Gollum and Eagles: Deux ex machina? - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

Essex · 03-22-2006, 01:01 PM

this story is about Middle-earth, not about the Undying Lands.

for me, lotr has the most perfect ending I've ever read in a book. There is a sense of closure, the job's been done, but some cannot be healed here in ME so must travel on the Straight Road to find healing before they die.

Frodo says goodbye to his friends, and we travel back with Sam and finish the tale from his point of view. And why not, as a lot of people think Sam is the real hero of LOTR.....

Hang on, what has THIS got to do with D E M?????!!!!!!

03-22-2006, 01:01 PM	#33
Essex Ghost Prince of Cardolan Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Essex, England Posts: 886	this story is about Middle-earth, not about the Undying Lands. for me, lotr has the most perfect ending I've ever read in a book. There is a sense of closure, the job's been done, but some cannot be healed here in ME so must travel on the Straight Road to find healing before they die. Frodo says goodbye to his friends, and we travel back with Sam and finish the tale from his point of view. And why not, as a lot of people think Sam is the real hero of LOTR..... Hang on, what has THIS got to do with D E M?????!!!!!!