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Nevfeniel · 05-21-2002, 06:14 PM

The first time I saw the movie, I had to take a bathroom break and missed the second breakfast part, but I did laugh when Merry and Pippin set off the fireworks, during the council of Elrond when Pippin asked where they were going, and in Moria when Pippin winces at the sound of the skeleton falling down the well.<BR>I didn't cry when Gandalf fell, but I was close to it when Frodo shouted "Nooooo!", and when they were all mourning outside. I also cried at the end when Sam almost drowned. When my mom picked me up after the movie was over, she said, "What's wrong?" and I said, "The movie was so <I>beautiful</I>!"

05-21-2002, 06:14 PM	#71
Nevfeniel Ghost Prince of Cardolan Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Mithlond Posts: 783	The first time I saw the movie, I had to take a bathroom break and missed the second breakfast part, but I did laugh when Merry and Pippin set off the fireworks, during the council of Elrond when Pippin asked where they were going, and in Moria when Pippin winces at the sound of the skeleton falling down the well.<BR>I didn't cry when Gandalf fell, but I was close to it when Frodo shouted "Nooooo!", and when they were all mourning outside. I also cried at the end when Sam almost drowned. When my mom picked me up after the movie was over, she said, "What's wrong?" and I said, "The movie was so <I>beautiful</I>!" __________________ Consider the purr a variety of audible tranquilizer. [. . .] For a few of us, there is one more purr, a secret purr. When we combine our secret purrs, we produce the Purr of Power. And that is simply the amplified amity we feel as furred and purred beings.