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Scott · 05-24-2003, 04:09 PM

I'm not so sure that Frodo was thinking much about it either way. He knew the ring was bad, that he wanted to go back home, that the ring needed to be dealt with, that he didn't want to deal with it, and that Aragorn seemed as good a candidate as any. And even if he was thinking about a reason why he would have deserved the ring over him, he didn't do so for long or with much discretion because of the above mentioned statements. To state it rathr poorly, Aragorn was next to him in the "hot potatoe game".

05-24-2003, 04:09 PM	#23
Scott Wight Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Ohio/Grey Havens Posts: 183	I'm not so sure that Frodo was thinking much about it either way. He knew the ring was bad, that he wanted to go back home, that the ring needed to be dealt with, that he didn't want to deal with it, and that Aragorn seemed as good a candidate as any. And even if he was thinking about a reason why he would have deserved the ring over him, he didn't do so for long or with much discretion because of the above mentioned statements. To state it rathr poorly, Aragorn was next to him in the "hot potatoe game". __________________ Those who the Gods would destroy, They first make mad. ~Those Crazy Greeks