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Eruwen · 03-03-2003, 07:58 PM

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>Do you think I'm right in assuming this is how PJ came to put Arwen in the form of dreams? (Aragorn's almost-death scene & dream)<HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>I'm not sure if PJ was putting that scene in that way or not. I don't think anyone could say but PJ himself. It could be a possibility, and it's something cool to think about. It gives us one more reason to give credits to the writers of the movie in that they went by the books. I like it when writers throw in stuff like that. <P>For instance, in FOTR, Sam runs in to Frodo's room in Rivendell and grabs his hand. Most people would not have taken any thought to that at all, but it's in the books. That shows that the people making the movie cared enough about sticking to the books that they added in such a small feature as this to make it more interesting.

03-03-2003, 07:58 PM	#2
Eruwen Registered User Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 892	<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>Do you think I'm right in assuming this is how PJ came to put Arwen in the form of dreams? (Aragorn's almost-death scene & dream)<HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>I'm not sure if PJ was putting that scene in that way or not. I don't think anyone could say but PJ himself. It could be a possibility, and it's something cool to think about. It gives us one more reason to give credits to the writers of the movie in that they went by the books. I like it when writers throw in stuff like that. <P>For instance, in FOTR, Sam runs in to Frodo's room in Rivendell and grabs his hand. Most people would not have taken any thought to that at all, but it's in the books. That shows that the people making the movie cared enough about sticking to the books that they added in such a small feature as this to make it more interesting.