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willkill4food · 12-18-2002, 10:15 PM

I know that he was olorin, but I thought it strange that he had been gone a little more than a week, and yet recalled his name (atleast the one he used for the last hundreds of years) like he had not been called it in ages. The movie answers this by saying that "A day and a month, they were no different to me" or something to that effect..

Also, Gandalf the grey did not seem as Elf-like as gandalf the white. Gandalf the white is mysterious, somewhat cold, and acts merry and sorrow filled at the same time, which Gandalf the Grey was much different..he was more merry, and more down-to-earth..

-willkill

12-18-2002, 10:15 PM	#11
willkill4food Animated Skeleton Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Salem, OR Posts: 44	I know that he was olorin, but I thought it strange that he had been gone a little more than a week, and yet recalled his name (atleast the one he used for the last hundreds of years) like he had not been called it in ages. The movie answers this by saying that "A day and a month, they were no different to me" or something to that effect.. Also, Gandalf the grey did not seem as Elf-like as gandalf the white. Gandalf the white is mysterious, somewhat cold, and acts merry and sorrow filled at the same time, which Gandalf the Grey was much different..he was more merry, and more down-to-earth.. -willkill __________________ Gil-galad was an Elven-king. Of him the harpers sadly sing...