight to Crickhollow." But then Lobeliea would end up with the ring, wouldn't she, and Middle Earth would be in a world of hurt.

164 posted on 02/16/2002 3:49:44 AM PST by Overtaxed
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