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Gimli Son Of Gloin · 04-27-2002, 10:36 AM

I haven't finished LotR yet. Yestereve I reached the end of the paths of the dead. The way your talking about the end, it kind of makes me want to read only 10 pages a day. At the end of TTT, I didn't cry. I never was that emotional, so I didn't cry there. Actually I was kinda happy. I knew Frodo wouldn't die before he completed his quest. So for Sam to reunite with his master I knew was going to be a great part of the book. I hope the end of RotK isn't as sad as all of you make it out to be. I know I won't cry, but I know I'll fell sad and lonely about it. Actually I am kinda emotional, but I try not to show it.

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04-27-2002, 10:36 AM	#24
Gimli Son Of Gloin Shade of Carn Dûm Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: The Halls of Montezuma, and the Shores of Tripoli Posts: 495	I haven't finished LotR yet. Yestereve I reached the end of the paths of the dead. The way your talking about the end, it kind of makes me want to read only 10 pages a day. At the end of TTT, I didn't cry. I never was that emotional, so I didn't cry there. Actually I was kinda happy. I knew Frodo wouldn't die before he completed his quest. So for Sam to reunite with his master I knew was going to be a great part of the book. I hope the end of RotK isn't as sad as all of you make it out to be. I know I won't cry, but I know I'll fell sad and lonely about it. Actually I am kinda emotional, but I try not to show it. [ April 27, 2002: Message edited by: Gimli Son Of Gloin ] [ April 27, 2002: Message edited by: Gimli Son Of Gloin ] __________________ The Few, the Proud, the Marines.