Who is pulling the reforged Narsil out of the water? - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

Faramir Fan · 08-05-2003, 08:53 AM

On my 20th or so viewing of the ROTK Trailer, I noticed a 1 or 2 second scene, just before the scene with Aragorn and Legolas in the Paths of the Dead. I had originally thought that it had been Aragorn holding Narsil, but I am fairly sure the location is in Rivendale (note the ornate decoration and a possible mural in the background.) This seems to me to be the scene where Narsil is being reforged, which in itself is pretty cool, but I am going crazy trying to figure out who is holding the sword. Black is not exactly Arwen's colour, unless she was in her abandoned Helm's Deep battle get-up. Also, it just to me looks like a man's profile...so who is it?<P>Is it Elrond and if so why is he dressed like that? <P>I am completely baffled by this one?<P>Anyone else have some guesses?

08-05-2003, 08:53 AM	#1
Faramir Fan Haunting Spirit Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Canada Posts: 72	Who is pulling the reforged Narsil out of the water? On my 20th or so viewing of the ROTK Trailer, I noticed a 1 or 2 second scene, just before the scene with Aragorn and Legolas in the Paths of the Dead. I had originally thought that it had been Aragorn holding Narsil, but I am fairly sure the location is in Rivendale (note the ornate decoration and a possible mural in the background.) This seems to me to be the scene where Narsil is being reforged, which in itself is pretty cool, but I am going crazy trying to figure out who is holding the sword. Black is not exactly Arwen's colour, unless she was in her abandoned Helm's Deep battle get-up. Also, it just to me looks like a man's profile...so who is it?<P>Is it Elrond and if so why is he dressed like that? <P>I am completely baffled by this one?<P>Anyone else have some guesses? __________________ "A new character has come on the scene (I am sure I did not invent him, I did not even want him, though I like him, but there he came walking into the woods of Ithilien): Faramir, the brother of Boromir..." J.R.R. Tolkien, Letters No. 66