Elvish or wizardry?
Actually, I felt that Frodo seems more like Gandalf's pupil than Faramir; There were too few examples of Gandalf actually communicating with Faramir, whereas Frodo and Gandalf always took counsel together. Even when Gandalf was assumed 'killed', Frodo still took the wizard's words to heart.
I wonder how much of Frodo is actually Elvish and how much of him is really 'Gandalf'? Hardly any hobbit-sense though...
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