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Findegil · 05-22-2003, 11:17 AM

About what artefact are we talking here?

I don't remember that Arwen gave any sign to Aragorn in the book at all. (The fitting gift would have been a slender Silver ring as a sign their betrothal.)

The stone given to Aragorn in the book was the pandant of his owne name and was a given him by Galadriel. (I missed that one in the movie.)

Arwen gave a single whit gem on a silver change to Frodo as we all have read just a sekond ago. But i dopt if that was the bording pass for the grey ship. And I can't remeber that it was ever called Evenstar, was it?

Respectfully
Findegil

P.S.: Don't ask me ask me about the movie! They do what they want there and it all not much Tolkien like.

05-22-2003, 11:17 AM	#7
Findegil King's Writer Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 1,721	About what artefact are we talking here? I don't remember that Arwen gave any sign to Aragorn in the book at all. (The fitting gift would have been a slender Silver ring as a sign their betrothal.) The stone given to Aragorn in the book was the pandant of his owne name and was a given him by Galadriel. (I missed that one in the movie.) Arwen gave a single whit gem on a silver change to Frodo as we all have read just a sekond ago. But i dopt if that was the bording pass for the grey ship. And I can't remeber that it was ever called Evenstar, was it? Respectfully Findegil P.S.: Don't ask me ask me about the movie! They do what they want there and it all not much Tolkien like.